Sarah Burton’s third runway show for Givenchy considered what it means for women to rebuild and redefine themselves today. “How can we put ourselves back together in the world we’re living in?”, a question that quietly framed the collection. The answer came through Burton’s continued focus on the house’s foundations: precise tailoring, sculpted silhouettes and the sharp discipline of cut, now softened by a more instinctive, fluid approach.  The dialogue between structure and spontaneity...

When fashion enters a dialogue with art, the result can transcend the season itself. Once again, Aimé Leon Dore with its Spring/Summer 2026 collection leaves no room for doubt. The collection does not limit itself to sport-inspired references. It includes double-breasted blazers, herringbone fabrics, and earth-toned tweeds that connect to a mid-century prep aesthetic, adding depth beyond casual wear. This blend of tailoring and relaxed elements is characteristic of Aimé Leon Dore balancing...

There is something quietly confident about bags that don’t try too hard to introduce themselves, and AMIRI seems to understand exactly that. The new house icon made its debut on the Spring/Summer 2026 runway in a palette of warm colours that evoke sunset-chasing nostalgia and channel AMIRI’s refinement and West Coast personality. Tones of taupe, whisky, dark brown, and black, alongside debossed croc suede and patent debossed croc leather, create the flawless interplay of structured intensity...