The runway presentation channeled themes of freedom through smocked tweed, fluid suiting and an energetic soundtrack.
Sheer fabrics, exposed construction and lining-led silhouettes transform the garment’s interior into its most visible feature.
Stefano Gallici channels California’s desert highways through distressed tailoring, faded workwear and a palette worn down by dust and sun.
A self-described “joyful reservoir of forms,” Alessandro Michele’s SS27 collection was packed with colorful, layered, pattern-clashing looks.
The Japanese footwear label pushes its signature volume further with glass-like hollow heels, mega-platforms and silhouettes inspired by ancient and futuristic forms.
Interchangeable laces knot across external forefoot loops for a deliberately offbeat finish.
Sportswear, tailoring and eveningwear collide across a collection shaped by imperfection, reworking and deliberately unsettled elegance.
Satoshi Kondo’s “Figure of Ma” turns the negative space between fabric and body into dynamic, breathing expressions.
Featuring gradient metallic jacket collars, a thread of turquoise and blue-forward looks, and a water moccasin in an array of colorways.
Debuted during Paris Fashion Week, the joint project arrives in “Brown Smoke Wood” and “Amherst Fade” colorways.
Shutting down Accor Arena, the newest collection is a satirical, anti-establishment manifesto previewed for ticket holders just before he took the stage.
Elevating “prototypical” garments, like denim jeans, T-shirts, and bomber jackets with couture techniques.