New York Fashion Week
The three-act runway presentation bridges Italian tailoring, subcultural streetwear, and luxury leather goods.
The “Plaza Prep” presentation blends uptown tradition with ’90s skate footwear, vibrant tailoring, and a star-studded runway.
The collection contrasts soft women’s construction with sharp Italian menswear tailoring alongside aged patinas and new accessories.
Introducing the brand’s first women’s collection in half-a-century, alongside new collaborations and a Made-in-Japan capsule.
“It’s sort of the last brand standing that embodies American Ivy style,” the designer told Hypebeast ahead of his SS26 show at the New York Historical Society.
The range reminds us that though we may have to grow up, our clothes don’t have to.
The immersive presentation turned backstage chaos into a runway spectacle while debuting new PUMA collaborations and “dadhood” essentials.
Stuart Vevers trades traditional polish for pop-punk angst, skater sneakers, and a grunge-heavy “See Now, Buy Now” capsule.
Following in the steps of London Fashion Week.
The Mexican designer is starting a conversation on the runway alongside Tequila Don Julio for SS26.
Designer Catherine Holstein presented an unexpected array highlighting raw beauty, with skincare by Monastery and beauty by NARS.
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