Bottega Veneta presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection in Milan.

For its Spring Summer 2026, HEAVEN GAIA unveils a collection that contemplates the profound philosophy of nature and existence: one flower, one world; one thought, one tranquility. A single blossom becomes the reflection of the entire cosmos - sunlight, rain, soil, and the interwoven forces of the universe converging into ephemeral beauty.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons dissolve fashion hierarchies, creating a wardrobe where uniforms hold the same weight as evening gowns.

At Garage 21, nothing is quite what it seems. Alessandro Dell'Acqua has crafted a Spring/Summer 2026 collection that reads like a sophisticated riddle—one where slip dresses whisper secrets, chiffon carries unexpected weight, and rigid pleats emerge from the most luxurious duchess satin. This isn't merely fashion; it's an exercise in cognitive dissonance that demands slow, deliberate decoding.

In the world of fashion, there are moments that rewrite history. Simone Bellotti's debut as creative director of Jil Sander is one such moment. After eight years of silence, the legendary fashion house has returned home to its historic headquarters opposite the Sforzesco Castle to present its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, which will mark a new chapter in the annals of contemporary elegance.

The anniversary of Roksanda Ilinčić's brand took shape with a Spring/Summer 2026 show in the ballroom of The Chancery Rosewood. The show became an exploration of the body through shapes, colors, and materials.

Maria Grazia Chiuri's farewell collection, which marked the end of her tenure as creative director at Dior, giving way to Jonathan Anderson, seems to have encompassed everything that is dear and valuable to Maria Grazia. From the choice of location—Rome, the designer's hometown—to references to the best collections from her glorious decade at the helm of Dior.

The organizers of Riga Fashion Week have unveiled the image of the upcoming autumn RIGA FASHION WEEK, which will take place in the second half of October. This season, digital avatars have been replaced by a live model, presented in an extravagant look. The style was created by renowned Latvian stylist and fashion expert Sergey Hatanzeysky.

For Glenn Martens, who took over as creative director at Maison Margiela a few months ago after John Galliano's sudden departure, this couture show was his debut.

ALESSANDRO DELL’ACQUA for N°21 took inspiration from Sofia Coppola’s signature aesthetic. And also added some rebellious, undone edge.

In his new Spring/Summer 2026 collection, Walter Van Beirendonck continues to develop his signature style—escaping the mundane into fantasy, memories, and paradoxical reality. His collection, WINK — WITH STARRY EYES, is an aesthetic journey that began in the darkness of modernity and ended in the radiance of creative freedom.

On the second day of the official Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week calendar, Juana Martín presented her new collection, Fervor. This time, she drew inspiration from one of Andalusia's most profound and sacred traditions: religious fervor. This is not simply a manifestation of faith, but a living element and an extremely important cultural code of Andalusian society.