Category: Fashion
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[Chanel 26P RTW Preview] A Season That Refines, Yet Asks to Be Judged Later
The Chanel 26P collection, launching in January 2026, presents a season that is undeniably refined.Compared to the 26S runway, it leans more deliberately toward wearability and broader appeal, while retaining—at least in part—Chanel’s long-standing strength: a structure that accommodates changing bodies with quiet flexibility. What feels noticeably restrained, however, is the tactile density traditionally associated…
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[Chanel 25 Mini Bag] Proportion, Body Balance, and a Structural Comparison with the Hermès Lindy Mini
It arrived quietly—but this time, it may signal a genuine shift. The 25 Mini Bag from Chanel’s 2026 Cruise collection feels less like a seasonal novelty and more like a structural statement. Rather than reiterating the House’s established classics, the 25 line subtly dismantles the visual codes of the flap bag and rebuilds them into…
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[Dior Book Tote 26SS] Jonathan Anderson’s Garden, Written on the Surface
The Dior Book Tote has never tried to be discreet.From the beginning, it was less about function and more about surface—a canvas where the house could decide what deserves to be seen. For Spring/Summer 2026, that surface becomes a garden.Not a sentimental one, but a constructed one. Vines establish structure.Lily of the valley leaves traces…
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Dior Pre-Fall 2026 | Preview
Reading a Season of Movement and Form — Before the Runway The direction of a collection often reveals itself long before the finished looks appear on a runway.Especially when a designer chooses to share fragments — unfinished gestures, details, objects — through a personal account. Jonathan Anderson’s recent Instagram posts offer exactly that kind of…