The Szczygiel brand merges a handcrafted approach with upcycling principles, working with textures, materials, and patterns. The focus is on combining structural elements with natural forms, shaping a distinctive style. At its core lie sustainable design, a limited selection of fabrics, and recycled raw materials.

The designer of the brand RIMGALAITE COSTUME draws a parallel between the mythical Narcissus and the modern-day internet narcissist, using fashion to explore the nature of self-admiration in the digital age. 

The fashion collection “From 11 to ∞” by BERTH (UK / Hong Kong) is a tribute to Japanese fashion and culture, reflected through geometric shapes and bold color combinations. The aesthetics of the Showa era emerge in the fusion of traditional motifs, vintage elements, and futuristic accents.

The “Timeless Love” collection presented by Katya Shehurina at Riga Fashion Week brings the aesthetics of the Victorian era to modern wedding fashion.

In a breathtaking showcase of fashion and beauty, this season's Fashion Week brought creations to life, featuring emerging designers who displayed their artistry and innovative styles.

Under the glass dome of the Grand Palais, CHANEL plays out a spectacle of fashion illusions, where familiar silhouettes are transformed in a play of shapes, lengths and volumes. Under the guidance of Creation Studio, the Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection explores contrasts, proportions and layers, creating images on the edge of reality and dreams.

In the new season Stefano Gallici turns the Ann Demeulemeester FW25 collection into a poetic journey inward. Here fashion becomes a philosophy and clothes become a symbol of endless search, transformation, resistance and acceptance.

In her first season as Creative Director, Sarah Burton is not just continuing the Givenchy story, but infusing it with new meanings. The Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection is a subtle play between the past and the future, where archival silhouettes take on a fresh, contemporary form.

For the new season, Zimmermann invites you to travel back in time, where romance and mystery intertwine into a single hypnotic image. The Fall/Winter 2025/26 collection, inspired by the cult Australian film Picnic at Hanging Rock, is imbued with a sense of nostalgia and mystical foreboding, like waking up from a dream that slips away but leaves a trace in the memory.

In a world full of anxiety and uncertainty, the Max Mara woman remains unshaken. She owns herself, she immerses herself in books, she wears things that give her confidence. Ian Griffiths, the brand's creative director, this time turned to the heroines of Charlotte and Emily Bronte, creating a Fall-Winter 2025 collection for a woman who is sophisticated, strong, intelligent, emotionally free.

Marking a decade of her creative journey and ushering in a new chapter, Magda Butrym presented a deeply personal Fall-Winter 2025 collection in Paris, named after her full name. It blends the designer's everyday style with the brand’s signature Slavic aesthetic.

Antonio Marras shows are always more than fashion. It is theater, visual poetry, a performance where clothes become the language of emotions. In the Fall-Winter 2025/26 season, the designer plays out his new melodrama, combining operatic passions, cinematic mystery and Spanish motifs.