PRIMAVERA: GUCCI IS THE NEW SEXY & PROTEIN CHIC IS IN
In the ever-ending conversation of high and low culture, aesthetics have always played a significant role. Reality TV and tracksuits have always been at the cusp of the so-called low culture.
GCDS SS26: CRAFTSMANSHIP THROUGH FUN IN THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BRAND
Giuliano Calza didn’t imagine becoming the ambassador of Italian fashion in just a decade of work. His relationships with the whole pop culture world led him to become one of the youngest entrepreneurs achieving his level of success in the world of fashion (in an era where money is lacking).
ROBERTO CAVALLI FW26: AN UNDERSTANDING OF SHADOWS AND LIGHTS OF BLACK
NERO CARNALE arrives not as a seasonal offering but as a conceptual reset at Roberto Cavalli Fall-Winter 2026. Under the direction of Fausto Puglisi, the decision to work exclusively in black reads as both provocation and purification.
BOSS FW26: SELF-CONFIDENCE THROUGH SARTORIAL CODES
With FW26, BOSS delivers more than a collection, it delivers a manifesto. A declaration that excellence is not accidental, but pursued. Cultivated. Worn.
Ciudad Sin Sueño by Guillermo Galoe: The weight of belonging
2025 has been a very good year for Spanish cinema. Films such as “Sorda” and “Los Domingos” have sparked numerous conversations on important topics, while others like “Romería” and “Sirat” have made it to the Cannes Film Festival.
Buenos Aires Fashion Week
For 24 years, Buenos Aires has hosted two annual editions of its Fashion Week. This season, we join for the first time, stepping into the Summer 2026 edition, where established labels and emerging designers converge under a distinctly Argentine sensibility.
Wuthering Heights by Emerald Fennell: When fan fiction meets classics
If someone had told me a few years ago that Charli XCX would make the soundtrack for a film adaptation of “Wuthering Heights”, I would have never believed them.
Prada Conceal: The Art of Light, Redefined
In the aesthetic code of Prada, nothing is accessory. Everything communicates. Everything builds identity.
LA ÚLTIMA MISA BY SEN SENRA: A LIVE REVIEW
Sen Senra’s show doesn’t begin when he walks onstage, but in silence: blinding blue lights, no distraction, a pause that feels deliberate. The opening interlude in Galician, carried by his grandmother’s voice, “Who would have thought I’d become an artist?”, sets the tone for the night.
HIS MOMENT HAS JUST BEGUN: CHANEL ACCORDING TO BLAZY
Since December 2024, Matthieu Blazy has held one of fashion’s most coveted positions: the creative direction of Chanel. Awaited by many, his debut was acclaimed by the industry.
SLV FRR SS26 CAMPAIGN: OVER THE CONTEMPORARY STIMULATION
SLV FRR presents its first campaign as a declaration of intent: a visual debut that translates into images the multidisciplinary vision of Sílvia Ferrer (Valencia, 1995). With a sophisticated and emotional minimalism, the brand moves between the raw and the delicate, the intimate and the exposed, constructing a universe where fashion functions as a language to speak of contemporary contradictions, desire, fragility, and strength.
VERSACE SS26 CAMPAIGN: WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN
Lots of impressions were published online after the debut of Dario Vitale for Versace. Fashion insiders loved the presentation and what it means for a brand like it to establish vanished codes that defined the aesthetic for a decade back then, when Gianni was still alive.
LEMĀCHET BY LUCÍA SÁNCHEZ: AN IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW
n the world of Spanish fashion, few voices resonate with as much authenticity as that of Lucía Sánchez, the mind and heart behind Lemāchet. With a vision that challenges the boundaries of what we understand as menswear, Lucía transforms her emotions, memories, and experiences into collections brimming with sensitivity and purpose.
GUESS JEANS IS REPOSITIONING ITSELF AS AN IT GIRLS BRAND
Nicolai Marciano, Chief New Business Development Officer of GUESS, is the one person responsible for giving relevance to the established brand for a few years now.
INVERFEST 2026: A SEARCH FOR NEW VOICES
Winter in Madrid once again transforms into an essential meeting point for culture with a new edition of INVERFEST, the festival that celebrates creativity in all its forms and features live music as its main attraction.
DRIES VAN NOTEN MENS FW26: THE COMING OF A NEW MASCULINITY
Sometimes it is incredible how great fit a designer can be for a namesake label that was not founded by him. Julian Klausner represents the new age of Belgian fashion by taking over Dries Van Noten in such a well thought and manner.
SAINT LAURENT MENS FW26: THE COST OF DENYING WHO YOU ARE
There is a point of uncertainty every season with the presentation of Saint Laurent, the date is always revolving around the menswear calendar but not in it. There is a point of exclusivity that only they can do, because of the effortless traction that the brand generates in the public without being announced or with little time to publicitise anything.
Dior Haute Couture 26: Florals? For spring? It really is Groundbreaking!
“Florals? For Spring? Groundbreaking.” Stated with irony by Miranda Priestly, the infamous editor in-chief of Runway magazine, in the cult movie The Devil Wears Prada.
Schiaparelli Haute Couture: You just have to look up!
The sumptuosity of Parisian Haute Couture is often intellectualized, sometimes criticized by algorithm-driven commentators, and always scrutinized by fashion insiders.