Category: Runway
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Bottega Veneta Spring 2027 Review | Louise Trotter Lets the Light In
Inside Bottega Veneta Spring 2027 – How lighter craft brought spring to Bottega Veneta It was the most elegant show of this Milan season. It was also the most spring-like. Both sentences say the same thing. In Louise Trotter’s third Bottega Veneta collection, the elegance came from taking weight out of the clothes. The long…
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Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2027 Review | How to Wear Sicily’s Lace
Inside Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2027: Stravaganza Siciliana Ruffled blouses, eyelet embroidery, sheer chiffon, crochet, a basket hooked over the arm. These are clothes that have grown familiar again since Chemena Kamali’s Chloé. It’s now easy to call them bohemian on the strength of those materials alone. The harder part is reading the differences between…
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Fendi Spring 2027 Review | Fur, Lingerie and the Baguette
Fendi Spring/Summer 2027: Fur, Lingerie and the Baguette– Fendi’s sensibility, revealed behind the mirrors Fendi Spring 2027 grew more intriguing the more I went back through the photographs. Fur trailing long from the shoulders, a small bralette beneath it, satin flowing on the diagonal along the body. Black clothes kept coming, yet the surface was…
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Gucci Spring 2027 Review | Demna’s Store Show, Looks and Bags
Gucci Spring 2027: What Did Demna Put on the Shelves? The Store Show, between propriety and sensuality: a wardrobe for the people who wear Gucci Before the show, Gucci’s Instagram teaser was a group chat for the shoe team. Someone asks whether the shoes have arrived, and messages about coordinating new color assignments with the…
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Prada Spring 2027 Review | The Skirt, Key Looks and New Bags
Prada Spring/Summer 2027: Everything Starts with the Skirt What I kept looking at longest in this Prada show was the skirt. From the red wrap skirt at the opening through pleats, florals, glittering embellishment and asymmetric drapes. It wasn’t only that there were so many kinds. While bras, knits, shirts and jackets kept repeating, small…
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Chanel Fall 2026 Haute Couture | How a Dream Gets Made
A Question, Not a Dream Haute couture usually talks about dreams. The question Matthieu Blazy asked this season is a different one: how does a dream get made? His second haute couture for Chanel begins with a storybook — Les Fées, Contes des Contes, found in Gabrielle Chanel’s own library. Blazy has treated his tenure…
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Dior Fall 2026 Haute Couture | Jonathan Anderson’s Pleated Forest
The Manner of Growth Jonathan Anderson’s first couture for Christian Dior, shown in January, was an act of generosity. He filled a single collection with ceramics and craft, gardens and botany, art and history — the full inventory of a new director introducing himself to a house and, in the process, to himself. It had…
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Louis Vuitton Cruise 2027 at the Frick│A Three-Year Cultural Sponsorship Analyzed
Louis Vuitton Bought a Museum | Cruise 2027, and the Category the Maison Just Declared Louis Vuitton did not rent a museum this season. It signed a three-year agreement with one. On May 20, 2026, the Cruise 2027 collection was unveiled at The Frick Collection in Upper Manhattan. The newly renovated Frick had never opened…
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Saint Laurent Pre-Fall 2026 │ How a Completed System Repeats Itself
Inside Saint Laurent Pre-Fall 2026 Reading Anthony Vaccarello’s Saint Laurent through the question “what’s new this time” has lost its usefulness. That question still belongs to designers who’ve just stepped into a house. Jonathan Anderson at Dior, still building his vocabulary in his second season. Demna at Gucci, still testing how his own aesthetic grafts…
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Gucci Cruise 2027 │ GucciCore, or Demna’s Bet on Restoration
Demna’s fourth act at Gucci puts restoration above invention — and uses Tom Ford’s commercial language as the blueprint. Inside Gucci Cruise 2027 The cruise collection is normally a predictable format. Houses take a step away from the tension of main-season shows and translate movement, holiday, and ease into something lighter and more easily consumed.…