The iconic brand Moon Boot joins forces with Guest in Residence, the cashmere label founded by Gigi Hadid, for a capsule collection of 16 models that blend space heritage, textile softness and a nomadic spirit.

Capable of creating balance in contrast, transgression in tradition and rigour in imperfection, Ann Demeulemeester has redefined the aesthetic codes of fashion, proposing a narrative made of innovation and independence.

From floral prints to brocade, nostalgia becomes a trend: how (and why) the fashion system now dresses like provincial aunts and grandmothers.

The French designer brings his aesthetic to Zara in a collection that celebrates freedom, community and that distinctly New York energy.

The French designer and Atlein founder steps into his new role at Balmain.

In the Spring 2026 collections, many fashion houses began to pay attention to the “back effect” - the moment when the model leaves, leaving a final echo of a design. In today's flat and two-dimensional world, the back of a garment, which has often been overlooked, is now becoming the new focus of fashion.

Three words, one T-shirt and a fight that is bigger than fashion.

There’s always a moment before darkness - a suspended breath, when reality begins to dissolve. It’s the quiet interlude between wakefulness and dream, that fleeting threshold where the mind loosens its grip and surrender begins. For Alessandro Michele, this is Notturno, a meditation on intimacy, presence and the collective solitude of the night.

The British label's “It’s Always Burberry Weather: Postcards From London” brings character, craft and weatherproof style to Winter 2025

In What Are Dreams, legendary photographer Duane Michals captures Jacob Elordi in a monochrome world where every frame feels like a memory you can’t quite place.

Along with boxes of matcha powder, “mysterious” Monchhichi figures, or bags of snacks from 7-Eleven, tourists in Tokyo are now taking the opportunity to stuff a special item into their suitcases before returning home and that gift is making waves in the fashion industry.

There was a time when a scarf was enough to feel part of something. Alexander McQueen's "Skull Scarf" was more than an accessory: it was an aesthetic manifesto, a small Gothic revolution disguised as a coveted object.

In A Winter's Tale, Prada delivers a cinematic odyssey where the journey becomes a return to oneself, a celebration of connection and the brilliance of wonder.