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New York, September 9. Ralph Lauren returns to the New York Fashion Week stage with a collection that takes romance and removes it from nostalgia. At the Jack Shainman Gallery in Tribeca, surrounded by white walls and an almost cinematic light, Spring 2027 presents a vision of American elegance that feels more restless, more sensual, and less restrained. The starting point is the wardrobe we have always associated with Ralph Lauren. The tailored jacket, the wide leg trouser, the shirt, the tie, the denim. Familiar codes are given room to shift in proportion, texture, and attitude. Menswear tailoring moves closer...

“Mirage Rose” marks a new chapter for Rowen Rose. For Fall/Winter 2026-27, the maison transforms the desert into an imaginary landscape of ruins, light and desire. Presented in Milan inside an abandoned church, the collection moves between ancient references and a distinctly contemporary vision. Petra and the evocative atmosphere of the desert become the starting point for a wardrobe rich in presence, where memory meets the future. The silhouette is bold and sculptural: pronounced shoulders, structured volumes and sharp tailoring define a powerful femininity. Pleated leather, silk, fringes and tactile details bring movement and sensuality, while the palette moves from...

A year has passed since the death of Giorgio Armani. Only a year, and yet long enough to understand that some absences are not empty spaces. They are presences that simply take on a different form.Armani belongs to that rare category of men who transcended their own era. He did not simply design clothes. He created an idea of elegance—instantly recognisable, impossible to mistake for anything else. He softened the structure of the suit, blurred the boundaries between masculine and feminine, and transformed beige and greige into a statement of style. He chose restraint when the world was asking for...

Impeccable tailoring, subtle sensuality and Art Deco influences: Victoria Beckham redefines the contemporary woman’s wardrobe. For Autumn/Winter 2026, Victoria Beckham looks to Tamara de Lempicka and her distinctive aesthetic of statuesque figures, geometric forms and sophisticated sensuality. Not a literal interpretation, but an attitude translated into a collection that feels precise, modern and deeply feminine. Tailoring remains at the heart of the collection: structured coats, sharply defined shoulders and impeccably cut trousers meet fluid dresses, sheer details and soft draping. The collection’s strength lies precisely in this contrast — rigour and movement, control and sensuality. The palette moves through black,...