The quiet evolution of minimalism Minimalism has always been the language of Jil Sander. A language built on clarity, on control, on the refusal of excess. But like any language, it shifts over time. It absorbs new tensions, new sensitivities.…
Control as strategy Yesterday at Milan Fashion Week, a shift became visible. Not a rupture or a reinvention, nothing that announced itself with urgency. Under the creative direction of Maria Grazia Chiuri, Fendi presented its Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Not by…
A sharper kind of restraint From 19 to 23 February, London reasserted its particular rhythm within the fashion calendar.Less monumental than Paris, less industrial than Milan, the city continues to function differently, not as a system, but as a field.…
Rewriting the trench At Burberry, protection was not introduced as a theme. It was already there, embedded in the foundation. This season in London did not attempt to romanticize the house’s heritage. It refined it, almost quietly. The trench returned,…
Softness on hold At Simone Rocha, fragility did not dissolve. This season, it felt heavier. Not visually, but in the way it stayed, how the garments held their shape, how nothing seemed to drift away completely. The collection moved through…
Close memories At Erdem, there is always a sense that the clothes come from somewhere. Like they’ve already lived a life before being displayed on the runaway. This season, that feeling was even stronger. Presented in London in February 2026,…
