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Louis Vuitton introduces new Formal Wear and Formal Travel collections for Real Madrid for the 2026/2027 season, extending the Maison’s aesthetic beyond the pitch. Under Pharrell Williams’s creative direction, the wardrobe brings together formal tailoring and pieces designed for travel. The luggage carries the same design codes, combining the club’s signature white and gold stripes with Louis Vuitton’s Monogram canvas and personalized details.

The collaboration reflects how elite sports have become an increasingly important space for luxury fashion, with a team’s image taking shape not only on the pitch but also in airports, during travel, and at official events. The pieces are reserved exclusively for Real Madrid’s first-team football squads, both men’s and women’s, as well as its men’s basketball team, and will not be available to the public. Here, exclusivity goes beyond design: it is also about wearing the identity of a club whose athletes are recognized around the…

What goes on behind one of fashion’s most closely watched creative shifts? Luca Guadagnino may offer a glimpse. The Italian filmmaker is reportedly working on a documentary following Jonathan Anderson’s first steps at Dior, capturing how the designer begins to shape a new chapter for the maison.

There’s a detail that makes this pairing all the more intriguing: before turning to fashion, Anderson moved to the United States to study acting. He eventually found his calling in design, but cinema is now crossing his path again, this time with Anderson in front of the camera.

The project has yet to be officially confirmed, but the idea feels all the more compelling given that Anderson and Guadagnino have already worked together on films such as Challengers and Queer, for which Anderson designed the costumes. This time, Guadagnino could be following the designer on his own turf, as he develops his vision…

Chanel is getting ready to bring Coco Neige 2026 to boutiques, with a winter collection that pairs ski wear with the house’s signature codes.

Photographed by Julien Martinez Leclerc and starring Elodie Guipaud, Feng Jiao Long, and Lia Marie Mielke, the campaign mixes classic checked tweed, graphic stripes, and vivid red accents with playful penguin and polar bear motifs, giving traditional alpine dressing a fresh twist.

Accessories carry the mountain theme further, with oversized nylon flap bags, shearling camera cases, mittens, and snow boots. Coco Neige 2026 arrives in boutiques on October 21, just as the winter season begins to take shape.

Chanel lleva Coco Neige 2026 a las pistas de esquí

Chanel prepara la llegada de Coco Neige 2026, su colección de invierno inspirada en la montaña, con una propuesta que mezcla ropa de esquí y códigos clásicos de la maison.

The future of luxury motoring has taken an unexpected turn. Elon Musk unveiled the next-generation Tesla Roadster in Texas, where the electric sports car lifted off the ground, flipped mid-air, and landed on its wheels during a demonstration. High-pressure gas thrusters developed with SpaceX technology powered the manoeuvre, bringing aerospace engineering into a world shaped by speed, design, and desire.

More than a car, the Roadster reflects an idea increasingly present in luxury: innovation must also surprise, offering experiences that once belonged to science fiction. Its flight-capable version, however, is not yet approved for public roads, and Tesla plans to begin production in 2028. For now, the question is how far this technology can go beyond a spectacular reveal.

El nuevo Tesla Roadster quiere llevar el lujo fuera del asfalto

El futuro del automóvil de lujo acaba de dar un giro inesperado. Elon Musk presentó en Texas la nueva generación…

Dior takes makeup beyond the beauty bag with Médaillon, a lip balm from its Holiday 2026 collection that can be attached to the back of your phone using an adhesive template. The design taps into the growing trend of phone charms, where tech accessories have also become a way to express personal style. Its ornate details draw inspiration from the 18th century, including a bow inspired by the Fontanges style, associated with the elaborate hairstyles worn at the French court.

Available in 001 Crystal Pink, the balm combines a creamy formula with hydrating oils for a luminous finish. With Médaillon, the maison turns an everyday beauty product into an accessory to display and collect, bringing beauty into the world of personal objects that reflect the style of the person who chooses them.

