Category: Fashion Shows
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Moschino Fall/Winter 2026–2027: Surreal Handbags and the Power of Fashion Humor
The true highlight of Moschino’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 show lies in the sheer quirkiness of its handbags. Under the creative direction of Adrian Appiolaza, the brand continues to revive the playful irreverence that once defined Moschino’s golden era, proving that maximalism does not have to sacrifice intelligence or craftsmanship. Instead, humor becomes a strategic tool —… Read more
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Eat the Rich: Inside Matières Fécales Fall/Winter 2026 The One Percent at Paris Fashion Week
There are runway shows that sell a dream, and then there are shows that completely reject the idea of dreaming altogether. Matières Fécales’ Fall/Winter 2026 presentation, The One Percent, firmly sits in the second category. This wasn’t about beauty. It was about discomfort — and more specifically, what power looks like when it’s pushed to… Read more
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Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel Cruise 2027: Where Fantasy, Heritage, and Viral Luxury Collide
For his first-ever Cruise collection at Chanel, Blazy brought the maison back to one of its most historically significant locations: Biarritz, where Coco Chanel opened her first couture house in 1915. More than a century later, the house returned to the French seaside town not simply to revisit its past, but to reimagine the very… Read more
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Dior Fall/Winter 2026–2027: Jonathan Anderson’s Romantic Promenade Rewrites the Language of Modern Couture
It sparkled, it swayed, it caught the light — Jonathan Anderson’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection for Dior unfolded like a cinematic walk through the gardens of Paris. Presented outdoors in the historic Tuileries Garden, the show transformed the idea of a simple afternoon stroll into a fully realized fashion narrative. Models crossed bridges over lily ponds… Read more
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August Barron FW26/27 “Bedtime Story”: Surreal Nostalgia Meets Playful Rebellion
Design duo Benjamin Barron and Bror August Vestbø continue to build momentum with their Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection, “Bedtime Story.” Following their recognition as finalists for the prestigious LVMH Prize and the evolution of their brand identity from All-In to August Barron, the designers present a collection that celebrates imagination, vulnerability, and the liberating beauty of… Read more
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Yueqi Qi AW26 “ROSA”: Where Romanticism Meets Controlled Chaos
At Tokyo Fashion Week on March 16, 2026, Yueqi Qi unveiled her Autumn/Winter 2026 collection “ROSA” at Jiyu Gakuen Myonakan, reaffirming her reputation as one of Asia’s most distinctive emerging voices. Known for her chaotic, maximalist, and highly personal design language, the 30-year-old designer surprised audiences this season by shifting toward a more wearable ready-to-wear… Read more
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Phan Huy Spring/Summer 2026 Haute Couture: Born of Gold and Jade
Spring/Summer 2026 marked a historic moment on the Paris Haute Couture calendar. At just 26, Phan Huy became the youngest guest couturier invited to show under his own name—and the first designer from Vietnam to achieve this distinction. For a house founded only in 2023 with London-based cofounder Steven Doan, the debut felt remarkably assured.… Read more
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Rahul Mishra Spring/Summer 2026 Haute Couture: Earth, Wind, Fire, Water — and the Alchemy of Space
For Spring/Summer 2026, Rahul Mishra presented a couture collection titled Alchemy, a meditation on the five elements: earth, water, fire, air, and ether. Known for transforming embroidery into immersive environments, Mishra once again blurred the line between garment and installation—yet this season, the spectacle was anchored in philosophy. The show notes referenced astronomer Carl Sagan… Read more
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Huishan Zhang Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear: The Diva Who Refuses to Dim
In a London season defined by strategic recalibration, Huishan Zhang chose restraint over spectacle. Forgoing a physical presentation for Fall 2026, he redirected his energy toward production, craftsmanship, and delivery. “We wanted to take a breath,” he said—a decision that felt less like retreat and more like refinement. Instead of runway theatrics, Zhang focused on… Read more
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TheVxlley’s The Narcissist: Obsession in Bloom
When Daniel del Valle debuted The Narcissist in November 2025, it did not feel like the launch of a fashion label. It felt like the unveiling of a world. Del Valle, the Andalusian-born creative behind TheVxlley (pronounced “the valley”), resists the term “brand.” From his London home-studio, he describes TheVxlley as a garden—one where bread,… Read more