When Cannes Stars Went Rogue on the Red Carpet

On the Croisette, the dress code dos and don’ts often turn into don’t-cares–see how celebrities have bent the rules over the years.
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On the Croisette, the dress code dos and don’ts often turn into don’t-cares–see how celebrities have bent the rules over the years.

Maria Grazia Chiuri returns to Rome, staging Dior’s latest Cruise show at a rarely seen historic estate.

Calvin Klein’s Summer 2025 story opens with Golden Globe–nominated actor Cooper Koch, photographed and directed by Mert Alas.

Patrick McDowell has received the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design, joining Richard Quinn, Priya Ahluwalia and S.S. Daley on its roll-call of previous winners.

Chanel will restage its Cruise 2026 collection in Singapore on 4 November, reaffirming a link first forged when the house touched down on the island in 2013.

Valentino calls the release “an ode to freedom, spontaneity and the timeless allure of music,” a promise echoed in Julie Greve’s images.

Cannes has long balanced cinema’s ceremony with a sideline fashion marathon, its steps awash with chiffon, beadwork, and the occasional barely-there panel.

Burberry’s new Highgrove capsule keeps the Royal Warrant holder planted in the gardens that frame Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla..

Saint Laurent’s new campaign goes by the name “An Ordinary Day,” yet creative director Anthony Vaccarello sets the mood a few shades askew.

Glenn Martens will step onto the Maison Margiela runway for the first time this July, opening his tenure as creative director with a Couture collection.

Fresh off her acclaimed 2025 Met Gala, Grace Wales Bonner blends heritage, academia, and style, becoming fashion’s essential visionary.

Zara marks 50 years in business by gathering Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Twiggy, Christy Turlington, Eva Herzigova, Paulina Porizkova, Penelope Tree and 43 more era-defining faces.
Lacoste’s latest chapter opens with “Play With Icons,” a campaign that turns up the energy after last year’s “Play Big.”

Drew Vickers links AI dreamscapes and ’60s references in a new campaign shot in Seoul.

Gucci will present its Cruise 2026 collection inside the Gucci Archive at Palazzo Settimanni on via delle Caldaie.

LOEWE and Swiss sportswear label On reunite for FW25 with the Cloudventure 2.0 and a broader ready-to-wear capsule that moves smoothly between hiking trail and city street.

Diesel’s “Your Life in D” dresses one life entirely in denim for their Fall 2025 campaign.

Louis Vuitton revisits its 1896 Monogram Flower with six diamond-laced jewels in pink and white gold.

Fashion photography is shifting as women behind the lens shape a sharper, more honest visual language that embodies the female gaze in action.

The Pre-Fall 2025 campaign highlights easy urban style, bold accessories, and an exclusive sneak peek of her anticipated album.