Editor's Pick

Designers' proposals are not the only things lighting up the Men's Paris Fashion Week.

New beginnings call for a clean slate, especially when faced with the insurmountable expectation from an industry that is already familiar and enamoured with your legacy. Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Summer 2026 ushers in a new era of Romanticism.

In a time where microtrends lead the way, Matteo Tamburini's Tod's turns to its archives for inspiration.

Emporio Armani’s SS26 menswear collection reflects on memory and transformation — weaving heritage into a future-forward vision that honours where we’ve been, while embracing who we’re becoming.

Jung Hae-in, EXO's Kai, NCT's Jungwoo and more.

Boring isn’t always bad, it’s just a necessary pause. The Prada Spring Summer 2026 menswear collection is “a change of tone” and proposes ready-to-wear and accessories that are, simply put, straightforward — and it’s risky, even for a brand that thrives on simplicity.

Objects made from the hardiest materials found on Earth, but designed to curl, coil and embrace the natural curves of the human body with a pulsating desire for novelty.

In an era where dressing up for everyday life feels more like putting on a costume to mould your life into, Zegna Summer 2026 proposes letting life lead the clothes you wear.