My full recap of the British Fashion Awards 2025: every winner, standout moment, iconic outfit, and the drama I lived for (plus why I’m still jealous my agent saw Anok Yai before I did). A perfect wrap-up to the fashion year.

Fashion’s chaos meter has officially exploded with Olivier Rousteing exiting Balmain after fourteen groundbreaking years, Anok Yai finally claims her well-deserved Model of the Year crown, and Timothée Chalamet’s latest Vogue cover has the internet in collective disbelief. In this post I break down the week’s wildest style headlines with all the drama, wit, and disbelief they deserve.

Fashion week is insane this season! Rabanne dazzles with quirky, colourful, maximalist fun; Rick Owens terrifies and mesmerises with dystopian alien-chic chaos; and Schiaparelli glows with couture-inspired gold, sculptural silhouettes, and theatrical opulence. Seriously, every show today is a masterpiece - my wardrobe wishlist is overflowing!

Miguel Castro Freitas makes a bold debut at Mugler, delivering theatrical silhouettes, piercing-led designs, and a masterclass in modern sensuality. Balancing Mugler’s dramatic legacy with fresh innovation, his SS26 collection is daring, disruptive, and unapologetically empowering. Expect feathers, fringe, flawless tailoring, and a whole lot of drama.

Louise Trotter made her highly anticipated debut at Bottega Veneta with the SS26 collection, becoming the first woman to lead the house. Live from Milan, the show was a masterclass in sculptural minimalism, playful textures, and refined elegance - from liquid-like powder-blue coats and hypnotic fringe to top-to-toe intrecciato and bold red finales. Trotter’s debut was all about movement, tactility, and a fresh take on Bottega’s heritage, confirming the house is in incredibly

Harris Reed’s Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection opened London Fashion Week with a theatrical yet intimate showcase of gender-fluid fashion and architectural silhouettes. From sculptural corsetry to couture-level storytelling, Reed continues to redefine what Ready-to-Wear can mean on the runway.

Tory Burch’s Spring/Summer 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection breaks away from fashion’s current vanilla streak with bold colours, standout tailoring, and playful detailing. Debuted at NYFW, the collection signals a creative renaissance for the brand, blending craftsmanship with joyful, wearable design.

Off-White returns to New York Fashion Week with a bold Spring/Summer 2026 collection under Ib Kamara’s creative direction. From psychedelic prints and sheer layers to structured tailoring and futuristic accessories, we break down the standout looks, trends, and everything you need to know from the SS26 runway.

Nicholas Aburn’s debut collection for Area at NYFW was a bold, glitter-drenched display of technical brilliance and playful experimentation. From sculptural denim to pom-pom-inspired finales, this show proved Area’s new era is in very safe, and stylish, hands.

Fashion month is back, and it's bigger, bolder, and more chaotic than ever. With NYFW kicking off the historic season, I’ve broken down the shows you can’t miss, the debuts, and the emerging talent coming this NYFW. Let the fashion games begin.