This season, the house marked its third time showcasing a couture collection in the Italian capital.
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.
Four days, five debuts, and a front row worth its own gallery. Welcome to Haute Couture Week.
As the cool weather steadily approaches, explore the visionary shoots and styles poised to make a statement in the coming months.
From Bonnie Cashin’s iconic turnlocks to the runway resurgence of subversive closures, the fashion girlies have proven that the devil is in the details
The Italian designer delivered crisp, bright pieces for the house during Paris Haute Couture Week.
The maison unveiled its latest collection—which marked a thrilling first for the label—during Paris Haute Couture Week.
For his latest collection, Matthieu Blazy proved that classic fairy tales can come true through the art of fashion.
For his sophomore showing, creative director Jonathan Anderson brought classic materials and traditional techniques to life.
From dresses to jackets, the expanded Fall/Winter 2026 collection dealt in flowy fabrics and soft silhouettes.
Transcending eras with every silhouette, Colleen Allen has swiftly emerged as one of fashion’s most commanding talents.
For its first-ever fashion week in China, the house turned Shanghai into an atelier of memory, porcelain, and beautiful destruction.
The new creative director delivered exactly what the house needed: minimalist opulence with a pulse, wrapped in shadows and '80s silhouettes.
In Rome, Alessandro Michele presented his latest line for the label.
Our favorite style stars have officially landed in Paris.
The new season delivers a compelling mix of debuts, returns, and creative reinventions.
Inspired by the fearless Australian women of the 1920s, Nicky Zimmermann’s latest collection balances utility and romance.
Channeling Art Deco painter Tamara de Łempicka, the collection translated sculptural compositions into a wardrobe of refined tailoring and controlled drama.
For their second collection, Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez turned fashion into a playground. Bright colors, inflatable parkas, latex trompe l'oeil, and shearling trimmed like poodles.
Isabel Marant dreams up a nighttime wardrobe where the bohemian look of the Parisian woman is reinvented between sensuality, freedom, and urban power.
