Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26 Collection Sets the Tone for Winter

Japanese actress Nana Komatsu stars in Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26 campaign shot by Sean Thomas in a winter landscape.
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Japanese actress Nana Komatsu stars in Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26 campaign shot by Sean Thomas in a winter landscape.

A new campaign by Versace invites us inside a motel-room world where portraits explore inner tension and identity in real time.

Nike and London-based label KNWLS have released a 10-piece collection that repurposes athletic technology for fashion-forward apparel.

Raised on a Provençal farm, Simon Porte Jacquemus built an independent, sun-soaked fashion empire built on charm and authenticity.

Apple Martin stars in Self-Portrait’s resort 2026 campaign photographed by Ryan McGinley among snakes, apples, and open fields.

After leaving Dior in May, Maria Grazia Chiuri returns to Fendi, the house where she began her career, to lead a new creative era.

Louis Vuitton revisits its first wristwatch, the 1988 Monterey, now reborn with fine craftsmanship and a modern automatic movement.

JW Anderson and Moncler reunite for a new capsule that reworks archival designs into modern cold-weather essentials.

LOEWE and On launch their first co-designed sneaker, the Cloudsolo, merging Spanish craft and Swiss performance for everyday movement.

Tommy Jeans returns to New York for Fall 2025, capturing the city’s pulse with denim, individuality, and a fresh cast.

Nicole Kidman is officially appointed as Chanel’s new House Ambassador, re-connecting with the brand ahead of Matthieu Blazy’s debut.
Closing Paris Fashion Week, Matthieu Blazy presented a highly anticipated collection that signaled a new, more relaxed era for Chanel.

Coperni’s Spring Summer 2026 collection turns innovation into intimacy with C+, a new line designed to work in sync with the body.

Chitose Abe pushes the house codes further in Spring/Summer 2026, turning classics into sculptural hybrids that shift as you move.

ISSEY MIYAKE’s Spring Summer 2026 collection asks what happens when clothes begin to think, move, and express on their own.

Grappling with the relevance of fashion today, Alessandro Michele presented 80 opulent looks designed to “reawaken the gaze.”

Balenciaga Spring 2026 collection, titled “The Heartbeat,” signaled an immediate shift from irony to sincerity.

A study in starting fresh, the Spring 2026 collection offered an uplifting and rich-looking vision for the brand’s next chapter.

The Spring 2026 collection saw Burton move away from structured rigidity, peeling back layers to reveal skin, sensuality, and a new definition of strength.

For Spring 2026, Daniel Roseberry argues that in a world saturated with content, genuine inspiration is the ultimate luxury.