Category: Fashion Shows
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Glenn Martens Debuts at Maison Margiela Fall 2025 Couture: Gothic Echoes, Upcycled Legends, and Couture for the New Age
With his highly anticipated debut at Maison Margiela Artisanal Fall/Winter 2025, Glenn Martens proved that his appointment as creative director wasn’t just a clever match—it was destiny fulfilled. His first haute couture outing for the house marked an exhilarating collision between past and future, anatomy and artistry, irreverence and rigor. And with it, Martens redefined… Read more
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Schiaparelli Fall 2025 Couture: Daniel Roseberry’s Beating Hearts
Daniel Roseberry’s Fall/Winter 2025 Haute Couture collection for Schiaparelli was a masterclass in merging historical reverence with radical modernity. Titled “Back to the Future”, the show plunged deep into the maison’s surrealist DNA, resurrecting and reimagining house codes through a distinctly modern, elemental lens. Held during Paris Couture Week, the collection resisted the AI-driven present… Read more
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Kevin Germanier Fall-Winter 2025 Couture: “Les Joueuses” Blends Joy, Rebellion, and Responsibility
For his sophomore haute couture showing, Kevin Germanier unveiled a bold, playful, and ecologically conscious vision with “Les Joueuses”, a collection that charged through Paris Couture Week Fall/Winter 2025 with chromatic intensity and fearless innovation. True to his signature fusion of sustainability and spectacle, Germanier delivered a collection that was equal parts riotous and refined—celebrating… Read more
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Elie Saab Fall 2025 Haute Couture: A Fantastical New Court of Feminine Power
In a world saturated with stark minimalism and harsh realities, Elie Saab’s Fall/Winter 2025-2026 Haute Couture collection, La Nouvelle Cour (“The New Court”), offered a much-needed escape into elegance, indulgence, and whimsy. Unveiled in Paris at the historic 46 Rue Cambon, just steps from Chanel’s legendary atelier, Saab’s latest vision was a pastel-drenched homage to… Read more
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Robert Wun Fall 2025 Couture: A Haunting Exploration of Transformation and Identity
At 10 a.m. in Paris, the sky was impossibly blue and the sunlight golden. But stepping into the Théâtre du Châtelet for Robert Wun’s Fall 2025 Couture show was like crossing into another realm—one far removed from the idyllic morning outside. The iconic theater had been transformed into an immersive void: pitch-black, hushed, and mysterious.… Read more
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Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Debut Rewrites the Codes of Luxury Menswear
Jonathan Anderson’s first collection for Dior Men wasn’t just the most anticipated show of Paris Fashion Week — it was a statement of intent. From a star-studded guest list that read like fashion’s A-list (Rihanna! A$AP Rocky! Robert Pattinson! Donatella Versace!) to a runway framed by actual 18th-century still lifes from the Louvre, this was… Read more
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Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2025: Blonde Ambition, Italian Seduction
At Milan Fashion Week, Dolce & Gabbana turned nostalgia into power, paying dazzling homage to Madonna’s Blonde Ambition era—reimagined through an unapologetically Italian lens. Titled “Italian Beauty,” the Spring/Summer 2025 collection was a high-voltage tribute to one of fashion’s most iconic collaborations: Jean Paul Gaultier and Madonna. But this wasn’t mere mimicry. It was reinvention.… Read more
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Elie Saab Spring 2025 Couture: A Dream in Brushstrokes
At the Palais de Tokyo this couture season, Elie Saab didn’t just present a collection—he painted a masterpiece. Titled “Portrait of a Dream,” Saab’s Spring 2025 haute couture offering unfolded like a living canvas, awash in color, light, and movement. As guests gathered inside Paris’s famed Left Bank museum—an institution revered for housing the world’s… Read more
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Veiled in Rebellion: Vivienne Westwood’s Bridal Show Breaks the Mold
From punk priestess to bridal powerhouse, her first dedicated wedding show marks a radical legacy in motion. When you think of wedding dresses, Vivienne Westwood may not be the first name that comes to mind—but she absolutely should be. In a world long ruled by tradition, Westwood was a fearless disruptor. Her designs have always… Read more
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Schiaparelli Fall/ Winter 2025: Where the Wild Things are
Daniel Roseberry has always designed with women in mind, but for Schiaparelli’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection, women weren’t just his focus—they were his entire world. Presented in Paris last night, the collection was born from a radical thought experiment: What if a pandemic wiped out men entirely? If women inherited the world, what would they wear?… Read more