At New York Fashion Week, Markarian’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection unfolded as a luminous ode to seaside living, weaving together floral exuberance with an increasingly assured offering of separates. Alexandra O’Neill leaned into a Maine-inspired mood, where tiger lilies, embroidered, beaded, and appliquéd, bloomed across looks, anchoring a collection that felt equal parts holiday fantasy and everyday summer ease.

At London’s Ironmongers’ Hall, Dilara Findikoglu transformed the neo-Gothic setting into a stage for ritual, rebellion, and revelation with her Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Guests waited in near-darkness before the room erupted into a procession that felt less like a runway and more like a séance.

For its Fall Winter 2025–2026 campaign, Burberry stages a richly layered dialogue between past and present, photographed by Sam Rock under Daniel Lee’s creative direction. Set within the baroque interiors and landscaped grounds of Wolterton Hall, the imagery transforms heritage into theatre, balancing aristocratic grandeur with playful irreverence.

Nepla’s Fall Winter 2025–2026 collection unfolds with a quiet grace, merging practicality and poetics in a way that feels both grounded and elevated. True to the brand’s ethos, the collection embraces natural textures, subtle tailoring, and fluid silhouettes that bridge the space between workwear precision and artistic nonchalance.

EZUMi’s Spring Summer 2026 collection is a study in balance where sharp tailoring meets fluid ease, and precision unfolds with quiet grace. The Japanese label continues its architectural dialogue, this time softening its edges with a breezy lightness that feels distinctly attuned to the season.