Armani Privé Finds Infinite Shades of Black in Couture 2025

Bright embroidery gives way to a study of black, as Giorgio Armani drafts tuxedos, tailcoats, and sinuous gowns into a single focused couture story.
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Bright embroidery gives way to a study of black, as Giorgio Armani drafts tuxedos, tailcoats, and sinuous gowns into a single focused couture story.

Chanel turns the Salon d’Honneur into open country for Couture 2025.

“Plein Soleil,” Saint Laurent’s summer campaign, turns the Riviera’s glare into a stage for pink surfboards and olive swimwear.

The Estate capsule moves the Armani-Kith dialogue to July beaches and city streets, coupling silk tailoring with coastal prints.

The Italian tennis player joins Julianne Moore, Jacob Elordi and the rest of Bottega Veneta’s ambassador roster as the house’s newest signing.

Soft monochrome browns, flashes of green and airy textures outline a collection built for summer.

After dressing Rihanna and Dua Lipa and debuting her first runway show in Paris, Meryll Rogge wins the 2025 ANDAM Grand Prize and €300,000.

Casio’s MT-G range welcomes the MTGB4000, a carbon-fibre watch whose case strength and finish were fine-tuned by generative AI.

Kate Moss steps out in looks she hand-picked from self-portrait’s latest collection, photographed by Johnny Dufort.

A jute-soled Stan Smith and crochet knits headline Edison Chen’s CLOT capsule for Adidas, launching in London.

Rubberised cotton, faux mink, and trumpet bags set the tone for MM6 Maison Margiela’s systematic menswear study.

Lemaire’s Spring lineup refines layering, proportions, and measured cuts into a wardrobe that walks straight off the runway and into real life.

NIGO fuses Warhol’s Factory spirit with Kenzo Takada’s flowered legacy for a collection built on satin jackets, punk prints, and snow-globe platforms.

From Beijing to Paris, Miu Miu swaps runways for park lawns, handing out essential reads from vivid kiosks for one weekend.

Chitose Abe refashions tux tailoring, workwear, and art graphics for outfits that carry the day in one go.

What happens when a Wimbledon dress code meets sound engineering? Wales Bonner and Bose bring the answer courtside.

Showing at Versailles, Simon Porte Jacquemus returned to his home turf with poplin volumes, bobbin-woven tulle, and fruits and vegetable-inspired jewels.

The Stray Kids performer who stole the show in Gucci’s monogram suit now fronts the house globally, with campaigns dropping soon.

Willy Chavarria brought his hometown to Paris, opening SS26 with kneeling models, bold tailoring, and a sharp message on identity.

This summer, Louis Vuitton turns to local insiders to uncover the best of Capri, Ibiza, Mykonos, and Saint-Tropez, your next getaway just got easier.