Historicism has always been central for a fashion house like Chanel, an intrinsic part of its  DNA, it helps new generations understand the golden era of couture through the lenses of  new creative directors. Reminiscing “the good old days” is a societal tendency that arises  in times of uncertainty as a form of finding familiarity and defying the hostility to the  unknown.

Celebrating a decade of visionary fashion at Louis Vuitton, renowned designer Nicolas Ghesquière unveiled the highly anticipated Fall/Winter 2024 collection at the historic Cour Carrée of the Louvre Museum.

Christa Bösch and Cosima Gadient, the dynamic duo behind Ottolinger, delved into the post-nightlife reverie of a woman navigating life's grand challenges in their latest collection.

Comprehending the art of Albert York is understanding the latest proposal from Jonathan  Anderson for Loewe. The American artist became apparent with his depiction of quotidian scenes  and objects.

After the chaotic Matthew William's departure, Kering is choosing to play safe and make a collection under the team that has been working for years in the house and that understands the archival work of the designer as no one.

An industrial and underground feeling is back with the debut collection of Seán McGirr being set on a disused railway. A bunch of ideas was presented in a way that exudes rawness, quite viscerally the new creative expression through hedonistic and singular characters with strong personalities.

The fashion world witnessed a mesmerizing spectacle at the Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 2024 runway show, where spinning dancers and yodelling set the stage for an unforgettable experience.

The renowned fashion house Schiaparelli has once again captivated the industry with its latest Fall 2024 collection, unveiling a fascinating creative process that intertwines personal inspiration and meticulous attention to detail.

Season after season, the name of Dries Van Noten does not go unnoticed due to the quality of his outstanding craftsmanship through an array of unforgettable prêt-à-porter pieces.

Rick Owens, the maestro of darkness in fashion, deviated from his typical Palais de Tokyo locale for a more intimate setting – his own Parisian apartment – echoing the style of his recent menswear show. On day four of Paris Fashion Week, he once again hosted three sets of shows.

In the world of fashion, there's a silent language that speaks volumes—a language of touch, shape, and intimate gestures. At Courrèges, Nicolas Di Felice orchestrates this language with finesse, crafting a collection that blurs the lines between fashion and sensuality.