Dior convierte un bálsamo labial en un charm para el móvil

Dior lleva el maquillaje más allá del…

Jimmy Choo headed to the streets of Shanghai with Wang Yibo for its latest campaign, built around the Biker Mid boots. First introduced for Fall/Winter 2008, the style returns in textured leather, with metal buckles and the chunky lug sole that has always been part of its biker-inspired appeal. The campaign also features the Diamond Light sneakers and Diamond Tote, offering a closer look at the more laid-back side of the house.

The Biker Mid is a design that can take an outfit in different directions, whether paired with leather and denim or used to offset a more understated look. Wang Yibo brings that versatility to life without taking away from the boots themselves. Since being named global ambassador in 2024, Wang Yibo has continued his relationship with the house, returning for a campaign that brings his distinctive presence together with a design that has stood the test of time.

Victoria Beckham is taking her design vision beyond the wardrobe with her first homeware collection, created in collaboration with European lifestyle platform Westwing and launching on October 12. Centered on the art of dressing the table, the collection brings together linens, tableware, glassware, and decorative accessories inspired by the British Arts and Crafts movement. Hammered cutlery, textured plates, subtly embossed glassware, and stainless-steel butter dishes shaped like seashells give everyday dining a distinctive touch. It’s a new chapter for Beckham, extending her aesthetic into the art of entertaining at home.

Victoria Beckham debuta en el universo del hogar

Victoria Beckham lleva su visión estética más allá del armario con su primera colección de diseño para el hogar, creada en colaboración con la plataforma europea Westwing y lanzada este 12 de octubre. La propuesta se concentra en el arte de vestir la mesa, con mantelería, vajillas, cristalería y accesorios que reinterpretan…

Robert Wun takes his dramatic visual language from the runway to the stage with Shared Rain, a piece presented at the New York City Ballet’s Fall Fashion Gala 2026. For the collaboration, the London-based designer created midnight-blue bodysuits embellished with Swarovski crystals, alongside geometric headpieces shaped like six-pointed umbrellas, developed with support from Senz.

The production marks the first commission for both Wun and choreographer Jennifer Archibald at NYCB. Her work explores how the human body responds to the force of a storm, with climate change as its backdrop. Drawing on the umbrellas that featured prominently in one of Wun’s haute couture collections, the choreography transforms them into an extension of the dancers’ physical language.

Set to immersive music and met with a standing ovation at Lincoln Center, Shared Rain brings fashion, dance, and environmental reflection together on a single stage. The piece is part of the Contemporary Choreography I…

Massimo Dutti begins a new chapter in Rome with a flagship store at Palazzo Ruspoli, a 16th-century building on Via del Corso. Spanning more than 2,000 square metres, the space pairs the Spanish brand’s understated aesthetic with the palace’s Renaissance heritage, including the restoration of an original fresco by Jacopo Zucchi.

The opening featured a runway presentation of the limited-edition Fall/Winter 2026 capsule, showcasing structured tailoring, fluid silhouettes, and sculptural evening gowns. Through local collaborations, including a culinary experience at Caffè Doria, Massimo Dutti extends its vision beyond clothing, inviting visitors to experience fashion through the art, architecture, and everyday life of Rome.

Massimo Dutti inaugura su nueva flagship en Roma

Massimo Dutti abre una nueva etapa en Roma con una tienda insignia en el Palazzo Ruspoli, un edificio del siglo XVI sobre Via del Corso. El espacio de más de 2,000 metros cuadrados combina la estética depurada de la…

After a decade at the helm of Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello is bringing his chapter at the French house to a close. Kering confirmed his departure following the Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris, where a collection steeped in gold and framed by monumental chandeliers revisited the maison’s classical grandeur. It was a fitting farewell, one that looked back to the house’s heritage while bringing one of its defining chapters of the past decade to an end.

