For Spring/Summer 2027, Max Mara turns utility into luxury, drawing on women who crossed literal and social frontiers—and making a case for fashion designed for real life.
When Did Wearable Become an Insult? Max Mara Wants Women to Go Somewhere Read More »
For Spring/Summer 2027, Seán McGirr brought McQueen back to London. The significance of the homecoming wasn’t nostalgia—it was a renewed appetite for collision, discomfort, craftsmanship and creative risk.
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Six years after transforming Diesel into one of fashion’s loudest cultural forces, Glenn Martens is leaving the Italian brand. His tenure offers a case study in how heritage can become relevant again without becoming a museum.
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With Humberto Leon taking the creative reins at St. John, one of American fashion’s most recognizable heritage houses is confronting a defining luxury question: how do you invite a new generation in without abandoning the women who made the brand matter?
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An icon returns—and a new chapter begins. Diane von Furstenberg returns to New York Fashion Week as Henry Zankov makes his runway debut as artistic director, reimagining the house’s legacy for Spring/Summer 2027.
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At the 2026 Met Gala, under the theme “Fashion is Art,” the red carpet read less like a runway and more like a curated exhibition of living sculpture. Among the most compelling voices in that visual dialogue was Prabal Gurung, whose work this year functioned as a multi-layered narrative system—where heritage, identity, and emotion were
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There are certain people you meet early in life whose vision feels undeniable long before the rest of the world catches up to it. For me, Reia Janay has always been one of those people. Long before Allure by Reia became recognized for its elevated tailoring, monochromatic luxury, and powerful femininity, I knew her simply
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There are architects of culture, and then there are architects of the systems that determine who benefits from it. Dr. Jatali Bellanton operates firmly in the latter space—quietly, strategically, and with a level of precision that often goes unseen but never unfelt. While many conversations in fashion and media begin with visibility, Dr. Jatali begins with structure. Her work is not about entering rooms;
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There are few figures in modern fashion and media who have navigated visibility, reinvention, and ownership with the quiet precision of Eva Marcille. To understand her today is to look beyond the images that first introduced her to the world—beyond the high cheekbones, the camera-ready poise, the unmistakable presence—and instead examine the ecosystem she has
In an industry long defined by visibility over viability, “Beyond The Runway” arrives as a necessary disruption—one that reframes fashion not as performance, but as power. What once lived exclusively on catwalks and in campaign imagery is now being reexamined through a sharper lens—one that prioritizes who owns the outcome, not just who creates the
