Catwalk On Wheels: Inclusivity is the Highlight of Fashion Week

The Georgian creative director presents his first Gucci show with a "see now, buy now" format. At Milan Fashion Week, amidst Renaissance statues, a close dialogue unfolds between the rigor of the seamless technique, Botticelli-esque proportions, and a pragmatism that eschews intellectualism to embrace pure desire.

Inspired by Art Deco artist Tamara de Łempicka, Victoria Beckham unveils an autumn-winter 2026-27 wardrobe where architectural power, sensuality and modernity redefine the feminine silhouette.

At Loewe , the autumn-winter 2026-27 collection imagines fashion as a playground where experimentation, art and know-how interact with a new lightness.

For autumn-winter 2026-27, Sarah Burton imagines at Givenchy a wardrobe with multiple identities, where the rigor of tailoring and sensual draping reflect the complexity and strength of today's women.

Andreas Kronthaler designs a vibrant and theatrical Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show for Vivienne Westwood, inspired by cinema, history and irreverent sensuality.

At the Tuileries, Dior orchestrated a fashion show where the stroll became a performance and fashion, a living theatre.

In the heart of an imagined forest at the Palais d'Iéna, Miuccia Prada designs an autumn-winter 2026-27 collection for Miu Miu that brings fashion closer to the body and delicately explores feminine intimacy.