During his tenure, Vaccarello drove the brand’s growth and expanded its cultural reach with the launch of Saint Laurent Productions, the house’s venture into cinema. His departure comes as Kering, under CEO Luca de Meo, reshapes its portfolio amid a slowdown in the luxury market. As the group prepares to announce his successor, industry reports have pointed to Chemena Kamali, Chloé’s current creative director and a former member of the Saint Laurent team, as…

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…

Louis Vuitton closed Paris Fashion Week by bringing the future to the heart of the Louvre. For its Spring/Summer 2027 women’s collection, Nicolas Ghesquière transformed the Cour Carrée into a sci-fi landscape, with flying cars covered in the house’s signature Damier pattern suspended above the runway.

While the set imagined a city of the future, the collection focused on something much closer: the body. Under the concept "Ergonomie," Ghesquière explored sheer fabrics, mesh, ultralight textures, and fluid silhouettes designed to move with the body. A balance of technology, functionality, and the spirit of travel that remains central to Louis Vuitton.

Louis Vuitton lleva el futuro al Louvre

Louis Vuitton cerró la Semana de la Moda de París llevando el futuro al corazón del Louvre. Para presentar su colección femenina Primavera/Verano 2027, Nicolas Ghesquière convirtió la Cour Carrée en un paisaje de ciencia ficción, con autos voladores cubiertos por el emblemático…

Bvlgari welcomes Hudson Williams to its roster of global ambassadors. The 24-year-old Canadian actor rose to international recognition as Shane Hollander in Heated Rivalry and has recently worn pieces from the maison at the Golden Globes and Milan Fashion Week.

His appointment places him alongside names including Zendaya and Anne Hathaway, as Bvlgari continues to align itself with figures whose identities extend beyond a single industry. Williams represents a new generation of male talent bridging acting, fashion, and digital culture, turning personal style into an integral part of their public identity.

Hudson Williams se une a Bvlgari como embajador global

Bvlgari suma a Hudson Williams a su elenco de embajadores globales. El actor canadiense de 24 años alcanzó reconocimiento internacional como Shane Hollander en Heated Rivalry y recientemente ha llevado piezas de la maison a los Globos de Oro y la Semana de la Moda de Milán.

Su llegada lo…

For Spring/Summer 2027, Loro Piana presented Solutions For at Milan’s Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, taking its signature language of understated luxury into a more sculptural direction. Among the pieces that immediately caught the eye were wide-brimmed hats with dramatic proportions, framing the silhouettes with oversized volumes and bringing an unexpected dimension to the looks.

Cashmere, linen, and silk came together in a palette of sand, cream, and natural tones, while fluid tailoring, travel shirts, and safari jackets shaped a wardrobe designed for movement. Within this setting, the hats emerged as some of the collection’s most striking accents, transforming select looks with a graphic, contemporary presence while preserving the sophistication that defines Loro Piana.

Loro Piana pone el sombrero en el centro

Para Primavera/Verano 2027, Loro Piana presentó Solutions For en la Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense de Milán, llevando su conocido lenguaje de lujo discreto hacia una silueta más escultórica. Entre las piezas…

For Spring/Summer 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli takes Balenciaga into more organic territory with Les Coraux de la Liberté, a collection inspired by the growth of red coral in the Mediterranean. The natural reference becomes a new way of exploring the architectural silhouettes that defined Cristóbal Balenciaga’s legacy, now reimagined with movement, fluidity, and a newfound lightness.

Draping, lightweight textures, and volumes that adapt to the body create a proposal where the tradition of haute couture meets the demands of ready-to-wear. Piccioli continues to shape a new chapter for Balenciaga through craftsmanship and the essential codes of its archive.

Balenciaga encuentra libertad en el coral

Para Primavera/Verano 2027, Pierpaolo Piccioli lleva a Balenciaga hacia un territorio más orgánico con Les Coraux de la Liberté, una colección inspirada en el crecimiento del coral rojo del Mediterráneo. La referencia natural se convierte en una nueva forma de explorar las siluetas arquitectónicas que definieron el…

Chanel has chosen Deauville as the setting for its Cruise 2027/28 collection, set to be presented on April 27, 2027. The location holds particular significance for the maison: it was in this Normandy seaside resort that Gabrielle Chanel opened her first clothing boutique in 1912, introducing codes such as jersey and nautical influences into the women’s wardrobe.

