For Spring Summer 2026, HISUI HIROKO ITO delivers a collection that reads like a sequence of visual poems – layered, fragmented, and in constant motion. Known for her experimental approach to cut and proportion, Ito crafts a wardrobe that oscillates between sculptural precision and fluid deconstruction, embedding an emotional rhythm within each garment.

The most anticipated debut of Paris Fashion Week unfolded beneath the soaring structure of the Grand Palais Éphémère, where Jonathan Anderson unveiled his first womenswear collection for Dior. From the opening moment, a cinematic prologue projected onto an inverted pyramid screen, colliding Dior’s many eras in fractured sequence, it was clear this was more than a fashion show. It was a reckoning with legacy, with the weight of history, and with the promise of renewal.

Fashion East’s Spring/Summer 2026 showcase at London Fashion Week reaffirmed its role as a launchpad for boundary-pushing talent, presenting a new wave of designers whose work blurred the lines between art, identity, and commerce. The platform long celebrated for incubating some of London’s most daring voices delivered a show that was as much about storytelling as it was about clothing, each collection offering a distinct lens on the modern fashion landscape.

At Milano Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026, Alessandro Enriquez turned nostalgia into a narrative and sweetness into a statement. His latest collection, aptly inspired by gelato, was not merely a celebration of Italy’s most beloved treat; it was a vibrant exploration of identity, irony, and belonging. Through his playful yet deeply cultured lens, Enriquez transformed a symbol of indulgence into a visual dialogue about memory, femininity, and the enduring charm of Italian joy.