Back on home turf at NYFW, Ulla Johnson delivered a dazzling SS26 Ready-to-Wear collection that redefined bohemian chic through a kaleidoscope of colour. With 56 look-after-look of textural brilliance, rich hues, and intricate silhouettes, the show proved that spring doesn't need to whisper—it can shout. From feathered necklines to hand-dyed ruched dresses and velvet-ribboned heels, I dive into the standout moments and personal favourites of a collection that even made this n

A roundup of the NYFW shows from September 11th–13th that didn’t quite earn their own spotlight — but still had something to say. From unexpected hits to questionable misses, these honorary mentions deserve a moment of fashion commentary.

A hauntingly cinematic show set in fog and water, Khaite's Spring/Summer 2026 collection explored the tension between naivety and darkness. Catherine Holstein delivered a masterful evolution of the brand’s DNA, twisted tailoring, romantic imperfection - while drawing inspiration from America’s underbelly. Polka dots, chiffon petals, and off-kilter cuts that told a story that was both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Altuzarra wasn’t even on my radar - until now. From delicate bird appliqués to cascading florals and refined tailoring, this Spring/Summer 2026 collection was a masterclass in sensual elegance and craftsmanship. Here’s why Look 33 and the rest of the runway absolutely stole the show.

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.

Alexander Wang’s Spring/Summer 2026 Ready-to-Wear show marks a powerful return to New York Fashion Week, celebrating 20 years of the brand with structured tailoring, futuristic accessories, and a tribute to feminine strength. Discover the key looks, standout moments, and what this collection means for Wang’s reinvention.

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.