With a year-in-the-making Sorel collaboration and a Pacific Northwest narrative, Wade takes her utility codes outdoors.
Amid the hustle and bustle of New York Fashion Week, L'OFFICIEL caught up with the designer, who unpacked all of the must-know details on his latest collection
Catherine Holstein’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection pairs cerebral staging with sensual silhouettes.
Drawing on Spanish art and cinema, Joseph Altuzarra delivers a collection that balances sharp tailoring with fluid movement, rich color, and subtle drama—proving opposites really do attract.
As the Phlur founder gets ready for Calvin Klein in New York, she reflects on ’90s minimalism, her signature scent, and why she wants fashion to feel intentional again.
The designer reflects on how a background in mechanical engineering shapes her knitwear, why she’s expanding into wovens, and what presenting at New York Fashion Week means for her evolving brand.
Between his Broadway debut, hit podcast, and Calvin Klein front row, the internet’s favorite comedian is stepping into his next act—one surreal moment at a time.
The New York-based label presented a line of elevated takes on classic cosmopolitan grunge.
Creative director Veronica Leoni transformed The Shed into a minimalist laboratory of precision dressing for New York Fashion Week.
From pre-show prep to post-runway resets, the actress and producer opens up about Fashion Week must-haves, favorite trends, and the look that made her feel most herself.
The designer’s swoonworthy silhouettes, colorful charisma, and statement jewelry did not distract from her message of perpetual poise.
It's the first day of New York Fashion Week, and the social media star is walking L’OFFICIEL through her evolving style and go-to beauty essentials as she prepares for the show.
Rachel Scott makes her debut at Proenza Schouler with a Fall/Winter 2026 collection rooted in precision and polish.
The designer unofficially kicked off New York Fashion Week with a line that recalled his own archive, reimagined for a contemporary wearer.
From her first YouTube video to her fourth Super Bowl, the model and creator talks staying grounded, cowboy boots, and slowing down in 2026.
From cinched waists to long pendants, Spring/Summer 2026 collections offer up the latest in outfit makers and breakers.
Once again, Coach delivers a wardrobe built for New Yorkers: rooted in reality, and shaped by the city’s grit.
In the label's latest line, silhouettes were sophisticated, colors were vibrant, and styles toed the line between refined and sensual.
Collaborating with Nothing Technology, the designer blurred the lines between workwear and futurism, proving that phones and headphones belong on the runway too.
Toteme redefines minimalism with raw edges and relaxed polish for Spring/Summer 2026.
