5 Trends Spotted at London Fashion Week

At the Fondazione Prada, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons orchestrate an ode to feminine pluralities, where each silhouette reveals layers of memory, time and identity.

Belted coat, playful interplay of textures, slightly formal hoodie: L'OFFICIEL has listed the trends that will mark next season.

With The Rules of Engagement, Jimmy Choo delivers a contemporary ode to the free-spirited bride, embodied by a magnetic and resolutely modern Gabbriette.

The House of Loewe announces Canadian actor Théodore Pellerin as its new ambassador, the first male talent to join the brand under the creative direction of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, in a meeting marked by affinity and high standards.

In Milan, Maria Grazia Chiuri orchestrates for Fendi an autumn-winter 2026-27 collection that is as erudite as it is contemporary, placing the collective and Roman heritage at the heart of an ultra-desirable wardrobe.

For her new season at Jil Sander, Simone Bellotti deepens the dialogue between minimalist rigour and unsettling sensuality, reinterpreting the heritage with measured freedom.

From a single haircut on the streets of London to a worldwide movement rooted in dignity and human connection, Joshua Coombes has refined the art of giving without expecting anything in return. Ahead of his TEDxIbiza talk, the founder of Do Something for Nothing reflects on homelessness, purpose and the uncomfortable yet necessary insights that come when compassion is reflected on.