From couture theatrics to razor-sharp tailoring, the 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet proved once again that music’s biggest night is also one of fashion’s most daring stages. This year’s attendees embraced risk, individuality and high-impact glamour.

After presenting his final Alaïa collection in March, Pieter Mulier will conclude his tenure as creative director-marking the end of a crucial chapter while opening up new speculation about his professional future.

At the Prada Spring/Summer 2026 show, the Route bag places pockets at the centre of the design, elevating them from detail to structure. A gesture that questions the relationship between uniformity, utility and the power of use in today's fashion.

The Tiger - Gucci's Art of Cinematic Storytelling

Drawing on the spirit of a 1936 Milanese café-pasticceria and the iconic figure of “la sciura”, the design is shaped by everyday gestures, elegance and a contemporary femininity. 

Tiffany & Co. officially launched its Valentine's Day 2026 campaign, with a cinematic statement about love and inner strength. Building on the jeweller's tradition of emotionally rich storytelling, the campaign features Tiffany & Co. ambassador Adria Arjona in a short film reaffirming Tiffany & Co.'s heritage of celebrating love stories since 1837.

With Wardrobe 23, Ronald van der Kemp signs an intimate and optimistic declaration where haute couture becomes memory, ethical act and shared joy.

The French fashion house presented its first Haute Couture collection under its new creative director, who is refining and re-examining the heart of Chanel.

At the Picasso Museum, Simon Porte Jacquemus transforms the 80s into a sculptural social celebration, somewhere between stylised homage and deliberate excess.

Simon Porte Jacquemus has officially chosen his grandmother, Liline Jacquemus, as the first ambassador in Jacquemus' history.

The Snatch bag isn't just an accessory; it's an extension of the body. Sarah Burton expresses her vision of femininity with a sculptural and fluid elegance to accompany the Givenchy woman.

As if, we never said goodbye.

Inspired by Laurel Canyon, Mike Amiri’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection reframes luxury as something lived-in and personal.

As we enter 2026, fashion will no longer operate according to the simple logic of "new trends - old trends."

Men's eyewear has evolved from its initial function as a vision correction tool into a classic accessory symbolising status, personality and the spirit of the times. From Ray-Ban military aviator glasses and the glamour of luxury brands in the 1980s to contemporary craftsmanship and the recent crossover between technology and pop culture, the evolution of men's eyewear can be seen as a miniature history of fashion.