The show will mark Matthieu Blazy’s second Cruise collection for Chanel, following his debut in Biarritz in early 2026. By returning to Deauville, Blazy continues to explore places deeply connected to Gabrielle Chanel’s story, bringing the maison’s heritage into a contemporary new chapter.

Chanel vuelve a Deauville

Chanel ha elegido Deauville como escenario para su colección Cruise 2027/28, que se presentará el próximo 27 de abril de 2027. La elección tiene un peso especial para la maison: fue en este balneario de Normandía donde Gabrielle Chanel abrió su primera tienda de ropa en…

Burberry celebrates 170 years of history with The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon, a free exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. The exhibition brings together previously unseen pieces from the maison’s archives with the museum’s textile collection, tracing the trench coat’s evolution from Thomas Burberry’s invention of waterproof gabardine to its transformation into a fashion icon.

The exhibition also features reinterpretations of the silhouette by designers including Christopher Bailey and Daniel Lee, showing how a garment created for functionality became one of the most recognizable codes of British fashion.

Open through January 3, 2027, the exhibition also sets the stage for a broader collaboration between Burberry and the V&A, including a permanent gallery sponsored by the brand, planned for 2028.

Burberry lleva su trench al V&A

Burberry celebra 170 años de historia con The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon, una exposición gratuita en el Victoria and Albert Museum de…

Thom Browne joins forces with Bose to bring his signature tailoring language into the world of audio with a special edition of the QuietComfort Ultra, wrapped in cashmere and defined by the maison’s distinctive aesthetic. The collaboration transforms an everyday accessory into a piece that brings together technology, design, and luxury.

The partnership was unveiled at New York’s Lotos Club, where a live performance by Iceage accompanied the launch. Following an exclusive U.S. pre-sale, the headphones arrived at select boutiques worldwide on September 28, extending the collaboration beyond fashion and into the world of technology-driven design.

Thom Browne lleva la moda al audio

Thom Browne se une a Bose para llevar su lenguaje de sastrería al mundo del audio con una edición especial de los QuietComfort Ultra, revestida en cachemira y marcada por la estética característica de la maison. La colaboración transforma un accesorio cotidiano en una pieza que conecta…

Dior has begun revealing the ideas behind its upcoming Summer 2027 show, set for September 29 in Paris. The maison draws from an ancient Chinese tradition: rotating wénwán walnuts between the hands until time and friction transform their surface. A practice rooted in patience now becomes a starting point for exploring beauty, evolution, and imperfection.

Built around the idea that “perfect symmetry is elusive,” Dior previews a collection where organic shapes, irregular cuts, and craftsmanship take center stage. Nature, after all, rarely creates the exact same form twice—and perhaps that is where its beauty lies.

Dior encuentra belleza en la imperfección

Dior ya comienza a revelar las ideas detrás de su próximo desfile Summer 2027, previsto para el 29 de septiembre en París. La maison parte de una antigua tradición china: girar nueces wénwán entre las manos hasta que el tiempo y la fricción transforman su superficie. Una práctica basada…

Céline Dion is turning Paris into her own runway. During her stay in the city, the singer has been photographed outside the Le Royal Monceau in a succession of looks from Givenchy, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Alaïa, Tom Ford, and Loewe, bringing runway pieces into everyday life with an ease that blurs the line between street style and high fashion.

And while her daytime appearances are already a runway in their own right, her stage looks take the drama even further: from a navy Tom Ford gown covered in shimmering details to a sculptural black leather corset custom-made by Alaïa. With every appearance, Dion proves once again that her comeback belongs to fashion too—and that true style-icon status extends far beyond the runway.

Céline Dion hace de París su pasarela personal

Céline Dion está convirtiendo París en su propia pasarela. Durante su estancia en la ciudad, la cantante ha sido…

For Spring/Summer 2027, MM6 Maison Margiela brought its obsession with the number six directly to the body. In Milan, the maison unveiled a collaboration with Havaianas that turned the classic flip-flop into an exercise in distortion: the Slim 6Toe introduces an unexpected sixth toe, while the Top 6Layers stacks six rubber soles into a deliberately irregular structure.

