The brand’s first foray into ready to wear was nonchalant yet precise.
This season, the brand opted out of a traditional runway show as many wonder about Jonathan Anderson’s alleged next move.
The Japanese designer presented dozens of hybrid silhouettes that push classics to the next level.
Reworked and reinvented, the French designer took us through a dreamscape of identities.
The cult-favorite designer celebrated 10 years of fashion shows with a delightful collection of sculptural curiosities.
Sebastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant employed over 200 gamers to compete IRL as models swerved between them presenting strong womenswear looks.
“To me, dandyism is the ultimate act of adornment; deeply personal, playful and transgressive,” Sean McGirr said of his third go-round at the House’s helm.
The provocative-first mindset takes on loud wild animal prints and a bare it all latex top for his self-titled show, “Duranimals.”
Michele’s second runway for the House was nothing short of a spectacle, welcoming Chappell Roan, Jared Leto, and Barry Keoghan to pack the front row.
Demna presented an 80-look collection that balanced corporate attire with sportswear complete with an unexpected PUMA collaboration, all marching through an endless maze.
Titled “An Invitation,” Pelagia Kolotouros took tennis to the future at Roland Garros Stadium during Paris Fashion Week.
While “C.O.T.A.” by The Cult bounced from wall to wall, Stefano Gallici presented a profound tribute to emotional discovery.
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