Tiffany & Co. Valentine’s Day: A Love Story Since 1837

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.

The Valentino Haute Couture 2026 show opened a period of reflection for the Italian fashion house, amidst a moment of heritage transition and the need to redefine its identity. Under the hand of Alessandro Michele, couture took on the look of classic cinema, of the glamour of Hollywood that once shone brightly. There, a contemplative sense of history and contemporary fashion coexisted, interwoven with memory, imagery and a slow, measured approach to beauty.

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Matthieu Blazy debuts his Chanel Haute Couture collection. Hollywood stars flock to the Grand Palais, from Nicole Kidman to Penélope Cruz, including Dua Lipa and Claire Foy.

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.