Sunsets on Mars and romance packaged like a snack. The unease of Twin Peaks, or an imagined religion inspired by a parasitised snail. FJU Talents 26 brought all these ideas…
A New Chapter Written in the Language of McQueen There is something about McQueen that never truly leaves the room. The harnesses, the leather, the sharp tailoring and the instantly…
For Spring Summer 2027, Emilia Wickstead looks to the work and personality of artist Lee Krasner, one of the defining voices of Abstract Expressionism. Drawn to both the discipline and spontaneity…
TOGA has always known how to make a textile interesting, and SS27 is no exception. For Spring/Summer 2027, Yasuko Furuta explores “Acclimatisation, Adaptation, Liberation”, looking at the contrast between European heatwaves and…
There was something instantly uplifting about Ahluwalia SS27 at Rosewood London. For SS27, Priya Ahluwalia presents ‘Revel’, a collection about choosing lightness, joy and togetherness — translated through colour, movement…
Some fashion shows feel like a collection. SUSAN FANG SS27 feels like a world. For Spring/Summer 2027, Susan Fang explores M. Butterfly and the complicated relationship between love, fantasy and illusion. But rather…
For Spring/Summer 2027, QASIMI continued its exploration of thoughtful, contemporary menswear with Undercurrent, a collection that looked beyond the finished garment and towards the process behind its creation. Presented in Milan,…
At a time when menswear often feels caught between fleeting trends and loud statements, CANALI is quietly making the case for something far more enduring. Presented for Spring/Summer 2027, the…
Saul Nash has always blurred the line between sportswear and tailoring, but for Spring/Summer 2027, the London designer sharpens that vision with remarkable confidence. Presented inside Milan’s historic Forza e…
For Autumn/Winter 2026, KENT&CURWEN marked its centenary by revisiting British tradition through the mythology of Whipplesnaith and the Night Climbers of Cambridge transforming classic collegiate dressing into something looser, darker…