The same logic carried through to the clothing. Classic shirts and knitwear stopped behaving like shirts and sweaters, transforming instead into skirts and hip-hugging dresses while retaining elements of their original construction. Rather than rebuilding the garments, MM6 simply persuaded them to work differently. Because when MM6 takes an everyday object, it apparently doesn’t need to reinvent it; just change the rules of how it is meant to be used.

MM6 convierte el número seis en una nueva anatomía

Para Primavera/Verano 2027, MM6 Maison Margiela llevó su obsesión por el número seis directamente…

To celebrate its arrival in Williamsburg, Hermès hosted an immersive dinner at Powerhouse Arts, where a miniature recreation of the New York skyline stretched across the tables among hundreds of buildings illuminated in shades of purple. Created by the maison and produced by STUDIO BOUM, the installation made the city’s architecture part of the evening’s visual language, while chef Sansho’s menu echoed the colors of a New York sunset.

Designed by RDAI, the new store occupies a two-story building on Berry Street and draws on materials associated with the neighborhood’s industrial past, from exposed brick to gray terrazzo and metal details. More than simply opening another address, Hermès seems to have found its own way of building a version of New York in Williamsburg.

Hermès construye su propio skyline en Williamsburg

Para celebrar su llegada a Williamsburg, Hermès organizó una cena inmersiva en Powerhouse Arts, donde una reproducción en miniatura…

From London to Milan, European runways are moving away from restraint and bringing color, experimentationand a much stronger sense of personality back into the conversation.

Across London Fashion Week, shades of orange, coral and ginger emerged as the big color trend for a much more expressive season, while Burberry reinforced this playful energy through its own vibrant, character-driven collection.

In Milan, experimentation took even more unexpected turns. Prada devoted its collection to exploring the possibilities of the knee-length skirt, while Milan’s runways brought robots into the mix, turning technology into part of the spectacle.

Now, all eyes are on Paris Fashion Week, where Dior, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton are set to continue shaping where fashion is headed next. After several seasons of restraint, Spring/Summer 2027 seems to have a new obsession: making getting dressed feel fun again.

Primavera/verano 2027 cambia el volumen de la moda

The Italian house expands its universe beyond the human wardrobe for Fall 2026 with a collection for dogs created in collaboration with Poldo Dog Couture. The proposal brings the brand’s signature understated sophistication into a new territory, combining structured coats, knitwear, and accessories designed to fit naturally into everyday life.

Collars, leashes, beds, bowls, and travel pieces complete a collection where functionality also becomes part of the aesthetic language. The result reflects an increasingly expansive idea of lifestyle: when design seeks to shape the way we live, it can also respond to the relationships we build with our companion animals. Armani is not simply taking its language into a new market; it is adapting it to a relationship that has become increasingly integrated into contemporary life.

Giorgio Armani lleva su universo al mundo canino

La casa italiana amplía su universo más allá del guardarropa humano para la temporada Otoño 2026…

The Italian designer may be nearing the end of his just-over-one-year tenure at the maison, shortly before presenting his next collection in Paris.

Piccioli’s arrival in July 2025 shifted the house’s creative language: color, craftsmanship and romanticism took center stage after Demna’s urban and provocative aesthetic. His haute couture debut in July pushed that vision further, with sculptural silhouettes, dramatic volumes and a renewed focus on savoir-faire.

The potential departure comes just ahead of Balenciaga’s scheduled show on October 1 in Paris, currently listed on the official calendar. If confirmed, the Spring/Summer 2027 collection could become the unexpected final chapter of a brief but visually distinctive era.

Pierpaolo Piccioli podría dejar Balenciaga

El diseñador italiano estaría cerca de cerrar una etapa de poco más de un año al frente de la maison, justo antes de presentar su próxima colección en París.

The model stars in the brand’s new global fall campaign, photographed by Robin Galiegue in Los Angeles.

