Lorenzo Seghezzi’s SS26 was a debut rooted in Milan’s club culture, where leather, corsetry, and archival silhouettes met a chosen family casting, shaping a collection of intimacy and strength.
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Prada SS26
Prada’s Spring/Summer 2026 show, co-designed by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, turned the concept of uniforms into a study of freedom and elegance. Presented in a lacquered orange space, the collection challenged traditional codes of discipline, suggesting that structure itself can become liberating.
MM6 SS26
MM6 presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection in Milan, staging the show directly on Via della Spiga, beside its newly renovated flagship store. The white-painted sidewalk became a runway, framing a collection that combined raw immediacy with careful construction.
Onitsuka Tiger SS26
At Milan Fashion Week Alberto Caliri presented Missoni’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection with a clear intention: to adapt the house’s signature lightness for everyday life.
Moschino SS26
Moschino presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection in Milan under the direction of Adrian Appiolaza. True to the house’s spirit, the show balanced irony and imagination, but this season it carried an unmistakably harder edge.
KNWLS SS26
Spring/Summer 2026 marks a pivotal moment for KNWLS. For the first time showing outside London, the brand landed in Milan with its most ambitious project yet: a capsule collection in collaboration with Nike.
Missoni SS26
At Milan Fashion Week Alberto Caliri presented Missoni’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection with a clear intention: to adapt the house’s signature lightness for everyday life.
Fendi SS26
At Milan Fashion Week, Silvia Venturini Fendi presented Fendi's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, marking a new chapter in the house's evolution.
Jil Sander SS26
At Milan Fashion Week, Simone Bellotti presented his first runway collection for Jil Sander, marking a new chapter for the house with clarity and restraint. The show emphasized continuity rather than rupture, staying faithful to the minimalist codes that define the brand.
Diesel SS26
Diesel presents its FW26 collection in Milan
HADERLUMP SS26
Tactile and textured, HADERLUMP SS26 reaffirms the value of materiality through reinterpreting the forgotten practice of bookplates.
Balletshofer SS26
This Berlin Fashion Week a young German designer reinterprets the airport fit.
Andrej Gronau SS26
We came expecting Alpine charm. We left with something stranger, sharper, and harder to name. Andrej Gronau’s SS26 collection unsettled our ideas of comfort, nostalgia, and rural memory.
PALMWINE IceCREAM SS26
The PALMWINE IceCREAM SS26 show stayed with us. Skin, memory, heat, craft. It felt like a story told without words, shaped by women, made for the present.
LUEDER SS26
Evoking stories of dragons, knights and princesses, Marie Lueder creates a fantastical world bringing together medieval dress with modern-day utility wear.