VERSACE Spring Summer 2026 by Dario Vitale

Taking the reins at Versace was never going to be easy, but Dario Vitale’s Spring/Summer 2026 debut silenced all doubts — delivering a bold, confident vision that proved his creative strength.

The Spring Summer 2026 collection was an exploration of the fundamental essence of the House, rearticulated to reflect a contemporary reality — outrageous and uncomplicated elegance designed for a life led by feeling.

Desire, sensuality and curiosity. Placing humanity and its impulses at the heart of Versace.

The Spring Summer 2026 show held at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, the oldest art museum in Milan.

The Pinacoteca becomes a private residence, or a series of apartments, within the larger space—and there’s nothing more intimate than being invited to enter someone’s home.

Bathed in naturalistic light, centuries of masterpieces serve as the historical backdrop for a collection that embodies those values and Versace’s inherent maximalism.

Each room, across two floors, filled with the traces of a life lived. Artefacts of lived experience, high and low.

MM6 Maison Margiela SS26: Our Favourite Menswear Looks

A crisp white line painted across a stretch of asphalt replaces the traditional catwalk. For MM6 Maison Margiela, the Spring/Summer show unfolds not inside a gilded venue, but under open skies — the city itself becomes the stage. This is fashion embedded in the everyday, a study in heightened normality.

Models move like passersby, casual yet intentional, as they stride in streamlined silhouettes that speak softly but confidently. The clothing is stripped of unnecessary embellishment, allowing form and fabric to lead the narrative.

The palette reflects a push-pull between the expected and the offbeat — muted neutrals meet the saturated jolt of post-it note brights. Prints, non-colors, and subtle textures emerge like city details you only notice when walking slowly. It’s an exercise in contrast: the ordinary, made extraordinary.

At the core are wardrobe icons — the mac, the pantsuit, the blouson — but MM6 is not content to leave them untouched. Categories are shuffled. Denim mimics tailoring with pinched waists and sharp pleats, while tailored trousers fall with the ease of lived-in jeans. This blurring of sartorial codes is more than just aesthetic play; it’s a quiet provocation.

Construction tells its own story. Raw hems, visible labels repurposed from end-of-roll bolts of fabric — these unfinished details become signatures, reminders of the garment's journey from idea to reality.

With this collection, MM6 Maison Margiela continues its exploration of what it means to dress for the world outside — not just to be seen, but to belong, while still standing apart.

Alexander McQueen Spring 2025 Show at Paris Fashion Week

Seán McGirr presented his Spring 2025 collection for Alexander McQueen during Paris Fashion Week, and we can finally see a connection to the original aesthetic and philosophy of the British Fashion House.

We were lucky enough to have 10 men looks during women’s runway show and the main focus was tailoring with a rock twist.

Saint Laurent Fall Winter 2024

Anthony Vaccarello has presented his men’s Winter 2024 collection for Saint Laurent, just after the end of Paris Fashion Week.

Here are some of our favourite looks:

Burberry FW 2024 at London Fashion Week: Our Favourite Looks

Daniel Lee has unveiled his third collection as creative director of Burberry, this time during London Fashion Week.

We believe that Burberry Winter 2024 collection is Daniel’s best collection for the English Fashion House so far and here are our favourite looks:

Jacquemus Spring/Summer 2024: Our Favourite Looks

Jacquemus came to stay and he proved that once again with his latest SS24 show.

Fresh and innovative silhouettes, bold colors and shapes, playful textures and new combinations of fabrics, are only some of the SS24 Jacquemus men and women collection.

Check out below some of our favourite looks:

Exploring Rebellion and Heritage: JORDANLUCA's Impactful Runway at Milan Fashion Week

Amidst the stellar shows of Milan Mens Fashion Week, a singular brand dared to stand out. JordanLuca, the rising cult label, known for its bold, unconventional style brought London punk streetwear to Milan. Christina Dymioti captured the electric energy from the front row.

by Christina Dymioti

Founded in 2019, JordanLuca is a couture streetwear label which seamlessly blends the English and Italian heritage of its founders Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto. It is noteworthy that Mr. Pan Phillipou, the co-founder and Chairman of the brand, previously served as the CEO of Diesel and Ben Sherman. He has a background of Cypriot and Irish descent. 

Heritage tweeds were reborn with punkish spikes as JORDANLUCA's Fall/Winter 2024 collection expertly wove rebellious details into timeless tailoring. Walking into the JordanLuca runway, silver balloons, like bloated dreams, hung from every seat, and the runway was a buoyant ocean of 1,500 more. These unique balloons were designed by artist Dominic Myatt.

The clothes themselves were Punk-inspired in subversive classics. The show kicked off with tailored overcoats worn with face-hugging headwear and straight-fitting trousers, which lapped leather angular boots. Later, the same headwear was contrasted with grey suiting, where a fastened jacket covered a shirt and the renowned JordanLuca tie.

Dark eyeliner offered contrast, injecting a club-ready sensibility into an otherwise pared-back look. In fact, there was a surprise runway appearance by Andreas Kronthaler, the Creative Director of Vivienne Westwood who is also a close friend of Marchetto. Andreas graced the runway in a head-to-toe black look, a stark contrast to the buoyant balloons.

