FW26

It wouldn't be a fashion show without killer music.

The red sole beckons with first, an implosion.

For a decade, Dior was a risk-management strategy — a manicured monument to its own nostalgia that had effectively ghosted the culture it once led. With FW26, Jonathan Anderson has arrived to treat the archive with the disrespect it deserves.

If the purists are still waiting for a "traditional" fashion evolution at Louis Vuitton, they’re missing the plot. As we saw for FW26, Pharrell Williams is doubling down on visibility as a primary condition, trading the "intellectual mystery" of the archive for the instant recognition of the asset.

What's touching is genuine, and Tod's FW26 collection proves they've always known that warmth is best delivered the human, real way.

Prada’s FW26 collection was a reminder that clothes can still command attention — provided they resist the urge to explain themselves too clearly.


While fashion’s revolving door of creative directors creates a permanent state of identity crisis, Dolce&Gabbana FW26 offers the comfort of a fixed signal — even if it's a tad risqué.

Is Ralph Lauren's return to Milan Fashion Week worth the long, long wait? Men's Folio reviews the latest FW26 collection.