louis vuitton | the cruise 2027 collection

Six years after flying the fashion scene out to the futuristic TWA Flight Centre at JFK for Cruise 2020, Nicolas Ghesquière returned to New York with a very different proposition. Rather than staging another grand architectural spectacle, the artistic director of women’s collections at Louis Vuitton stepped into one of Manhattan’s most culturally guarded institutions: ‘The Frick Collection.’…

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dior | the cruise 2027 collection

Jonathan Anderson is unstoppable. Nearly a year has gone by since his landmark appointment as sole Creative Director across womenswear, menswear and haute couture at Dior, and he has already produced a staggering volume of collections. He must’ve discovered a secret twenty-fifth hour in the day at this point. Turning out collection after collection with a velocity that birthed the internet’s…

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cos | the spring/summer 26 collection

Seoul’s concrete outskirts became the backdrop for a fashion intervention as COS returned to the runway for its first Korean outing, ditching the typical glitz of the city centre for a series of unused swimming pools. These hollowed-out brutalist basins served as a surreal architectural stage for the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where the only thing louder than the set was the pre-recorded roar…

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lacoste aw26 | washed out match

The rain fell in sheets over the grass courts of Deauville back in July 1923, forcing a young René Lacoste to shelter under a heavy trench coat while waiting for the skies to clear. Historical accounts of that Davis Cup match against Spain’s Manuel de Gomar describe a crowd throwing newspapers onto the flooded grass to speed the drying process, a moment of collective determination that creative…

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louis vuitton aw26 | super nature

Who would have thought that in 2026 a Maison like Louis Vuitton would find its latest muse in the agricultural world? For the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, Nicolas Ghesquière proves that nature is, in fact, the ultimate designer. Inside the Cour Carrée of the Musée du Louvre, production designer Jeremy Hindle (of ‘Severance’ fame) created a shifting neo-landscape that felt entirely out of this…

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chanel aw26 | la conversation – part two

Matthieu Blazy continues his evolving dialogue with the spirit of Gabrielle Chanel for the Autumn/Winter 2026 season, titled ‘La Conversation – Part Two.’ This collection follows his previous couture outing that felt like a journey through Alice’s Wonderland. Here, he expands that dreamlike atmosphere into a tangible reality, laying the foundations for his own chapter in the history of the house.…

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dries van noten aw26 | the beauty of being unfinished

Walking through the Lycée Carnot at the end of summer brings back the specific emotional weight of being a teenager. Julian Klausner uses this setting for the Dries Van Noten Autumn/Winter 2026 collection to explore the idea of a work in progress. He writes: “the transient moment that leads from youth to adulthood. When identity forms and what we wear defines how we are perceived, and how we…

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hermès aw26 | liminal realm

Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski has a gift for making even the most rarified materials feel lived-in and relevant to the world we actually inhabit. For the Hermès Autumn/Winter 2026 season, she invites us into a space that feels like the suspension of twilight, where our senses have to adjust to a new kind of atmosphere. It is a world inspired by the idea of night vision, where the familiar shapes of the…

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fendi aw26 | less i, more us

Maria Grazia Chiuri has officially arrived at Fendi. Her debut for Autumn/Winter 2026-27 is a bold departure from the recent past, yet it carries the warmth of a true homecoming for Italian sisterhood. The newly appointed Creative Director has stepped back into the Roman workshops where her career first gained momentum almost two decades ago. This return to Fendi feels like the closing of a…

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