maison margiela artisanal 2025 | glenn martens’ mystical debut
Glenn Martens isn’t easing into anything. Fresh off his seismic reinvention of Diesel and with Y/Project still in full subversion mode, the Belgian designer now takes the reins at Maison Margiela Artisanal with a collection that unfolded like a fashion exorcism — in the best way possible.
interview | abigail cowen
zimmermann cruise 26 | twisted romance
If you ever wanted to run away to sea — not for the salt and hardship, but for the adventure, the drama, and the wardrobe — Zimmermann’s Cruise 26 Twisted Romance is your ship.
carhartt wip aw25
Carhartt WIP Autumn/Winter 2025 lands like late August thunder — sticky with heat, streaked with optimism, and already bracing for the cold. It’s transitional, sure, but not in the beige, sensible way.
giorgio armani privé aw25 | noir séduisant
Black might be fashion’s most overused word, but Giorgio Armani just reminded everyone why it’s still the ultimate power move.
celine ss26 | michael rider’s return
If you walked into the Celine Spring 2026 show expecting a safe, Parisian parade of beige trench coats and demure silk blouses, you probably left with your expectations in tatters — and a sudden urge to hunt down a red leather bomber jacket.
jw anderson resort spring 2026
If you thought Jonathan Anderson might slow down after his seismic debut at Dior, think again.
fiallo ss26 | victory
In his Milanese studio, where tradition and technology seem to collide, Felipe Fiallo is holding up a sneaker that looks as if it’s been plucked from the future: a crystalline structure glinting under the lights tinted in a vibrant red, the kind of shoe that demands a double take to fully understand its design.
herno x phi beach | summer chapter two
Set against the sculpted rocks of Baja Sardinia and the crystalline blue of the Mediterranean, Herno returns to Phi Beach for the second chapter of its sun-drenched collaboration.
oakley x voo space | artifacts from the future
If Oakley’s recent Artifacts From the Future campaign had you dreaming of 2075, Berlin Fashion Week brought that vision to life. For five days, Voo Space in Kreuzberg transformed into a portal, somewhere between post-human VR fantasy and high-speed subcultural reality.
christian louboutin | sartorial line
You don’t usually expect to find rhinestone-studded butterflies, collar pins, and moiré grosgrain loafers all under one roof — but then again, Christian Louboutin isn’t known for playing it safe.
études studio ss26 | surroundings
corneliani ss26 | summer solstice
“The idea is always to start with a tone of voice,” says Stefano Gaudioso Tramonte, General Merchandising Manager and Style Director at Corneliani. “A tone that blends emotion with aesthetics, and also a certain sense of sociality. We didn’t want to do a simple runway show. We wanted to invite people into our home and give them an experience, something they could take with them emotionally.”
camiel fortgens ss26 | collection cf.21
Camiel Fortgens was the topic of discussion on the internet soon after their presentation in Paris, for obvious reasons. For Spring/Summer 2026, the Dutch label skipped the typical Paris Fashion Week venue in favour of the streets themselves.
craig green ss26 | reinventing the déjà vu
ouest paris ss26 | from cowboy to cosmic
kidsuper ss26 | the boy who jumped the moon
There’s usually a moment in every KidSuper show where reality dissolves. This time, it happened the second the narrator began: a soft, surreal voice filling the Musée des Arts Décoratifs as models emerged from massive illustrated books like characters escaping a dream. Guests were treated to a bedtime story set in motion, beginning with a boy attempting to jump the moon. And for a moment, it seemed as though he might succeed.
hermès ss26 | summer in the city
There was something almost geological about Hermès’ Summer 2026 menswear show, like watching layers of dust, air, and light settle slowly on the skin. The setting, as always, was Palais d’Iéna, but the mood this season felt looser, warmer, and more generous.
louis gabriel nouchi ss26 | do androids dream of wet desires?
Louis Gabriel Nouchi’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection arrived with a jolt. The Paris label, renowned for its sharp tailoring and experimental clothing machines, seemingly skipped the runway this season in favour of a dystopian daydream. In this vision, clothes are tactile, electric, and almost alive.
Nouchi’s iconic sculptural coat, with its wide shoulders and clean lines, served as the foundation.
Nouchi’s iconic sculptural coat, with its wide shoulders and clean lines, served as the foundation.
officine générale ss26 | pariviera
The name came on the pavement, somewhere between a cigarette and a daydream. Pierre Mahéo was standing outside Officine Générale’s Rue Jules Chaplain headquarters, a quiet corner near Montparnasse known to lovers of arthouse cinema, when Pariviera surfaced. A single word to describe a summer collection that slips between two longings: the sharpness of Paris, and the softness of the Riviera.
mcqueen reverb | listening sessions in london
dries van noten ss26 | just a perfect day
The room was quiet when the first model walked in. A pale, grey trench coat with a barely-there bell shape paired with bright, cherry-red socks and shoes. It was quiet until Lou Reed’s “Street Hassle” echoed within the industrial halls, which vaguely reminded of a construction site. It was a moment that asked the question: is it formal or is it not? Before you could answer, the next look arrived, and the lines winked again.
etro menswear ss26
Not all explorers need boots and maps. Some, like the Etro man, prefer to wear printed pyjamas and collect memories in the folds of their scarves. He’s bringing linen, silk, jacquard, printed scarves, embroidered coats, and at least three neckties — and somehow, it all makes sense.
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