If the menswear and couture shows are anything to go by, womenswear is about to be very exciting. In this post I’m breaking down the styling, silhouettes and overall vibe I expect to dominate the runway next season. From 2000s club classics and lace overload to tailored leather, inside-out construction and perfectly imperfect styling, this first instalment of trend forecasting focuses on the more delicate elements of the runway – and why blending in is officially boring again

With Christmas around the corner, it felt only right to explore what that girl has on her list. From leather-bound journals and vintage designer finds to sustainability and self-investment, this post dives into the gifts fashion lovers are truly hoping to unwrap this year.

Louis Vuitton took over the Louvre for SS26 with a show that married high-concept silhouettes, wearable surrealism, and a few styling curveballs (neon socks, anyone?). From sculptural opening looks to an unexpected fringe finale, I break down the highs, the huhs, and the headpieces in this opulent Paris Fashion Week spectacle. Spoiler: the venue may have outshone the clothes.

Anthony Vaccarello's SS26 collection for Saint Laurent unfolded against a majestic Eiffel Tower backdrop, blending Parisian elegance with theatrical flair. With sharp tailoring, unexpected fabrics, and a grand finale of pleated, ruffled gowns, the show offered a three-act fashion spectacle that was nothing short of breathtaking.

From Marco Rambaldi’s crochet masterpieces to Blumarine’s butterfly-filled femininity and Tod’s leather-forward approach, Milan Fashion Week SS26 offered a diverse mix of craftsmanship, drama, and quiet luxury. Here’s my take on the standout moments, favourite looks, and textures that defined each collection.