The four-day fashion event presented an elegant selection of alter-ready looks that scream "Here Comes the Bride."
Want to spice up your makeup routine? These runway styles are here to help you out.
At Pierpaolo Piccioli's couture debut, the house's most famous It bag—a 2001 icon—was reborn in silver metal and 40,000 crystals.
The Italian designer delivered crisp, bright pieces for the house during Paris Haute Couture Week.
From creative director shake-ups to the launch of an entirely new maison, these are the designers unveiling their first-ever couture collections in their new roles during Fall/Winter 2026 Haute Couture Week.
The luxury label is ready to sweat, smile, and repeat all summer long.
Balenciaga and Manolo Blahnik team up on embellished heels.
Between shadow and light, Balenciaga's ClairObscur Fall/Winter 2026 collection transforms Renaissance pictorial techniques into a contemporary meditation on humanity, the body, and fashion.
The season's designer debuts held plenty of surprises—especially when it came to archive-inspired looks.
After making their debut on the Spring/Summer 2026 runway, the Bolero bag and Le 7 bag are finally here.
Free, fluid movement defined the visual language of the striking campaign.
Pierpaolo Piccioli ushers in a new chapter for Balenciaga with his Spring/Summer 2026 debut.
From Prada runways to podcasts and vineyards, Kyle MacLachlan’s off-screen life is as eclectic as his roles.
The luxury fashion label honors its roots with 10 new scents.
Is there a greater love story than Mary-Kate and her wine-stained Balenciaga City Bag?
As Demna takes his final bow at Balenciaga before heading to Gucci, celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Lorde, Katy Perry, and Lauren Sánchez turned Paris Couture Week into a runway of their own.
Prices go up to $10,300 for a bathrobe.
Kering’s annual Women in Motion dinner brought out stars like Dakota Johnson, Paul Mescal, and Charli XCX to honor Nicole Kidman for her commitment to gender equity in film.
Balenciaga revealed Pierpaolo Piccioli, formerly at Valentino, as its new creative director.
Love them or hate them, but clogs are officially back.
