Printemps Hosts Exhibit on Photography and Sustainability

At Printemps Paris, a new exhibition challenges the way we think about fashion, photography, and the future of sustainability.
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At Printemps Paris, a new exhibition challenges the way we think about fashion, photography, and the future of sustainability.

Jennie C. Jones’s rooftop installation is the Met’s last before the terrace shuts down for five years of renovation.

The MOP Foundation hosts 140 of Bailey’s works, from Swinging London to today, free to see through September 14.

Paris’s landmark museum has launched a global call for architects to ease crowding and give the Mona Lisa a space of her own.

Glen Luchford brings his first solo show to Milan, turning 10 Corso Como into a raw, fast-moving edit of his most iconic work.

This December, the NGV brings fashion’s original rebels together. A rare chance to explore the designs of Westwood and Kawakubo side by side.

Fragonard’s latest project brings three centuries of Arlésienne fashion into public view, offering rare access to garments once kept behind closed doors.

Gustaf Westman just made a handbag for bread. Yes, really. It’s pink, spiral-shaped, and debuting in Paris this weekend.

Chanel enters the print world with a cultural magazine shaped by artists, ideas, and a global point of view.

Tribeca Studios and Mercer Labs have teamed up on an immersive film installation that puts you inside scenes from Robert De Niro’s most iconic movies.

A 19th-century queer journal hits shelves again as Rimowa taps Collier Schorr to frame New York’s LGBTQIA+ vanguard in a 300-copy release.

Demna is marking the end of his Balenciaga era with a exhibition that doubles as a victory lap through ten years of boundary-pushing fashion.

Winifred Nicholson and Andrew Cranston share gallery walls in a two-stop show shaped by designer and collector Jonathan Anderson.

After five years of renovation, Paris’s Grand Palais reopens with expanded spaces, contemporary design, and an artisanal Chanel centerpiece.

Daniel Arsham turns a penny into a patinated bronze capsule hiding a diamond-soaked HardWear necklace; Tiffany will release only 39 worldwide.

Archive reels, couture one-offs and debut accessories land in Florence, tracing Italian style’s leap from atelier fittings to cinema screens.

Acne Studios opens a new chapter with Acne Paper Palais Royal, a gallery bridging fashion, art, and creative exchange under the arcades.

Marie Antoinette’s legacy is coming to London, rarely-seen treasures, big-screen style, and Manolo Blahnik, all in one landmark show at the V&A.

Opening in 2026, a long-dormant Essex Crossing space transforms into new CANYON, a 40,000-square-foot playground for after-dark nightlife.

Four summer dates let you walk into Wolfgang Tillmans’s first Paris show in 23 years for free, courtesy of Celine.