If Tuesday is Milan’s opening statement, Wednesday is where the conversation becomes considerably louder. The second full day of Milan Fashion Week SS27 brings together
Milan Fashion Week 2026 is set to be one of the most closely watched editions of the fashion calendar, as some of Italy’s most influential fashion houses enter new creative chapters and established names continue to redefine their identities.
As Milan Fashion Week returns for Spring/Summer 2027, a number of Italy’s most influential fashion houses find themselves at a defining point. The introductions have been made. Now comes the question of identity.
With Prada, Gucci, Fendi, Bottega Veneta, Marni, Ferragamo and Giorgio Armani among the major houses on the calendar, Spring/Summer 2027 is shaping up around a tension between heritage and reinvention, precision and personality.
Fendi entered a new era in Milan as Maria Grazia Chiuri presented her first collection for the house, bringing a quieter, more considered vision to one of Italy’s most recognisable names.
For Spring/Summer 2027, J. Salinas brings the traditions, colours and craftsmanship of Peru to Milan Fashion Week through El Retablo, a collection shaped by memory, artistry and the women behind its creation.
Italian luxury has always been built around an almost obsessive relationship with making. The cut of a jacket. The construction of a shoe. The finish
At London Fashion Week, Flair Fashion’s IGNITE Collective brought together eight emerging designers exploring technology, sustainability, identity and the transformative power of fashion.
From M&S making its Fashion Week debut to the return of McQueen and Mulberry, London is preparing for a very British fashion homecoming.
From Lebanese-British glamour to Afro-Asian luxury and British-Yemeni streetwear, these are the designers putting London’s many cultures at the heart of fashion.
At London Fashion Week, Flair Fashion’s IGNITE Collective brought together eight emerging designers exploring technology, sustainability, identity and the transformative power of fashion.
For Spring/Summer 2027, 5000 explores home, belonging, inheritance, freedom and the complicated process of becoming.
A century after Barbette captivated Paris, his legacy returns for Spring Summer 2027, where masculinity and femininity become fluid forms, suspended somewhere between performance, beauty and transformation.
Hu Bing’s latest London Fashion Week presentation travels from 1930 to 3030, exploring leather, craftsmanship and the future of fashion.
Rick Owens and Dr. Martens are back with another collaboration, and this time, the proportions are bigger than ever
H&M turned London Fashion Week into a meeting point between fashion, film and technology yesterday, unveiling its latest collection through an immersive show created with British photographer Nick Knight and SHOWstudio.