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Minimalism, proportion and a focus on materials. For FW26, Studio Nicholson returns to the essence of the contemporary wardrobe, reinterpreting classic pieces through relaxed silhouettes, generous volumes and a sophisticated palette. Founded in London in 2010 by Nick Wakeman, founder and Creative Director, Studio Nicholson was born from a precise vision: to transform essential garments into objects of design, placing fabrics, construction and proportion at the heart of the process. With the introduction of menswear in 2017, the brand further established its unisex aesthetic and the understated luxury philosophy that continues to define it today. Wakeman explores the idea of...

For FW26, Le Monde Béryl returns to a language of sophisticated, essential elegance, deliberately free from excess. The brand’s signature silhouettes, from ballerinas and mules to Mary Janes and slippers, are reinterpreted through refined proportions, luxurious materials, and a rich palette of intense tones, perfectly suited to the colder season. The result is a collection that looks to tradition without nostalgia, transforming classic codes into contemporary objects with a distinctive character. Each style is defined by considered details and understated sensuality, the kind that needs no declaration to be instantly recognizable. This is where Le Monde Béryl finds its strength,...

Some creations are designed to complete a look, while others quietly go on to change the very language of fashion. Amina Muaddi's Begum belongs to this rare category. More than a pump, it is a design object that has redefined the codes of contemporary femininity, becoming one of the most iconic shoes of the past decade. When Amina Muaddi introduced the Begum, the fashion landscape was dominated by rigorous minimalism and a renewed fascination with Nineties aesthetics. The designer chose a different path, celebrating glamour through a distinctly contemporary lens. The result was a silhouette that combines architectural precision with...

A new bridal gown is set to become an icon in the world of contemporary weddings. For her marriage to Cody John, Emma Roberts chose a custom couture creation by Monique Lhuillier, once again highlighting the designer's extraordinary ability to blend timeless elegance with a modern sensibility. Rather than opting for traditional white, the actress embraced a delicate antique rose hue, bringing a fresh and sophisticated perspective to bridal fashion. The gown featured a beautifully structured corset, a flowing silk chiffon skirt, intricate French lace detailing, and a matching cathedral-length veil. Every element reflected the exceptional craftsmanship and couture expertise...