At the storied Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, where the ghost of Ravel’s Boléro still echoes, Stéphane Rolland unveiled his most emotionally and technically ambitious collection to date. For Fall/Winter 2025–2026, the couturier transformed couture into choreography, merging fashion with music in a symphonic presentation that transcended the runway.

At Berlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026, Danny Reinke delivered a show that felt like a masterclass in romantic precision. Blending haute craft with raw emotion, the German designer reaffirmed his position as one of Berlin’s most compelling creative voices—capable of balancing fragility and strength, memory and reinvention, with remarkable grace.

The MTmodelist Spring/Summer 2026 lookbook arrives as an exploration of structure undone—a conversation between body and garment, discipline and release. Evocative yet restrained, the collection captures a season defined by elemental clarity, where form is fluid and intention is everything.

In a bold departure from the polished sensuality of his womenswear, David Koma made his menswear debut with an unexpected twist—one that was self-aware, subversively playful, and deeply personal. Presented on July 2nd at Berlin Fashion Week SS26, the collection, aptly titled “I Love David”, marked a striking new chapter for the London-based designer. And while the title may seem cheeky, the collection carried a deeper, more artful resonance—an introspective nod to identity, legacy, and masculine beauty.

In the luminous Orangery of Charlottenburg Palace, Johannes Boehl Cronau ushered in a new era for Berlin fashion with his Ioannes Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The setting—regal, golden, and drenched in natural light—served as both sanctuary and stage for a designer whose vision fuses old-world elegance with modern sensuality. This was more than a debut; it was a statement.