Jimmy Choo just presented its Spring 2026 collection during Milan Fashion Week, and we're already preparing ourselves to add to cart... As the brand celebrates its 30th anniversary, the new collection offers a return to its "core principles," presenting a range of footwear and accessories rooted in "femininity, a love of fashion and enduring glamor."Leaning into the duality of women, the collection reinterprets the concept of femininity through a multifaceted lens, presenting playful paradoxes a...

Seoul-founded brand Glowny needs to be on your radar. Launched by sisters Jane and Jiho Choi, "You Glow Differently" is the message, and you really will with its ultimate blend of soft romance and cute aesthetics.For the Fall/Winter 2025 collection titled "Uphill," it's all about the climb and the resilience of self-discovery. You'll find lots of layered textures and a bold palette that creates something between coquette-core and dark academia chic. It's flirty, it's feminine and it's undeniably...

Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 pulsed with transition; new blood, last bows and a few wild plot twists. London's KNWLS presented its first show in Milan while the veterans flexed their legacy, proving why they’re still the benchmark for craftsmanship. It was also a week of high-profile debuts: including Simone Bellotti at Jil Sander, Dario Vitale at Versace and Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta. While some brands celebrated the start of new chapters, others announced the end of an era. M...

Louise Trotter's debut at Bottega Veneta was not just a collection, but a reaffirmation that fashion can be both grounded and transcendent. She approached the archive with the craft of a historian, stating in the show notes: "I like that the 'Bottega' is a workshop." Before arriving at Bottega Veneta, Louise Trotter carved out a reputation as one of fashion's quiet perfectionists at brands including Joseph, Lacoste and, most recently, Carven. In her nine months at the house, Trotter fell in lov...