Denim, leather, and a nighttime aesthetic shape FRAME’s latest campaign, starring Kendall Jenner. The brand revisits ’90s minimalism and gives it a more polished take on contemporary casual luxury.

Among the standout pieces is the Patent Leather Mac Coat, a long black leather trench with a glossy finish that adds structure to the collection. Jenner’s looks are now available through FRAME’s online store.

Kendall Jenner lleva el minimalismo noventero a FRAME

La modelo protagoniza la nueva campaña global de otoño de la firma, fotografiada por Robin Galiegue en Los Ángeles.

Loewe brings experimentation to outerwear with an inflatable parka presented as part of its Fall-Winter 2026 collection in Paris. Under the creative direction of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the piece reimagines the classic parka through an unexpected three-dimensional construction.

The standout detail is its fully inflatable collar and pocket flaps, which reshape the silhouette and turn functional elements into an almost sculptural structure.

At Loewe, even a parka can become an exercise in fashion engineering.

Loewe infla la parka

Loewe lleva la experimentación a la ropa de abrigo con una Inflatable Parka presentada como parte de su colección Fall-Winter 2026 en París. Bajo la dirección creativa de Jack McCollough y Lazaro Hernandez, la prenda reinterpreta la clásica parka a través de una construcción tridimensional inesperada.

Patricio Campillo presented “In Medias Res,” a collection that brought Mexican craftsmanship to one of the most important stages in international fashion.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Campillo arrived in New York with a collection that seemed to be constantly in motion. "In Medias Res" explored twisted, knotted, and layered garments, shaping a more relaxed, fluid, and hard-to-define take on masculinity.

The Mexican influence came through in details that speak to tradition without feeling dated: vibrant horsehair fringe created with master artisan José Zamora from Guerrero, alongside silver and onyx crafted by artisans in Mexico City.

With Mexican singer and actress Danna in the front row and Don Julio as the show’s sponsor, Campillo once again showed that Mexican craftsmanship can have a natural place within the language of contemporary luxury. This time, beneath a New York sky painted in the colors of sunset.

Campillo lleva México al atardecer de Nueva York

The legendary American designer died at 87, leaving an indelible mark on fashion, entertainment and pop culture.

Bob Mackie died on September 14. The news was confirmed on his social media, bringing an end to a career spanning more than six decades, during which he transformed stagewear into a world of fantasy, glamour and freedom.

Mackie dressed some of entertainment’s greatest divas, including Cher, Diana Ross, Tina Turner and Carol Burnett. His creations could be exuberant, provocative and deeply theatrical, but they always had one thing in common: they made the person wearing them impossible to ignore.

And perhaps that is the most enduring part of his legacy. His designs do not belong to just one era. Decades later, his archives continue to appear on red carpets and stages, rediscovered by new generations who find in them the same irreverence and magic that once defined the spectacle.

Bob Mackie understood…

During New York Fashion Week, Proenza Schouler took the garden shoe trend into new territory. Under the creative direction of Rachel Scott, the brand incorporated petals directly into the construction of the footwear rather than using them as mere decoration.

Leather is shaped through folds, knots, and hand-finished seams that wrap around the foot like a corolla, creating the illusion that each sandal or flat is blooming from the wearer. The result brings together craftsmanship, volume and a striking sense of movement.

Rather than decorating a shoe with flowers, Proenza Schouler decided to turn the shoe into a flower. A new way to bring nature into the city.

Proenza Schouler hace florecer el calzado

Durante New York Fashion Week, Proenza Schouler llevó la tendencia de los garden shoes a un nuevo terreno. Bajo la dirección creativa de Rachel Scott, la firma incorporó pétalos directamente en la construcción del calzado, en…

The Italian designer has been named ICICLE’s global creative director, marking a new chapter for the Chinese luxury house as it looks to pair De Sarno’s sophistication with its philosophy of “conscious luxury,” rooted in more responsible materials and processes. His first collection for the brand will debut for Fall-Winter 2027.

The appointment also comes as ICICLE plans to expand its international presence, particularly across Europe and Asia, as the brand continues to strengthen its global position.

