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Vogue
17 hours ago
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The Milan Fashion Week Spring 2026 Schedule Is Here
This article first appeared on Vogue Business. The Spring 2026 ready-to-wear collections are set to be a bumper season in Milan. Running 23 to 29 September, this Milan Fashion Week will feature 55 physical and four digital shows, up slightly on last season. But all eyes will be focused on a few showcases in particular, as the tectonic plates of many of the city's mega brands shift under new creative direction. First comes Gucci, which will stage an intimate presentation on Tuesday, to showcase Demna's much-awaited debut collection for the house. The event will explore the brand's past, present and future, Gucci has said. It's one of the season's most-anticipated moments, creatively and commercially, as the crown jewel of Kering's brand stable aims to turn the tide, after another set of sales declines announced last week. The next morning, Simone Bellotti will make his debut at Jil Sander, the next debut in OTB's creative shake-up following Glenn Martens's Margiela debut during couture week. And on Saturday afternoon, Louise Trotter will stage her first outing at Bottega Veneta. Versace is notably absent from the official schedule. The brand was set to stage its first runway show under new creative director Dario Vitale, who succeeded Donatella Versace in March (Versace remains at the brand as chief brand ambassador). There were rumors the Roman house would stage a presentation instead, to reveal Vitale's inaugural collection. But without a calendar slot, the plans remain to be seen. Debuts aside, there's plenty more to see. Diesel will kick off proceedings with a show on Tuesday afternoon. Milan powerhouses Fendi and Prada will return to the schedule, alongside mainstays Ferragamo, Tod's, Moschino and Max Mara. David Koma will stage his sophomore show at Blumarine. Meanwhile, Boss, Calcaterra, Federico Cina, Stella Jean and The Attico will each return to the calendar this season, after one or two seasons off. London-based brand Knwls will make its MFW debut on Wednesday night, perhaps setting its sights on international expansion after a two-season hiatus, while Indian streetwear-inspired label Dhruv Kapoor will also make its first outing on the womenswear calendar. Finally, Giorgio Armani will close out the week with a runway show on Sunday 28, celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary. Comments, questions or feedback? Email us at feedback@
Vogue
21-07-2025
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- Vogue
Shop Matteau's Latest Vacation Styles for 10% Off
Photo: Courtesy of Matteau If we had to build our summer wardrobes from scratch, one of the first brands we'd want in there is Matteau. The Australian label, founded by sisters Ilona Hammer and Peta Heinsen in 2015, focuses on classic summer styles that bridge simplicity with modernity—an ethos that resonates strongly with many Vogue editors who seek them out for seasonal yet timeless wardrobe additions. Matteau's consciously-designed swimwear is a great place to start if you're just getting acquainted with the brand, but since launching over a decade ago, the label's expanded into various ready-to-wear categories that prioritize regenerative, organic, and recycled materials like poplin, silk, and regenerated nylon. Whether it's for summer-in-the city dressing or laidback vacation wear, mainstays in our own closets include their fisherman drawstring pant, which associate fashion director Madeline Fass recently wore on a trip to Galicia. Associate shopping director Talia Abbas loves their white cotton poplin midi, which she's had for two summers and counting. Meanwhile, Cortne Bonilla swears by their airy popover dress for beating the heat in style, even more so now that she's expecting. Shop these editor favorites for less as an Insider—and discover more Vogue-loved styles that won't compete with your wardrobe, but instead, complete it.
Yahoo
17-07-2025
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- Yahoo
Rihanna Embodies Futuristic Glamour With Alaïa's ‘Fashion Donut' Skirt
Rihanna looked to Alaïa's fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection for her look while out in Los Angeles on Monday night. The Savage x Fenty founder and multihyphenate was in the city for the premiere of 'Smurfs.' Rihanna styled a look evocative of futuristic style inspiration with illusion elements. The 'Umbrella' singer wore a 'donut' style skirt with an exaggerated element at the hip and column aesthetic in white. More from WWD Alexandra Daddario Joins the Viral Bob Trend, Debuting a Chin-length Cut Sarah Michelle Gellar's Butterfly Dress, Madelyn Cline in Plunging Conner Ives Look and More at 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Premiere Brigitte Macron's Bastille Day Outfit Features Bold Lines and Contemporary Flair The singer paired the skirt with a custom white sleeveless crop top, which highlighted the singer's pregnant belly, and featured a hooded element, not dissimilar from pieces featured in Alaïa's fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection. Completing the monochrome look, Rihanna added a pair of pointed-toe white pumps. She went minimal with her jewelry, save for a pair of statement earrings by Briony Raymond and a stack of shimmering bracelets. Rihanna regularly collaborates with stylist Jahleel Weaver on her looks. The Alaïa skirt worn by Rihanna made its runway debut during Paris Fashion Week last March. Curated by Alaïa creative director Pieter Mulier, 'fashion donuts,' as described in Miles Socha's WWD review of the collection, featured as the main fixture of the 'daring collection: framing faces, ringing shoulders and hugging hips like life buoys, from which fell the most seductive skirts imaginable,' Socha wrote. 'There were a host of new silhouettes, some tiered and pointy, others tubular, but most of them voluptuous and padded, including commanding leather coats with pool-noodle thick lapels.' Prior to her night out in Los Angeles, Rihanna attended the 'Smurfs' premiere with her sons, RZA and Riot, on Sunday. While the singer styled an edgy dress courtesy of Saint Laurent, her sons wore pieces courtesy of Dior. Alaia Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection View Gallery Launch Gallery: Alaia Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection Best of WWD Amanda Anisimova's On-court Tennis Style Through the Years: From Teen Phenom to Wimbledon Finalist A Look Back at Fourth of July Celebrations at the White House Princess Diana's Birthday Looks Through the Years: Her Sleek Black Jacques Azagury Dress, Vibrant Colors and More Solve the daily Crossword
