Glenn Martens has arrived. Officially. After seasons of speculation, hints, and a slow-burning alignment between the conceptual gravity of Maison Margiela and Martens’ own surrealist inclinations, his ...

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Berluti’s Spring/Summer 2026 presentation draws from film and craft, blending Italian leatherwork, Parisian tailoring, and modern movement into a refined yet deeply clever display of savoir-faire.

In Istanbul, Cartier staged a dazzling Panthère de Cartier celebration with live performances, star guests, and a dramatic fashion show on the Bosphorus.

Julian Klausner’s first menswear collection for Dries Van Noten SS26 restructured the house from within—with painterly embroidery, loose romance, and the loudest crowd reaction of the season.

With his debut as creative director of the entire house, Jonathan Anderson brings back emotion, intimacy, and the kind of fashion magic Dior was built on.

Prada's Spring/Summer 2026 menswear show trades spectacle for subtlety, presenting a sharply refined collection that champions clarity, elegance, and quiet confidence.

For Spring/Summer 2026, Hermès offered a warm-weather wardrobe with architectural cuts, soft textures, and an urban spirit that made restraint look radical.

Mike Amiri’s Spring/Summer 2026 show reimagines hotel life through fluid tailoring, sun-faded colors, and a laid-back, luxurious California sensibility at his imagined Chateau AMIRI.