After Gucci, Sabato De Sarno has a new stage to step onto.

Sabato De Sarno abre un nuevo capítulo

El diseñador italiano ha sido nombrado director creativo global de ICICLE, marcando una nueva etapa para la firma de lujo china, que busca unir la sofisticación de De Sarno con su filosofía de “lujo consciente”, basada en materiales y procesos más responsables. Su primera colección para la marca llegará con Fall-Winter 2027.

The first days of New York Fashion Week hint at a Spring/Summer 2027 defined by volume, nostalgia and contrast.

New York fashion seems to have lost interest in perfection. From distressed denim and leather to oversized pieces and unexpected combinations of textures, the runways and street style are embracing looks that feel more spontaneous and personal.

Coach brings back a worn-in, ’90s-inspired aesthetic, while Ralph Lauren explores the contrast between denim and more sophisticated pieces. Meanwhile, oversized silhouettes are taking over the streets, with extra-wide trousers, oversized shirts and skirts in motion.

The new kind of elegance isn’t about looking perfect. It’s about having personality.

El caos elegante llega a Nueva York

Julie Kegels is the new winner of the LVMH Prize 2026. The Belgian designer, who founded her eponymous label in 2024, stood out with a vision that combines sculptural silhouettes, unexpected materials, and a playful take on female identity.

Her work, which has already caught the attention of artists including Dua Lipa and Rosalía, impressed a jury featuring names such as Jonathan Anderson, Phoebe Philo, Nicolas Ghesquière, and Pharrell Williams.

Along with €400,000, Kegels will receive a year of mentorship from LVMH experts to help develop key areas of her business.

From Antwerp to Paris: Julie Kegels has just become one of the names to watch in the next generation of fashion.

Julie Kegels gana el LVMH Prize 2026

New York, London, Milan, and Paris are getting ready to unveil the Spring/Summer 2027 collections that will shape fashion’s next chapter.

September once again turns the four fashion capitals into the center of the global conversation. The Fashion Week circuit will unveil the latest ready-to-wear collections for spring/summer 2027, setting the trends we will see in stores, editorials, and across social media in the months ahead.

But Fashion Month is about much more than the runway. These collections arrive months in advance for a reason: behind every show is a complex operation of production, buying, distribution, and retail that determines what will eventually reach consumers next year.

Four cities. One season. And the whole world is watching.

El fashion month está a punto de comenzar

Heinz has officially entered bridal territory with the HEINZ Bib, a silk accessory created for brides who refuse to give up their late-night fries. Inspired by the growing late-night snack trend at weddings, the piece turns a very real problem into an unexpected fashion statement.

Created with Gab Bois and Wieden+Kennedy New York, the design is hand-embroidered in ketchup-red silk, finished with two genuine rubies, and folds into an elegant evening bag. After going viral at Jordyn Woods’ wedding, the $57 accessory sold out within hours.

Because apparently, a white wedding dress and ketchup can have a happy ending after all.

Heinz le pone alta costura al kétchup

Heinz acaba de entrar al territorio nupcial con el HEINZ Bib, un babero de seda creado especialmente para novias que no quieren renunciar a sus papas fritas de madrugada. La pieza nace de la tendencia del late-night snack en las bodas y…

Cartier brings its bestiary to a historic island in Istanbul.

The Maison transformed Büyükada, off the coast of Istanbul, into the setting for Into the Wild, an international experience bringing together high jewelry, Belle Époque architecture, and nature at the historic Splendid Palace and the renovated Princes’ Palace Resort.

At the center was the Panthère, joined by tigers, crocodiles, zebras, and birds in an outdoor installation showcasing Cartier’s savoir-faire, from gemstone setting to its signature fur setting technique. Guests also took part in an atelier exploring traditional crafts from Turkey, India, and the United Arab Emirates.

Blending heritage, craftsmanship, and high jewelry, Into the Wild turned Cartier’s animal universe into an experience where luxury left the display case and entered the wild.

