Spring 2026 is all about deconstruction, enhancing a sense of intimacy and romanticism. Seams come undone, linings are flipped inside out, raw edges hang free. The work of the hand, the artisanal touch and individuality…
Fringe was spring 2026’s showstopper, all motion and drama. It rippled, swung, and brought garments to life, turning even the simplest silhouette into something electric. And it wasn’t alone: feathers, 3D florals, cascading ruffles, oversized sequins,…
It’s been–to say the least–a turbulent year for Los Angeles, with last winter’s wildfires giving way to ongoing ICE raids that have disproportionately targeted the city’s sizable Latino community. At The Rio World’s runway show…
“Life is getting more casual. Let’s face it,” proclaimed Barbara Tfank during a recent video call to discuss her spring 2026 collection. It’s a new reality for the bridalwear designer, who is sought after for…
Last season, Lee Mathews filled the first portion of her 25th anniversary runway show with dresses, outerwear, and sets that were predominantly white. It brought the focus to her silhouettes, which are characteristically intricate, unconstraining,…
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While the Vivienne Westwood team’s spring 2026 collection was shot in a house close to the Champs-Élysées, captured in its light-filled chambres and wild garden, it was just down the road at Christie’s auction house…
For winter, Ronnie Fieg continued building upon the “return to classic Kith,” that he presented on the runway back in September. It’s a more mature and considered offering this season, and not just because the…
The organizing principle of Harry Pontefract’s spring 2026 collection—a dress-up party—provides a framework that unites his disparate characters and demonstrates to best advantage the evolution of the brand and its pillars. These are story-telling, “exploration into the…
Natalia Alaverdian loves tweaking an archetype. So, what might a modern-day Marie-Antoinette wear if she could “move between a picnic and a business meeting to swimming with sea creatures and partying with rock bands somewhere…