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The Return of the Fantasy: Victoria’s Secret 2025
Victoria’s Secret returned to New York with a show that felt more like a cultural reset than a comeback. The pink carpet in Brooklyn turned into a collision of nostalgia and new power; from Bella and Gigi Hadid to Paloma Elsesser and Alex Consani. It wasabout angels, evolution, ownership and a kind of sexy that felt real.
SS26: Rethinking Size and Power in the Industry
Fashion Month 2025 revealed an industry caught between progress and hesitation. From New York’s energy to Paris’s grandeur, the conversation around body diversity and representation reached new visibility, yet true inclusivity still feels unfinished. As new creative directions emerge, the question remains: will fashion’s future finally embrace every body or continue to treat inclusivity as a seasonal statement?
Paris Fashion Week SS26: Highlight Shows
Paris in SS26 moved with its own kind of rhythm, soft and electric at once. The city turned into a stage where couture met chaos and elegance felt effortless. Every show spilled out into the streets, blending old glamour with something sharper, more present. It was that rare kind of beauty that doesn’t try, it just happens and everyone feels it.
Tokyo James SS26: Fragments of a New Identity
Tokyo James shattered expectations at Milan Fashion Week SS26 with a collection that treated tailoring as autobiography and identity as fractured glass. Shapes collapsed, fabrics argued with themselves, and heritage codes whispered through the cracks. It was not a runway show but a ritual space where fashion revealed its broken edges and turned them into beauty.
Bad Bunny Takes the Super Bowl Stage and Turns It Into a Battlefield of Sound
Bad Bunny is not just headlining the Super Bowl halftime show he is rewriting it. On February 8 the Puerto Rican icon will turn Levi’s Stadium into a battlefield of rhythm and resistance bringing Spanish lyrics bomba beats and cultural fire into the most American spectacle. This will not be safe. This will not be polite. It will be the halftime show that shifts the center forever.
Milan Fashion Week SS26: The Last Three Days
The last three days of Milan Fashion Week SS26 were charged with endings and beginnings. Armani’s farewell turned into elegy, Versace under Dario Vitale struck a new chord, Bottega under Louise Trotter reinvented its weave, while Ferragamo and Blumarine rewrote history with whispers and rebellion. Milan closed with fashion as memory and manifesto all at once.
The Quiet Acceleration of Ferrari SS26
Ferrari stepped onto the Milan runway with a collection that whispered instead of roared. Rocco Iannone stripped away spectacle in favor of precision, moving from pure white architectures to scorched denims and silken eveningwear. It was Ferrari not as heritage or hype but as discipline and restraint, a brand discovering power in stillness.
Louise Trotter Brings a New Spirit to Bottega Veneta with SS26
Louise Trotter’s debut at Bottega Veneta unfolded in Milan with quiet strength and clarity. The Spring Summer 2026 collection reimagines house codes like the intrecciato weave and the knot, balancing structure with fluidity while honoring the craft of the Veneto ateliers. It is a beginning that feels less like disruption and more like evolution.
Milan Fashion Week SS26: A Mirror, Not Just a Stage
Milan Fashion Week SS26 is less a parade of trends and more a mirror held up to shifting identities and restless ideas. From Demna’s cinematic Gucci debut to Moschino’s playful protest and Armani’s elegiac farewell, the city feels like a laboratory where fashion is not only about dressing bodies but questioning them.
Dilara’s SS26 Cage of Innocence Will Be Remembered in Women’s History
This collection will be remembered because it insists that we remember. It refuses old myths that taught women to be small and to trade power for safety. Instead, it teaches that pain can be transformed, worn and finally released. Dilara Findikoglu gives back names and voices to those she carries. She sets them free and shows that the end of inherited shame is the beginning of something entirely new, louder, truer and finally ours.
Milan Fashion Week Spring Summer 2026 Opens with Spectacle and Surprise
Milan Fashion Week Spring Summer 2026 opened with a dramatic twist as Gucci debuted Demna’s La Famiglia collection through a star-studded film premiere, while Diesel transformed the streets of Milan into a citywide egg hunt. Day one set the stage for a season of spectacle, risk and reinvention.
Gucci’s New Era: The Reckoning and Reinvention
Gucci is not just changing creative directors. It is rewriting what luxury means. With Demna’s provocations and Bellettini’s steady hand, the house is gambling on spectacle, sustainability, and cultural edge. Will this reinvention reset the future of fashion, or risk losing Gucci’s soul?
Coach SS26: A New Dawn in American Luxury
Coach presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection at NYFW, combining resilience and refinement. Oversized silhouettes, waxed leathers, and standout accessories created looks that feel both timeless and modern. SS26 celebrates the energy of New York and the enduring spirit of Coach.
LaQuan Smith Sets the Runway on Fire with Spring 2026 Looks
LaQuan Smith closed New York Fashion Week with a Spring/Summer 2026 collection that fused glamour with strength. Tailored silhouettes, daring cutouts, and contrasting textures created clothes made to move through the city and the night. SS26 was not just a show, it was a declaration that glamour is evolving and impossible to ignore.
Heritage Reclaimed: Outhouse and the Rise of Indian Luxury
Outhouse Jewellery’s KOKO Runway Show in New Delhi redefined the future of Indian fashion. Blurring the line between jewellery and couture, the brand showcased molten metal spines, resin orbs, Swarovski pearls and sculptural silhouettes that echoed Schiaparelli’s surrealist grandeur while rooted in Indian heritage.
Halftime at New York Fashion Week SS26: A Recap of the Standouts So Far
Halftime at New York Fashion Week SS26 revealed a season defined by contrasts from dazzling sequins and bold partywear to fluid silhouettes and timeless tailoring. Highlights included Off White’s love letter to New York, Kim Shui’s playful sensuality, Who Decides War’s raw poetry, and Christian Siriano’s graphic spectacle. Together, these collections show why this season is one of energy, elegance, and unforgettable moments.
Theophilio SS26 at NYFW: A Vibrant Fusion of Culture and Streetwear
Theophilio’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection “RIDDIM” brought vibrant energy to New York Fashion Week. Designer Edvin Thompson fused Caribbean culture with modern streetwear in a show full of bold prints, layered textures, and statement styling. The result was a collection that felt alive, expressive, and unforgettable.
The Lasting Legacy of Giorgio Armani
September 2025 marked the passing of Giorgio Armani, a designer who forever changed the meaning of elegance. From soft tailoring to gender-fluid silhouettes, Armani built a new language of style rooted in restraint and timelessness. His legacy continues to shape fashion and culture across generations.
Are men okay? GQ dismantles the macho masculinity while keeping it glossy
GQ’s October issue with Glen Powell dismantles toxic masculinity with humor, irony, and style. From glossy cover shots to cultural commentary, the magazine redefines what it means to be a modern leading man in 2025.
Rosalía Turns Up the Heat for Calvin Klein’s First Undergarment Campaign
Rosalía makes her Calvin Klein debut in a steamy, surreal campaign captured by Carlijn Jacobs. From bathtub shots to bold moments with a snake, the artist transforms underwear into a statement of power, sensuality, and fearless artistry.
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