Cartier entra en territorio salvaje

The Dry Martini ritual takes on a new expression with The Yield Collection, Davide Bozzo Studio’s experimental set that replaces traditional glass with solid steel.

Developed in collaboration with bartender Billie Chiavazzo, the collection includes a mixing glass, cups, jigger, strainer, bar spoon, and garnish picks, all conceived around the same idea: the controlled deformation of matter.

Each piece appears to have been compressed by an invisible force, transforming steel into irregular, sculptural forms. At the same time, its weight and thermal properties bring a functional dimension to the ritual.

Because even making a Martini can become a matter of design.

The Yield Collection: el acero redefine el ritual del Dry Martini

Haider Ackermann turns desire into a matter of attitude.

Tom Ford’s Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, photographed by Stuart Winecoff, reinforces Haider Ackermann’s new creative language at the helm of the maison. A stark white studio, raw lighting, and an almost clinical aesthetic replace the brand’s signature nocturnal opulence, shifting the focus toward tension, intimacy, and desire.

Androgynous tailoring, leather, sheer trench coats, and undone silk shirts create a restrained sensuality. “The discourse of seduction is what I keep exploring at Tom Ford,” Ackermann explains, describing the campaign as a lens that amplifies the emotions behind his runway show.

Tom Ford: El arte de la seducción

Haider Ackermann convierte el deseo en una cuestión de actitud.

For Fall/Winter 2026, the British label trades perfect poses for a story rooted in real connection.

In its new “Twisted Denim” campaign, JW Anderson brings together model and actress Dree Hemingway and her real-life partner, creative Nick Delli Santi. Photographed by Sam Khoury inside a New York apartment, the campaign captures everyday moments where connection matters just as much as the clothes.

That sense of ease carries into the collection through deconstructed denim, twisted seams, asymmetric patterns, and relaxed silhouettes designed without traditional gender boundaries.

Rather than creating a fantasy, JW Anderson chooses something more intimate: clothes that feel like part of real life, not a pause for the camera.

JW Anderson encuentra belleza en lo cotidiano

The Italian maison introduces Max Mara Le Parfum, a new fragrance inspired by the enveloping sensation of its iconic coats.

Designed to be “worn like a coat,” the fragrance wraps the skin in a distinctive blend of tuberose, creamy vanilla, and a sandalwood and cedarwood base, translating the sophistication, structure, and comfort that define Max Mara into an olfactory experience.

For this new chapter, the maison has chosen Florence Pugh as its global ambassador, with a campaign photographed by Mario Sorrenti and built around one phrase: “When you’re ready, you’ll know.”

Now, the Max Mara coat can be worn on the skin, too.

Max Mara vuelve a la perfumería con Florence Pugh

Luxury menswear is turning classic literature into the latest expression of sophistication.

Fashion houses including Dior Men and Berluti are transforming literary classics into luxury leather goods, tapping into a growing fascination with analog objects, storytelling, and cultural heritage.

For Dior Men, Jonathan Anderson reimagined the house’s signature tote with the Ulysses Book Tote, featuring embroidery and textures inspired by early editions of James Joyce’s novel. Meanwhile, Berluti’s Trois Nuits brings references to The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry into its leather craftsmanship.

The trend points to a new luxury code: status is no longer only about the logo, but about the story you carry with it. In an increasingly digital world, literature is becoming another way for fashion to signal culture, taste, and intellectual identity.

Cuando los libros se convierten en el nuevo símbolo de estatus

The deal brings Shay Mitchell’s digital-first travel brand into Samsonite’s global portfolio.

Samsonite will acquire an 85% stake in BÉIS for $178.5 million, valuing the travel and lifestyle brand at approximately $210 million.

Founded by Shay Mitchell in 2018, BÉIS has built a strong presence among younger consumers through its digital-first strategy and social media community, generating nearly $210 million in net sales in 2025.

Despite the acquisition, BÉIS will remain an independent brand under Samsonite, while Mitchell retains a 15% stake and continues to lead its creative vision and product design.

The move marks a strategic step for Samsonite to bring digital influence, younger audiences, and contemporary travel culture into its global portfolio.