The dream of haute couture told through the protagonists of the season. In a whirlwind of famous fashion houses, new comers like Thom Browne or one-shot projects like the collaboration between Jean-Paul Gaultier and Julien Dossena, the creative soul of Paco Rabanne. To paint an event dedicated to tracing the guidelines of an idea of ​​flamboyant luxury, balanced between tradition and avant-garde contemporary.

Spice up your street style this season with a chic camel coat.

Simone Rocha will be the next designer to create Jean Paul Gaultier's Haute Couture show which will be presented in Paris in January 2024

It is probably the most famous — and popular — square of cloth in the world: the bandana. Symbol of hippies, workers, motorcyclists, rockers and bourgeois; The bandana is unisex and democratic. Who doesn't have one?

Daniel Lee continues to reinterpret Burberry's signature trench coat in his own way.

At London Fashion Week Erdem Moralioglu presents the spring summer 2024 women's collection. A tribute to the life and style of Deborah, the Duchess of Devonshire.

Is there a way to combine functionality and fun? At The Roundhouse in London Jonathan Anderson presents the spring summer 2024 women's collection. Special guests at the show were Kit Connor, Cole Sprouse, Ben Wishaw and the spokesperson Charlie XCX.

From bright colours to denim and shiny metallics to sheer florals, these are the hottest trends from the 2024 Spring/Summer runways.

From Helmut Lang to Coach, no one held back this fashion week.

The relaxed, playful FENDI Autumn/Winter 2023-24 men's eyewear collection designed by Silvia Venturini-Fendi is the perfect exploration of sophisticated comfort, the luxury of the everyday and the elegance of the unexpected. In the FENDI women's eyewear collection Autumn/Winter 2023, the signature lines are presented in a new style.

Forget the gimmicks, Cos keeps the focus on craft and quality.

Inspired by London's urban buzz and timeless British style, fashion label Maje presents its Autumn 2023 campaign featuring model Lila Moss.

With a star-studded front row taking in the scenic view of the Manhattan skyline.

After more than two decades as creative director, Sarah Burton and Alexander McQueen are parting ways.

The designer experimented with new shapes and textures as the collection explored the idea of "effortless dressing."