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.
McQueen Comes Home—and London Gives It Permission to Be Dangerous Again Read More »
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.
Glenn Martens Is Leaving Diesel. The Experiment Worked. Read More »
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.
DVF Returns to the Runway: Henry Zankov Begins a New Chapter at an American Fashion Icon Read More »
