FW26
Presenting the designer’s first full women’s line in a mixture of co-ed looks, Feng Chen Wang turned 10 with the help of pop stars and olympic athletes.
Trading Michele’s Gucci-era maximalism for an artfully crafted collection rooted in intellectual restraint and aesthetic balance.
Enlisting Chloe Sevigny and TXT’s Yeonjun for the cast, models stepped onto the grass-covered runway in embellished runners and a new garden clog.
Duran Lantink’s sophomore collection was a cleanly executed crossover between monochromatic Western style, and tailoring combined with technical fabrics.
A pared-back reflection on the house’s early vision of glamour, rendered in sleek, sensual silhouettes.
Featuring familiar faces like supermodel Kate Moss, alongside emerging talents like Fakemink and Nettspend.
Featuring nods to Marni founder Consuelo Castiglioni’s signatures like oversized sequins, playful plaids, and chunky knits.
Featuring intarsia quarter zips, patterned sherpa pullovers, retro shell jackets with rugged and washed denim.
Slimming silhouettes and reducing details for a tailoring-forward collection, inspired by Anders Petersen’s photography.
Trading loud monograms for statement bags, fur-forward craftsmanship and Art Nouveau-inspired silhouettes.
Candy-colored statements and deconstructed denim looks were shown against an installation of 50,000 objects from previous projects, forming a Bosch-like garden of memorabilia.
See the final collections from CSM’s M.A. designers, including prize winner Finnerty Mackay, who spoke to Hypebeast backstage.
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