From yoga accessories to silk sleep essentials, the new collection brings the house’s codes into everyday rituals.

For summer 2026, 3.Paradis and Vilebrequin unveil a sunny and poetic capsule collection that celebrates Mediterranean carefree living through a beach wardrobe with dreamlike accents.

Hailey Bieber lends Mango an instinctive look, embodying a summer marked by freedom and movement.

From Audrey Hepburn in 1954 to the SS26 runways of Dries Van Noten, Akris and Ralph Lauren: the mid-calf pant - and in its slightly longer version - is back.

The hybrid style is back with new silhouettes and colourways.

Valentino Garavani was not only passionate about red, he was also a fanatic of beauty and he established himself as a red carpet favourite regardless of the decade.

With the Voyou Bucket, Givenchy revisits the bucket bag in a bold, free and resolutely contemporary version.

In less than a year, Matthieu Blazy transformed the Chanel shoe into a testing ground, between heritage and subtle irreverence.

From McQueen's body-horror couture to Balenciaga's architecture, from Rei Kawakubo's surrealist goiters to Valentino's all-red. An act of love- and mourning -for fashion as an art form.

In Biarritz, where Coco Chanel invented a liberated elegance, Chanel reconnects with its origins by presenting a Cruise collection that combines memory and modernity.

Bella Hadid, Damson Idris, Louis Partridge and Liu Wen front a campaign where summer feels slightly off, in a good way.

Twenty years after the film that revealed the dynamics of fashion to the general public by showcasing Anna Wintour and her team at Vogue US in the era of maximum power of fashion magazines, the sequel captures the current moment, amidst the excessive power of advertisers, billionaires and financial funds that buy the magazines and dictate the rules, as well as new policies of inclusivity.

Lena Mahfouf lends her natural and contemporary aura to Free People's spring-summer 2026 campaign, somewhere between modern bohemian and relaxed elegance.

With the Puffed Family and a collaboration inspired by The Devil Wears Prada 2, Havaianas affirms a bold vision of fashion freed from codes.

Chanel shows its Cruise 2026-2027 collection in the place where Gabrielle Chanel opened her haute couture house in 1915.