At Paris Couture Week FW25, Tony Ward unveiled his Fall-Winter 2025–2026 Haute Couture collection, Entre Rêve et Regard—a vision suspended between dream and gaze. This season, Ward stepped boldly into theatrical terrain, presenting couture as a mirror of transformation and self-revelation.

Unveiled during Paris Couture Week FW25, Yanina Couture's Fall/Winter 2025–2026 collection stepped confidently into the realm where fantasy meets fortitude. Known for her flair for modern fairytales, Yulia Yanina layered romanticism with edge this season, crafting silhouettes that exuded both grace and power.

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.

With its Pre-Fall 2025 collection, Marchesa returns to its signature universe of timeless femininity, cinematic flourishes, and intricately layered beauty. Co-founders Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig continue to explore the brand’s romantic ethos—yet this season feels more grounded in movement, grace, and effortless elegance than ever before.

With his Resort 2026 collection, Christopher Esber returns to his distinctive rhythm of quiet seduction—where architectural minimalism meets fluid sensuality. True to his design DNA, this offering is an ode to contrasts: body versus structure, softness versus edge, exposure versus concealment.

With its Fall Winter 2025–2026 collection, The RERACS once again demonstrates the subtle power of precision. Embracing its unwavering philosophy of “disciplined design,” the brand delivers a cohesive wardrobe that celebrates uniformity—not in monotony, but in mastery.