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A$AP Rocky turned the Accor Arena into a runway during the Paris stop of his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour. As the opening act, AWGE, his creative collective, presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection to around 6,000 concertgoers, making it the most attended fashion show ever recorded in contemporary fashion.

Titled Anti War Global Economics, the collection brought military codes into an urban vocabulary through tactical vests, gas masks, trench coats, reworked military garments, and bags inspired by fuel canisters. Blurring the lines between fashion, music, and visual culture, Rocky brought the runway into an entirely different kind of setting.

A$AP Rocky hace historia en París con AWGE

A$AP Rocky convirtió el escenario del Accor Arena en una pasarela durante la fecha parisina de su Don’t Be Dumb World Tour. Como acto de apertura, AWGE, su colectivo creativo, presentó la colección Primavera/Verano 2027 ante unos 6,000 asistentes que habían acudido al…

The legendary “revenge dress” worn by Princess Diana is heading back to auction nearly three decades after its last public appearance. The black silk dress, designed by Christina Stambolian, will travel through London, Hong Kong, and Geneva with Sotheby’s before arriving in New York on December 9, 2026, with an estimated value of $150,000 to $300,000.

The dress became part of pop culture history on June 29, 1994, when Diana wore it to a gala at the Serpentine Gallery on the same night then-Prince Charles publicly addressed his infidelity. Its Bardot neckline and departure from royal dress codes transformed the appearance into one of Diana’s most memorable fashion moments.

Originally auctioned by Diana herself in 1997 for charity, the dress now returns to the market as more than an archival fashion piece: a symbol of how clothing can become a statement of independence.

El “revenge dress” de Diana vuelve a…

Mexican fashion found a new way to speak for itself in Paris. During Paris Fashion Week, Samira & Regeane presented MEXIMALISTA, its debut collection, turning childhood memories, everyday objects, and references from Mexican popular culture into a couture proposition.

The iconic Mexican market bag was reimagined as corsetry, while the traditional paliacate, market graphics, street signage, and toys like the balero took on new forms through lace, sheer fabrics, and vibrant blocks of color. The collection starts with instantly recognizable elements and brings them into a more refined visual language without losing their origins.

The presentation also brought together Mexican talent across disciplines, with footwear by Dante, jewelry by Lula, and styling by Paola Tanus and Monse Rebollar, founders of Stylinginc. With MEXIMALISTA, Samira & Regeane brought to Paris an idea of luxury that doesn’t need to distance itself from everyday life to feel extraordinary.

Samira & Regeane lleva el…

For Spring/Summer 2027, shoes are no longer a secondary detail. They’re taking center stage. Prada explored hybrids between sandals and curved heels, while Saint Laurent brought opulence to the feet with chains, gemstones, flowers, feathers, and gilded finishes. At Chanel, Matthieu Blazy refreshed the house’s signature two-tone pumps with leopard and tiger prints, playful card-inspired heels, mesh, and embroidered details. Rather than simply complementing the clothes, footwear is becoming a statement in its own right.

The season also took experimentation into utilitarian territory: The Attico pushed gladiator boots up to the thigh, while Miu Miu continued its dialogue between luxury and sport with the New Balance RC150. KNWLS and Lacoste, meanwhile, reworked familiar codes through rounded soles and tennis-ball-inspired heels. Between sculpture, sport, and excess, SS27 proves that the look can start from the feet.

El calzado SS27 toma el control del look

En Primavera/Verano 2027, los zapatos dejaron de…