Paris Fashion Week FW26
For his sophomore collection, Matthieu Blazy explores the paradox between function and fantasy, taking cues from the life cycle of a butterfly.
Twin sisters Laura and Deanna Fanning presented a fresh selection of tabi-toe ASICS on the runway.
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.
Translating the serene, sculptural beauty of floral photography, Chitose Abe delivers organic deconstruction and functional sensuality.
Masterfully translating complex inner lives into a deeply wearable wardrobe built on intuition, confidence, and a touch of rebellion.
McGirr’s fifth outing for the British house explores what lies beneath the surface.
Inspired by René Lacoste’s rain-soaked 1923 match in Deauville, where drenched clay courts and covered stands reshaped the game’s atmosphere.
The collection balanced modernism, femininity, and quiet mystery within the “liminal realm”.
Taking inspiration from Austrian screen legend Romy Schneider, Italian costume designer Danilo Donati, and playful, erotic underwear.
Collaborating with ‘Euphoria’ creator Sam Levinson to project fragments of the show’s upcoming fourth season across towering screens throughout the venue.
The Japanese designer presented a lineup of modern-day kimonos that felt both reverent and rebellious.
Satoshi Kondo questions the idea of perfection with intentionally unresolved silhouettes, challenging our relentless pursuit of polish.
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