Chinese actress Xin Zhi-Lei brought an air of understated glamour to the red carpet at the 37th Tokyo International Film Festival, turning heads in a striking black dress from Maison Margiela’s Spring 2017 collection. The design featured a combination of sheer panels and satin textures, exuding both boldness and elegance. Complementing her look were exquisite ribbon-shaped diamond earrings, which added a touch of timeless sophistication.

Blumarine’s Pre-Fall 2025 collection, designed by David Koma, marks an exciting evolution for the brand, blending its iconic playful heritage with Koma’s sculptural precision. Now partially based in Milan, Koma draws from the city’s dynamic energy and timeless style, crafting a collection that feels nostalgic yet strikingly modern.

Louis Vuitton’s Spring Summer 2025 campaign transcends fashion, weaving art and history into a modern narrative of elegance and innovation. Under the visionary direction of Nicolas Ghesquière, the campaign features cinematic portraits of house ambassadors Saoirse Ronan and Lisa of Blackpink, captured by renowned photographer Steven Meisel against enigmatic landscapes by French conceptual artist Laurent Grasso.

 Designer Sergio Hudson dreamed up a dress that reminded him of a tuxedo, which served as unexpected inspiration for his Resort 2025 design. This gave rise to an innovative idea to update the traditional formal suit for a modern audience.

 David Koma’s Fall/Winter 2025-26 Menswear collection is a daring exploration of contrasts, seamlessly blending elevated streetwear with polished tailoring. Inspired by the vibrant energy of East London, Koma infuses high fashion with urban practicality, crafting a collection that feels both contemporary and effortlessly luxurious.

 MM6 Maison Margiela’s debut as Guest Designer at Pitti Uomo in Florence marked a defining moment in the menswear landscape. Presented in the Tepidarium del Roster—a luminous Art Nouveau glasshouse nestled in Florence’s Giardino dell’Orticoltura—the show delivered a compelling interplay of contrasts. An almost entirely black collection stood in dramatic juxtaposition to the ethereal, light-filled venue, creating a sensory experience that redefined masculinity while paying homage to Maison Margiela’s avant-garde legacy.