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Kent & Curwen Fall 2026: Cracking the Books
Daniel Kearns put a polished spin on English school uniforms for a show at Westminster School in London.
AFEW Rahul Mishra Fall 2026: White Gold
The Indian designer partnered with Supima, recasting cotton as luxury's future.
Johanna Ortiz Fall 2026: A Madrid Debut
Luxury Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz opened Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid with a fall show full of…
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Véronique Leroy Fall 2026: Smooth Continuation
The designer said she likes the idea of keeping a garment for years, forgetting it, then finding it again.
Torishéju Fall 2026: Riders in the Storm
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Valentino Fall 2026: Positive Interference
Alessandro Michele revisited Valentino's grandeur in his "Interferenze" collection.
Viktor & Rolf Fall 2026: Pocket Universe
The lineup was inspired by the fall 2025 couture's volumes, fit to thrill devotees but also catch the eye of…
Pierre Cardin Fall 2026: Have a Ball
The house looked to Venice as it prepares to open a museum there and host a masked ball to mark the 75th…
Situationist Fall 2026: Anniversary Spread
For the Georgian brand's first on-schedule show, designer Irakli Rusadze unveiled a more commercial direction…
Litkovska Fall 2026: Guiding Light
With her Firefly collection, Lilia Litkovska sought to reference warmth and connection against stark reality.
CFCL Fall 2026: Beuys in the Wood
Designer Yusuke Takahashi leaned in a dressier, more sculptural direction inspired by Joseph Beuys' theory of…
Ujoh Fall 2026: Opposites Attract
Ujoh's Mitsuru and Aco Nishizaki worked with unexpected combinations to create a play on contrasts.
Florentina Leitner Fall 2026: Reach for the Stars
"The Princess Diaries" set the tone for this collection.
Miu Miu Fall 2026: The Skin You’re In
Miuccia Prada's stripped-back collection was a reflection on the "smallness of the body."