Steve Salter

Simon Porte Jacquemus celebrated the 10th anniversary of his label with an epic sun-soaked show in a lavender field in the South of France.

Bruno Sialelli’s revival of Paris’s oldest house continued with an ode to the idleness summer days.

Watched by 7,000 people, including members of the public, students and Kenzo staff, this might just have been the biggest fashion show guest list ever.

Casting back to the 70s, the Loewe men this season are reimagined as romantic, youthful, nymph-like nomads, moving through a dream.

“It’s about making this Berluti man more sexy than the one I was working on before.”

After designing the costumes for Vienna State Opera’s upcoming production of the novel, Rei Kawakubo presents her own three-act exploration of gender, identity, and sexuality.

“I was thinking about the future and imagining what a Dior exhibition would look like. It made me think, what have I done that would be in there?”

For the second consecutive season, Issey Miyake staged a fun-filled to showcase the energy and easy of its Homme Plissé line.

As the Place Dauphine turned into a street party complete with an LV-branded bouncy castle, we were able to see a world of wonder through Virgil's eyes.

Ba da ba ba ba, we’re lovin’ it.

“I’ve been motivated to explore my personal Mexicanness as a reaction to the US President’s fixation on a border wall.”

An opulence and elegance were added to Y/Project’s playful creativity.