Coach Fall 2026 transforms American fashion archetypes into something deeply personal. Inspired by The Wizard of Oz and dedicated to his newborn daughter, Stuart Vevers blends varsity nostalgia, repurposed leather, and youth culture into a Technicolor vision of optimism.
Jazz legend Chet Baker becomes the unlikely muse behind Theory’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, where textured knitwear, reversible shearling, and elevated yak tailoring redefine modern New York menswear with effortless cool.
COS Autumn/Winter 2025 explores the beauty of contradiction—darkness and light, strength and softness—through impeccable craftsmanship, refined tailoring, and quiet confidence.
Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow are ready for the revolution. In narrow terms, the duo have cast their Public School lot with the growing ranks of designers rejecting the standard fashion show calendar to present clothes on their own damn timetable.
There are some (rare) instances during the collections when, after the applause and the bows and the door-dashing, you think, simply: That was a good show. The clothes needn’t have raised the bar conceptually; they just had to adhere solidly to what their designers believe in, what those designers champion. And that’s why Rag & Bone’s Fall (-ish, more on this in a moment) men’s lineup, which was shown alongside womenswear tonight, was one such occasion.
Shot under the Brazilian sun, MODUS VIVENDI’s “Salty Blossoms” campaign brings heat, sensuality, and bold daisy prints to life with model Luiz Felipe Altenfelder.
James Yates brings effortless sophistication to LE MILE’s latest digital cover, proving that relaxed tailoring and fluid silhouettes are the ultimate spring style upgrade.
NeverNot delivers modern luxury with a bold new campaign starring model Sandro ✨
Shot by Beka Gulva, this sleek jewelry story is all about confidence, skin, and statement pieces.