Dior Men Spring 2026 Frames Anderson’s Mischief Within the House’s Classic DNA

After a decade of shaking up Loewe, Anderson channels that off-beat energy into Dior.
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After a decade of shaking up Loewe, Anderson channels that off-beat energy into Dior.

Louis Vuitton’s latest Shanghai destination isn’t a typical boutique; it’s a full-scale cruise ship lookalike complete with a cultural exhibition and café on board.

Decades after she first walked for Mugler, Sharon Stone returns to the house to front a capsule of archival designs.

Frank Ocean opens two new Homer stores, one in London, one in LA, just as his jewelry brand drops three new collections.

Julian Klausner’s first menswear line for Dries Van Noten mixes satin tailoring and vibrant embroidery into a confident statement.

Mayner’s latest collection loosens the rigid lines of his past work, embracing cloth that drifts and folds rather than stands guard.

DSM brings on Kei Ninomiya for its first in-house line, a drop of off-duty essentials set to land in Paris this June.

Google follows Meta’s lead in pairing Silicon Valley hardware with street-tested style through a $100 million deal with Gentle Monster.

Tom Wolfe’s white suits and Montblanc fountain pens are having a moment again, thanks to Graydon Carter’s new literary prize.

Five New York companies will share a stage this summer, thanks to Chanel that has loved ballet since Coco sketched her first leotard.

Vaccarello’s Spring 2026 line drew on the house founder’s past, all staged beside a drifting pool of porcelain bowls.

Muted earth shades, jolts of turquoise, and loose tailoring anchor Keizo Shimizu’s latest meditation on American vintage.

Just days before his Dior debut, Jonathan Anderson gives a first glimpse, through none other than Kylian Mbappé.

While Giorgio Armani watched from home, Leo Dell’Orco sent out mirrored duos in shawl-collar jackets and wide pleats, closing Milan with measured calm.

Pulitzer winner Robin Givhan tracks Virgil Abloh’s rise from Midwestern teen to Louis Vuitton disruptor in Make It Ours, publishing June 24.

Balenciaga and PUMA recast the Speedcat as a sock-like sneaker and satin flat, anchoring a line of gabber-shot tracksuits set to launch today.

At Milan Fashion Week, Prada presented its Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection, “A Change of Tone.”

The Wayfarer Puffer that turned heads at the Met Gala lands in stores today, and Rocky is keeping every frame rooted in Harlem.

In a reworked factory, Fondazione Sozzani turns fashion, art and design into lessons on training, funding and future-minded craft.

Ferragamo’s “Blusogno” blue, first seen on Maximilian Davis’s fall 2023 runway..