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The Artisanal show by Maison Margiela, held yesterday in Paris, marked the debut of Glenn Martens at the helm of the brand’s couture line. In a dark and theatrical atmosphere, featuring decaying sets and period masks, Martens blended Margiela’s visionary legacy with a contemporary sensibility.The collection explored themes of anonymity and fragmented identity through corsetry, thrifted fabrics, deconstructed silhouettes, and gothic baroque accessories. The overall aesthetic was one of romantic decay, balancing modern anxiety with a longing for liberation.Critics and the public warmly welcomed the debut, recognizing Martens’ ability to innovate while honoring the maison’s DNA. A show that placed...

With Haute Couture N°29, Giambattista Valli takes us into a refined dreamscape, inspired by the secret gardens of the 18th century and the timeless paintings of Watteau and Fragonard. It’s an ethereal yet powerful vision, where beauty speaks softly through poetic detail.Silhouettes float effortlessly, free of structure, shaped only by the natural movement of fabric against the body. Every bow, drape, and embroidery is handcrafted, a testament to the artistry that transforms complexity into apparent simplicity. At the heart of the collection lies a captivating paradox: the weight of lightness.Colors melt like sun-kissed sorbets, prints drift like whispers of air,...

The wedding of the year took place in Venice, but what truly stole the spotlight—more than the water, the lights, and the celebrity guests—was the style. And above all, the unmistakable signature of Dolce & Gabbana.To say “I do” to Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sánchez chose the ultimate symbol of Italian excellence: a custom lace gown with a structured corset and 180 chiffon-covered buttons. A modern and sensual vision of the bride that embodies the essence of the maison—drama, elegance, and unapologetic femininity.Jeff Bezos, too, opted for sartorial excellence by Dolce & Gabbana, wearing a classic black tuxedo that expressed timeless...

With the Cruise 2025 collection, Amina Muaddi opens a new chapter in her creative journey by launching her very first official handbag campaign. A bold celebration of her distinctive and sophisticated style, the campaign is captured by photographer Janneke Van Der Hagen and creatively directed by Jahleel Weaver.Fronting the campaign is French model Tina Kunakey, embodying the urban elegance of Paris — the city that hosts the brand’s headquarters. She showcases the season’s new it-bags alongside a selection of summer-ready footwear: sculptural sandals, bold heels, and luminous details that perfectly express Muaddi’s aesthetic identity.The Cruise 2025 collection is available in...