Given the shock of the Brexit vote that coincided with Day Three of the Paris men’s shows, it was hard not the think of roiling currencies watching Givenchy’s parade of military parkas in greenback prints that approximated camouflage. Shame on us because Riccardo Tisci had something more lofty in mind. “Spirituality, seeing with your third eye,” he said backstage. “Money sometimes makes us forget that.”
Marni’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection by Meryll Rogge collides heritage and experimentation, introducing bold silhouettes, expressive textures, and a joyful new direction for the house.
Haider Ackermann unveils Tom Ford’s Fall/Winter 2026 menswear collection in Paris, merging sculpted tailoring, velvet textures, and cinematic elegance into a new era of modern masculinity.
Diesel Fall/Winter 2026, titled “Memorabilia,” reanimates the brand’s vault in Milan. Glenn Martens transforms archival props into a larger-than-life sustainable installation charged with next-day energy.