CD, Photography & Film Geoffrey Poussin Lighting Assistance Pierre Bellot Alfiniti Stylist Sielle El Krete  Hair by Camille Senelier  MUA Flavie Delobbel  Digital Retoucher Elena Bondarenko Model Barbara Varvara at Mademoiselle Agency wearing Katoushti

Fashion Paul Smith’s Foundation, The British Council and Projekt have announced Creative DNA x Studio Smithfield , a new peer-to-peer exchange programme bringing together fashion designers from the UK and Sub-Saharan Africa. Rooted in collaboration rather than hierarchy, the initiative is designed to foster long-term creative and professional relationships through shared learning, cultural exchange and sustained industry access. The programme will see six designers: Solome As

Fashion The Hôtel Colbert de Torcy in Paris felt like stepping into a private residence rather than a fashion presentation. Michael Rider’s first full menswear collection for CELINE arrived with a quiet authority, framing the house’s classic codes through the lens of the present. The 1640 mansion, with its high ceilings, carved wood, and muted grandeur, became an extension of the collection itself: intimate, considered, and precise. It was a space that allowed the clothes to

Fashion Willy Chavarria’s  ETERNO  arrived as a fully realised world, a cinematic exploration of style, emotion, and connection. Guests entered a streetscape of New York City, scented by Byredo, where models moved among projections and installations titled 'The Avenue of Truth'.  Conversations, laughter, and even intimate moments on screen unfolded alongside the clothes, placing human connection at the centre of the collection. Here, fashion was not performance, but a reflect

Fashion Wales Bonner’s Autumn-Winter 2026 collection, Morning Raga , unfolds as a meditation rather than a moment. Conceived not as a spectacle but as a considered body of work, the collection reflects an ongoing exploration of harmony, rhythm, and cultural dialogue. It's an offering that is quietly expansive, rooted in modernist ideals while remaining deeply human. Drawing from the elemental simplicity of modernist architecture, the collection takes cues from early design ph

Fashion There was no sense of arrival at the AMIRI Autumn–Winter 2026 show. No dramatic threshold, no overt performance. Instead, guests seemed to enter a home. A lived-in one. The kind of space where music lingers in the walls and style is absorbed rather than announced. Furniture felt careworn, objects chosen rather than styled, the atmosphere closer to a Laurel Canyon den than a conventional runway set. AMIRI didn’t stage a fantasy; it opened a door. This was the heart of

Photography & Art direction: Anna G. Pierrini  Fashion Cynthia Norendi Hair by Nene Barry MUA Emmanuelle Damas Models Meghann Carat & Sema-Tawi Smart

Photographer Jacquetta Photography Assistant Isabel Jennings Stylist Sharon Agricole Stylist Assistant Kelly Chard MUA Karan Kaur Movement Director Lee Jay Hoy Models Maria A & Rihanna T at Another Mother London

Photographer Hannah Rozelle Photographer Assistant Daniel J Shin Fashion Béatrice Lavigne & Nixon Tham Hair Valerie Tovit  MUA Alina So Model Jessica Stone 

Art & Photography Inside Inez & Vinoodh’s “THINK LOVE” at India Mahdavi’s Project Room #21 Inside Paris’ softly lit India Mahdavi Project Room #21, a crimson veil catches the light, suspended between sculpture and emotion. It forms the heart of THINK LOVE , the latest work by Inez & Vinoodh, a visual meditation on intimacy, technology, and time. Presented as a preview to their forthcoming retrospective, Can Love Be a Photograph?  opening at Kunstmuseum Den Haag in March 2026,

On Avenue Montaigne, where Paris writes its stories of fashion, craft, and culture, a new chapter has begun. LOEWE has opened the doors to its latest CASA LOEWE, a 562-square-metre flagship that redefines the idea of retail as art.

Juicy Couture, the brand that defined early-2000s glamour, is stepping back into the cultural conversation with something unexpected: denim. And not just any denim, a full, newly formed division debuting under strict embargo on 17 November at 6 p.m.

CD & Photography Philipp Raheem AD & Fashion Jheanelle Feanny Producer Arabella Itani Hair by Jon Chapman Makeup by Charli Avery using Armani Beauty MUA Assistance Rosebel Howard Special thanks to Island Studios & Direct Digital Models: Lydia Reed, Kirsty T, Sonia G, Inga Ringdal at Base Models Samuel S, Leo O, Angela, Aislinn, Daniel H, Ryan, Quade, Thandie H at The Diversity Agency

Photographer & Interview Philipp Raheem  Photo Assistance Hannah May Fashion Ruta Jane Fashion Assistance Maria Julia Omena da Paz MUA Sogol Razi  Hair by Jon Chapman  Set Designer Erin O'Garro 

Photographer Joaquin Castillo Stylist/AD Rebecca Cordalis-Selvig Model Yang Xiaoyang at Statement MGMT Fashion Assistant Bridget Knowles

Photographer Jake Green Stylist Louise Carmel Hall Make-up Charli Avery Model Neo at Models1

Across Paris and Milan, some of fashion’s most storied houses passed the torch to new creative directors, each tasked with balancing reverence and rebellion. The result? A season defined by transition, where heritage met hesitation, and modernity arrived with a steady hand rather than a shout.

Photographer & Creative Director Jey Nazaré DOP & Co-director Aarón Barreiro Location scouting & Co-producer Jey Nazaré Co-producer Lecuala Films Directive Producer Ariadna Suárez Stylist Carla Águila HMUA Andrea González Model Virginia Barberà  at One Management  Assistants Raquel Rodríguez & Lola Valor

Photographer Geoffrey Poussin Stylist Louloua Yammout Hair by Sevil Tai MUA Corentin Chotard Digital Retoucher Elena Bondarenko

Photographer Bella Macgregor  Stylist Lauren Croft  Hair by Rion  MUA Gracie Jai Cox  Set Design Alice Medlock  Styling Assistance Lena Angelides & Amelia Connolly  Model Sashauna Newman at The Hive Management