Tag: Fall/Winter
Iris Van Herpen
By Iris van Herpen Paris Haute Couture Week has always been a stage for imagination, but few designers consistently redefine the boundaries of fashion quite like Iris van Herpen. For her Fall/Winter 2026 Couture collection, the Dutch visionary once again blurred the lines between science, technology, craftsmanship, and wearable art, presenting a breathtaking collection that…
IMANE AYISSI
At Paris Haute Couture Week, Imane Ayissi once again proved why he remains one of fashion’s most compelling voices. The Cameroonian couturier unveiled his Fall/Winter 2026 Haute Couture collection, presenting an elegant dialogue between African craftsmanship and the timeless artistry of Parisian couture. The collection reaffirmed Ayissi’s signature approach one that places African textiles, artisanal…
Schiaparelli
By Daniel Roseberry When the curtains rose on Schiaparelli‘s Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026 presentation in Paris, it became immediately clear that Daniel Roseberry had no intention of repeating past successes. Instead, the creative director embraced uncertainty, inviting audiences into a surreal and unsettling world titled “The Call of the Void.” The collection opened Paris Haute…
Fashion Spotlight: Kim Kardashian in Galliano’s Dior 1997 Ahead of the Met Gala 2026
As anticipation builds for fashion’s most important night, Met Gala 2026, every appearance, every outfit, and every archival reference begins to feel like part of a larger narrative. And right on cue, Kim Kardashian has once again stepped into the spotlight—this time wearing a rare piece from Christian Dior by John Galliano, specifically from the Fall/Winter 1997 collection. It’s not just a fashion…
Womenswear Trend Fall/Winter 2026: Leggings Take Over
There’s always that one trend every season the one that quietly starts everywhere, then quickly becomes the look. For Fall/Winter 2026, that trend is leggings. Not the basic, throw on and go kind. Not the gym- nly pair sitting in the back of your wardrobe. This season, leggings are stepping into a completely new space sharper, styled, and undeniably…
Womenswear Trend Fall/Winter 2026: Peplum Is Back (And Better Than Ever)
If there’s one thing fashion loves, it’s a comeback and for Fall/Winter 2026, the peplum is officially having its moment again. But let’s be clear: this isn’t the same peplum you remember from the 2010s. This version is sharper, more elevated, and way more fashion forward. It’s less “office top” and more of a runway statement. Think sculpted designs, dramatic…
Check Mate: Why “Check” Is the Biggest Womenswear Trend for Fall/Winter 2026
Every season has that one trend that quietly takes over and for Fall/Winter 2026, it’s all about check. But this isn’t the predictable plaid you’re used to. This season, check is louder, bolder, and styled in a way that feels completely fresh. From oversized coats to full matching sets, check has officially moved from classic to statement-making. The Return of…
Womenswear Fall/Winter 2026: Bold Shoulders The Power Silhouette Dominating
Every season fashion introduces a few design that instantly define the mood of the moment, and for Fall/Winter 2026, bold shoulders are taking center stage. Dramatic, structured, and impossible to ignore, this trend is bringing a renewed sense of power and confidence to womenswear. From oversized blazers to sculptural coats and statement dresses, designers are drawing attention…
The Fur Trend Taking Over Womenswear for Fall/Winter 2026
Every fashion season brings a new statement texture, but for Fall/Winter 2026, one material is clearly taking over womenswear collections: fur. Luxurious, dramatic, and very warm, fur has come back as one of the biggest runway trends of the season. From plush outerwear to soft trims and accessories, designers are now using fur in fresh and modern…
Womenswear Trend Fall/Winter 2026 “Train”
As the leaves turn and temperatures drop, the fashion world prepares for its most dramatic season yet. Fall/Winter 2026 is all about momentum, movement, and structured grace captured in the trend we’re calling “Train.” This isn’t just a nod to a physical train or the rails that carry us forward. It’s a symbol for the rhythm of…
