Latest news with #Resort2026
Hypebeast
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Louis Vuitton's Resort 2026 Menswear Belongs in the English Countryside
After orchestrating a stylish voyage to Miami for Louis Vuitton'sPre-Fall 2025 menswear collection,Pharrellhas his sights set on a contrasting locale for Resort 2026: England. Galvanized by the Brits and built for the dandy, the collection arrives in two parts: chapter one caters to the dapper gentleman exploring the great outdoors of the English countryside, and chapter two is tailored for the cozy life in the country's rich manors. So, whether you're embarking on an alfresco expedition or sitting down for a finer home-cooked meal, Pharrell's got you covered. The first chapter is led by a Prince of Wales Monogram jacket and waistcoat, styled with wool shorts. 'Dandy tailoring honors British tradition,' the brand wrote of the look. Elsewhere, heritage check coats, canvas field jackets, camouflage-like hooded outerwear, and nylon jacquard blousons make the explorer's uniform especially noble. The second chapter is imbued with an 'atmosphere of coziness,' as Louis Vuitton puts it. Three-piece virgin wool grey suits, mixed Monogram track suits, argyle crewneck cardigans, jacquard wool jackets, and nylon windbreakers lend themselves well to such ambiance, as do silk tops and blousons emblazoned with an LV Emblem heraldry graphic. See Louis Vuitton's Resort 2026 menswear collection in the gallery above.
4 days ago
- Entertainment
Maria Grazia Chiuri exits Dior, capping transformative era for the Paris fashion behemoth
PARIS -- Maria Grazia Chiuri, the first woman ever to lead Dior's women's collections, announced Thursday she is stepping down as creative director after nine years at the storied French fashion house. The Italian designer confirmed her departure in an Instagram post, capping a transformative era defined by bold feminist messaging, record sales and industry-defining collections. Chiuri, 60, leaves behind a legacy that reshaped Dior's creative direction and broadened its global appeal. Since her arrival in 2016, she steered Dior through a golden era of commercial and cultural success. Revenues reportedly rose by nearly $8 billion from 2017 to 2023 as Chiuri's vision of empowered femininity resonated with a new generation of clients. 'I am particularly grateful for the work accomplished by my teams and the ateliers. Their talent and expertise allowed me to realize my vision of committed women's fashion, in close dialogue with several generations of female artists,″ she said in the post. 'Together, we have written a remarkable and impactful chapter, of which I am immensely proud.' The fashion house said Chiuri ″redefined the identity and femininity of the Dior woman, celebrated and reimagined the iconic heritage and savoir-faire.' LVMH executive Delphine Arnault thanked Chiuri for her 'tremendous work,' saying she had 'an inspiring feminist perspective and exceptional creativity, all imbued with the spirit of Monsieur Dior." Chiuri designed 'highly desirable collections (and) has written a key chapter in the history of Christian Dior,″ Arnault added, noting she was the first woman to design the women's collections. Chiuri's debut for Spring 2017 made headlines with 'We Should All Be Feminists' T-shirts, declaring a new era for Dior. She brought activism to the runway, collaborating with artists like Judy Chicago and Faith Ringgold. She revived icons such as the Saddle Bag and made space for women's voices, drawing on Dior's past while rewriting its aesthetic. Her shows spanned continents, from Mumbai to Kyoto, each celebrating craft and community. Chiuri's last collection, Resort 2026, was staged in her native Rome at Villa Torlonia, evoking the spirit of Italian cinema, and accompanied by a film from director Matteo Garrone. Dior has not yet named a successor, but speculation centers on Jonathan Anderson, who recently took over Dior's men's collections. Chiuri departs as the first woman to helm Dior since its founding in 1947, having rewritten the rules and opened the door for a new chapter at one of fashion's most influential maisons. Her departure is part of a long string of creative shakeups at major fashion houses, that includes Pierpaolo Piccioli's recent appointment as creative director at Balenciaga. Chiuri and Piccioli were for a time co-creative directors at Valentino.
Hypebeast
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Dsquared2 Resort 2026 Outfits the Rebellious Schoolboy
Canadian twin designers Dean and Dan Caten, known for the provocative, rebellious, and sex-appealing fashions under their Italian labelDsquared2, are back with, well, another provocative, rebellious, and sex-appealing collection for Resort 2026. As pictured in the lookbook above, the brothers' latest manifesto explores freedom and defiance from the '50s and '70s through the lens of a common locale for collegiate misconduct: the bathroom, 'where free spirits sneak away to smoke cigarettes or simply have a moment of freedom and solitude, becomes a stage of countercultural community,' the designers explained. The line merges reworked preppy classics, like luxurious knits, linen shirts, and denim monogram bombers, with bad-boy staples, including leather coats, distressed denim trousers, and '70s motorcycle boots. Modish sweat-sets appear to elevate free-dress days, while letter jackets and rugby shirts drive the schoolboy narrative home. Elsewhere, the collection boasts two collaborations. The first team-up is with the ubiquitous symbol of happiness, Smiley, which appears on a T-shirt reading 'Smile! It confuses people.' The second is with photographer Tom Bianchi, whose '70s and '80s Polaroid images from Fire Island land all over Dsquared2's signature hoodies, T-shirts, bags, and swimwear. At the end of the line, the 'coolest teacher on campus' enters the bathroom, halting Dsquared2's stylish rebellion. The dapper instructor serves as a reminder of the twin designers' tailoring, wearing a series of slick, sophisticated suits. 'With a knowing wink, he sends these troublemakers back to class – but not before bumming a cigarette and sharing a summertime memory,' the brothers wrote. See Dsqquared2's Resort 2026 collection in the gallery above.
Vogue
17-05-2025
- Climate
- Vogue
It's Shorts Weather Down Under—Here's the Street Style Way to Wear These Summer Favorites
Despite it technically being 'winter,' it's shorts weather in Sydney where the resort 2026 shows are underway. It's still too early for micro shorts; instead our street stylers are opting for knee-grazing hemlines and pairing them with tiny kitten heels for some added dimension. Scroll through for the best shorts styling in street style. Sydney, resort 2026 Photographed by Liz Sunshine