 We saw leather used to craft structured jackets, with mohawk hair styling, and chunky silver jewellery, injecting a counter-cultural edge into the look. As the show continued the party theme was seen in white blouses and dresses, finished with multicoloured polka dots. The women's pieces were particularly striking, riffing on ladylike codes with fierce and sensual numbers like the standout red leather minidress and the bias-cut frock that wrapped endlessly around the body.

pictures taken from JORDANLUCA’s Instagram Page

In essence, JordanLuca's Milan Fashion Week show transcended the ordinary, creating a dynamic narrative where balloons, Brutalist blazers, and a bittersweet hope converged. This singular brand, daring to be different, not only showcased rebellious details but also became a testament to the electric energy, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of Milan Mens Fashion Week.

However, the party didn’t end there; it escalated into an epic rave. Collaborating with Berlin techno powerhouses 𝕳𝖊𝖗𝖗𝖊𝖓𝖘𝖆𝖚𝖓𝖆, they organized a massive party within a series of abandoned warehouse arches on the city's outskirts.

Heliot Emil FW 2023 at Paris Fashion Week

Danish brothers Victor and Julius Juul unveiled their latest Heliot Emil Fall/Winter 2023 collection “Connected Forms” during Paris Fashion Week and they managed to be the talk of the town by sending on the runway a “burning man”, demonstrating form and function.

Fall Winter 2023: The Best of Men’s Fashion Month

The Men’s Fashion Month has finally come to an end.

Milan and Paris Men’s Fashion Week have both gave us beautiful shows to talk about and notable highlights to remember.

From Gucci to JW Anderson, to Dior and Ludovic de Saint Sernin, here’s the list of our favourite fashion moments:

DIOR

Prada

GUCCI

LOEWE

Ludovic de Saint Sernin

DOLCE & GABBANA

Ermenegildo Zegna

GmBH Spring Summer 2023 at Paris Fashion Week

Benjamin A. Huseby and Serhat Isik are back in Paris to present their Spring/Summer 23 collection for GmBH.

The show as all about the elements we loved from GmBH and we are so happy the designer duo is back!

Discover the collection though some of our favourite SS23 runway looks:

FERRAGAMO SS23 by Maximilian Davis

The Italian Fashion House Salvatore Ferragamo is now FERRAGAMO.

The new creative director, Maximilian Davis made his debut during Milan Fashion Week and he managed to be on the spot for Spring Summer 2023.

Check out below the hero menswear looks:

Gucci SS23: Our Favourite Menswear Looks

Alessandro Michele unveiled his Spring/Summer 2023 collection for Gucci, during Milan Fashion Week. The collection titled “TWINSBURG” and here are our favourite menswear looks:.

TOM FORD SS23: The Menswear Looks

Mr Tom Ford returned to New York Fashion Week for Spring Summer 2023 and he gave us what we always wanted: Glamour, elegance and sexiness on their best.

Check out below our favourite menswear looks:

photography: vogue.com

Edward Crutchley SS23 at London Fashion Week

We have seen him working with Kim Jones for many years, at Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and now Fendi couture. Edward Crutchley is probably one of the luxury fashion industry’s leading experts in fabric sourcing and development.

For his Spring Summer 2023 collection, he took inspiration from the greek mythology and the ancient Greek sea-god Proteus. “Even though it’s about ancient Greek mythology, there are no references. We’re not seeing a toga coming down the runway,” he stated.

The signs are strong though, and his promotional images were given the right message. The Greek Marbles and Sculptures will return to Greece!

Edward has also collaborated with ROKER shoes for that show and WE LOVE the extra edginess they add to his looks.

Check out his ‘boys looks’ below : Super sexy, unisex, playful.

photography: vogue.com

All the highlights from Paris Fashion Week Men

Sunday was the last day of menswear shows in 2022 and Paris was literally on fire. All the star system travelled there to watch the runway shows which were on spot! Check out below our favourite moments:

Thom Browne's Cowboys in Jock Straps.

Jacquemus combined SS23 with AW23, launched his collaboration with NIKE and he chose had his show right after the end of Fashion Week calendar.

Instagays rocked the runway at the LGN Louis Gabriel Nouchi Show

Jonathan Anderson grew real plants on his LOEWE collection.

Casablanca put horses on the show set, where they pooped all over until the end of the show.

Givenchy brought back all the logomania trend the others used to do the previous seasons.

Best of Milan Fashion Week Men

From Dolce & Gabbana’s re-edition collection to Prada’s simplest silhouettes ever and the heatwave-hit marked Milan during the fashion week, below are some of our favourite looks and designers of SS23 in Milano:

Dolce & Gabbana

PRADA

Versace

ETRO

JW ANDERSON

Bottega Veneta by Matthieu Blazy: The Menswear Looks from his first Show

Matthieu Blazy’s day has come.

The 35-year-old Belgian interned at Balenciaga and worked at Raf Simons, Maison Margiela Artisanal, Celine, and Calvin Klein before landing as ready-to-wear design director at Bottega Veneta in 2020. That’s quite a pedigree, but he’s always been a behind-the-scenes guy. Then last November, following Daniel Lee’s abrupt exit, he was named creative director.

Sixty nine looks in total, strong representation of both genders on the runway and a strong Bottega Veneta DNA on the looks, but with his own twist.

For men’s looks it was all about leather and tailoring, tailoring and leather. Bold, straight cut (including some flares), modern and minimal lines… and a lot of navy! It was definitely a debut to remember.

Check out below some of our favourite menswear looks:

Edward Crutchley - SEASON 17 Show at London Fashion Week

Edward Crutchley unveiled its “Season 17” collection during London Fashion Week.

“…the queerness of Gothic is such that its main function is to demonstrate the relationship between the marginal and the mainstream.”— Queering the Gothic

Check out below our favourite looks: