John Richmond redefines fashion shows with Culture Vulture at London Fashion Week SS26. A three-city, three-night experience that transforms Covent Garden’s STEREO club into a fashion-meets-nightlife spectacle.
From multicolor graphic prints and classic sartorial patterns to cartoonish motifs and crystal embroideries, John Richmond filled his collection with so many elements the collection was more confusing than creative.
Sportswear pieces such as hooded zippered sweatshirts and roomy short pants were juxtaposed with tailored three-piece suits and embossed leather jackets paired with distressed denim. The most convincing results came when Richmond kept things simple: For instance, when he matched crisp, printed shirts with plain slim cotton trousers.
Leonardo Loreto and Patrick Church meet under the Rio sun for Paraíso, a six-look beachwear capsule celebrating Brazilian identity, art, sensuality and the freedom of the body.
Sam Asghari brings leading-man polish to Grazia Men while discussing fashion as communication, his Persian heritage, individuality and his ambitions to build a meaningful acting career.
MODUS VIVENDI returns to natural textures, warm earth tones and timeless masculine essentials with its FW 26/27 Earth Toned Campaign and new Ribbed Cotton Line.
Boglioli returns to the essence of Milanese dressing for Fall/Winter 2026, celebrating soft tailoring, understated luxury, sophisticated layering and the jacket as the foundation of the modern man’s wardrobe.
Kazakhstan model Kirill steps into the Moscow light for photographer Olga Bragida, delivering a sensual study of masculine form, black tailoring and dramatic shadow.