Paris Fashion Week

Not one for trends or fads, Hermès reflects the more relaxed mood of the times in its own impeccably chic way.

Matthew Williams pondered the things that make the house he built what it is: an innovative approach to tailoring, easy-going luxury, and that beloved buckle. 

Though you’ll have to wait till February for the big reveal, here’s a sneak peek at the Parisian designer’s “fantasy of a post-COVID world”. 

Glenn Martens' latest collection is a celebration of the house’s experimental codes, and his most ambitious body of work yet.

With his AW21 ‘Show In A Book’, Jonathan Anderson continues to bring queer culture and history to the forefront of Loewe.

The Parisian luxury label brings you Monaco’s casino chic and Grand Prix glamour this season, along with its most expansive womenswear offering yet.

The lives and works of Caribbean poets and intellectuals, and British sartoriality come together to create the label's most powerful collection yet.

Kim partnered with legendary artist Peter Doig to create a menswear collection that brought the latter's dreamlike paintings to life.

Instead of casual, pragmatic clothes for the current moment, the Berlin label brings you full fashion fantasy ready for chicer times ahead.

The Belgian designer’s signature opulence took a backseat this season, in favour of "reassuring, unassuming fun".

Balancing feelings of restriction with flourishes of punk rebellion, Yohji-san reflects on the confusion and contrast inherent in life today.

Inspired by James Baldwin’s ‘Stranger in the Village’, Louis Vuitton’s menswear collection is an ode to crossing borders and breaking down boundaries.