The first full day of Paris Fashion Week brought bold visions and standout moments from Lanvin, Courrèges, and Dries Van Noten. From Lanvin’s elegant revival in signature blue to Dries’ explosion of colour and Courrèges’ space-age cool, each house delivered something distinct, thoughtful, thrilling, and entirely their own. Let’s begin (chronologically, of course) with Lanvin…

Silvia Venturini Fendi’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection delivered a visual feast of texture, colour, and craftsmanship - from cherry tomato red tailoring to woven fur coats and laser-cut florals. With 84 bold looks, the runway was a masterclass in modern Italian elegance, proving that fashion doesn’t need a single definition, just feeling.

Stuart Vevers brings a youthful, nostalgic energy to Coach’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, blending playful motifs with tailored silhouettes and streetwear ease. The result is a thoughtful remix of heritage and imagination, made for a generation redefining personal style.

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.

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.

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.

A deep dive into Fforme’s latest NYFW collection — from initial disappointment to unexpected standouts. Minimalism meets surprise as sculptural silhouettes, feathered details, and bold colour pops redefine what a Spring/ Summer show can be.