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!

The first day of October at PFW! It was a feast for the senses: Acne Studios brought clever deconstruction and layered tailoring, Tom Ford dazzled with cinematic sensuality, and Balmain served beachy, shell-covered fantasy. From standout textures and crochet to jaw-dropping, wearable art, this season is all about drama, innovation, and storytelling through fashion.

Stella McCartney’s SS26 show wasn’t just fashion, it was poetry and power all rolled into one. Opening with Helen Mirren reciting “Come Together” and closing with Alex Consani floating in feather-free lilac, this was a collection that meant something. It fused ethics with elegance, pom-poms with peplums, and activism with artistry. From boxy suits to marshmallow dresses, Stella proved you can be powerful and planet-conscious all at once. Fashion with a purpose!

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.

Following the passing of Giorgio Armani, his final Emporio and Giorgio Armani SS26 collections served as a moving farewell to a fashion legend. From sun-kissed travelwear to regal evening gowns, both shows honoured his legacy with elegance, emotion, and impeccable style.

Ferrari, Ferragamo, and Stella Jean kicked off September 27th in Milan with three shows that couldn’t have been more different - from sleek tailoring to fringe fantasies to beaded fish halters. These weren’t even the day’s main events, but they absolutely stole the spotlight before the heavyweights even hit the runway.

Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 is in full swing, and day three delivered standout shows from Max Mara, Hugo Boss, Emporio Armani, Francesco Murano, and Roberto Cavalli. From crisp tailoring and tonal layering to full gold glamour, each collection showcased fresh takes on luxury and femininity. This post breaks down every runway moment worth knowing - including key looks, styling notes, and my personal favourites.

Day two of London Fashion Week delivered an electric mix of emerging talent and legacy names, with standout collections from Patrick McDowell, Toga, Ahluwalia, Roksanda, and a jaw-dropping 56-look finale by Richard Quinn. Plus, a personal highlight - I was officially confirmed to walk a runway tomorrow, and the excitement is very real.

Experience a full day at London Fashion Week with Mimi’s insider recap of the 19th, covering standout SS26 shows from Paul Costelloe, Di Petsa, Fashion East, Mark Fast, Chopova Lowena, Labrum London, and the JW Anderson x British Fashion Council dinner. From magical mermaid-inspired designs to innovative menswear, discover the highlights, emerging talent, and must-see runway moments shaping LFW 2025.

I didn’t expect to fall in love with this show, but from the very first look, Anna Sui’s SS26 collection swept me away into a world of vintage florals, dreamy textures, and romantic silhouettes. Think prairie-chic meets 1970s bohemia, with soft pastels, antique lace, and whimsical layering that felt like pressing pause on modernity and stepping into a soft-focus daydream.