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Men’s Fashion Week S/S 2026: what to expect
Everything Wallpaper* knows about Men’s Fashion Week S/S 2026 so far, from Homme Plissé Issey Miyake’s guest spot at Pitti Uomo to Jonathan Anderson’s debut at Dior, and what to watch out for on the just-released Milan schedule
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Five to watch from London’s Fashion in Film Festival, which digs deep into the natural world
Titled ‘Grounded: Fashion’s Entanglement with Nature’, Fashion in Film Festival 2025 takes place across London this month (until 1 June). Here, co-curators Dal Chodha and Marketa Uhlirova pick their must-sees from the expansive programme
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Pierpaolo Piccioli is heading to Balenciaga as creative director
Former Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli will replace Demna, who is heading to Gucci
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The best gardening fashion and accessories for the green-fingered
As RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025 opens to the public tomorrow, the Wallpaper* style team selects the best gardening-inspired fashion and accessories – from the functional to the fantastical
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French skincare brand PERS doesn’t believe in overcomplicated routines
French skincare brand PERS – an acronym for ‘protect, enhance, repair, and stimulate’ – has recently arrived in the UK. The mastermind behind it, Dr Antoni Calmon, tells Wallpaper* about his protocol
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The Newt x Niwaki: A gardening uniform inspired by a bucolic British country estate
The Newt in Somerset, a British country estate and hotel, has united with gardening brand Niwaki on tools and clothing inspired by its historic grounds. Here, Niwaki founder Jake Hobson tells Wallpaper* the story behind the thoughtful collaboration
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A scented ring? Wouters & Hendrix makes Hannelore Knuts’ dreams come true
Wouters & Hendrix collaborates with legacy model Hannelore Knuts on L’Issence, a collection of two scented rings. Here, Knuts tells Wallpaper* how they were made
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Highlights from the transporting Cruise 2026 shows
The Cruise 2026 season continued with a Gucci show in its home city of Florence, the latest in a series of jet-setting, destination runway shows from fashion’s biggest houses
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Monastery’s botanical skincare is worshipped by many (including Sofia Coppola)
Monastery’s botanical skincare takes a welcome ‘less is more’ approach in a world of ever-expanding routines. Madeleine Rothery speaks with founder Athena Hewitt to discover why the brand has a cult following
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The scent of La Pyae Apothecary’s perfume opens with a life-changing journey
La Pyae Apothecary, a fragrance brand by former beauty writer, Kathleen Baird-Murray, is the culmination of a deeply personal journey spanning years of family history. Lara Johnson-Wheeler speaks to its founder about bringing its first fragrance to life
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London label Talia Byre’s alternative bridalwear: ‘Have a white moment, but turn it on its head’
Talia Lipkin-Connor of London-based label Talia Byre eschews tradition with her first bridal collection, which sees archival designs reimagined in ‘lived-in’ shades of white
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Mircea’s body washes are a sacred antidote to TikTok’s ‘everything shower’
Personal care brand Mircea, named after the author of The Sacred and The Profane, presents a poetic approach to daily bathing. Wallpaper* sits down with its founder Stéphane Chambran to find out more
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Inside Valentino’s intimate New York ‘listening room’, designed with Terraforma
Uniting with Italian collective Terraforma, Valentino continues the phenomenon of the ‘listening room’ with L’Atelier Sonore, a plush new space in its Madison Avenue store complete with an eclectic sonic programme for vinyl aficionados
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Laro London’s non-toxic toothpaste is a ‘spring clean’ for your mouth
Laro London is a new oral care brand championing non-toxic ingredients and conscious design. India Birgitta Jarvis sits down with its founder for Wallpaper*
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These Loro Piana sunglasses are inspired by the house’s superlative garments
Continuing the house’s continent-crossing journey to find the very best materials – from Mongolia to New Zealand – Loro Piana’s new sunglasses collection takes it to Japan, where the first titanium frames were made in the 1980s
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At Davines HQ, a beauty revolution is taking root
Wallpaper* returns to Davines HQ in Parma, Italy, where a revolution in regenerative farming meets with the brand’s commitment to incredible haircare
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Sex, scent and celebrity: what perfume ads of the 2000s reveal about consumer culture today
In All-American Ads of the 2000s, the latest instalment of Taschen’s book series chronicling print advertising across ten decades, a section on perfume is a striking precursor for consumerism in the age of social media
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Viva Las Vegas: the story behind the Wallpaper* June 2025 cover shoot
Photographer Theresa Marx and Wallpaper* fashion and creative director Jason Hughes recount a whirlwind day in Las Vegas – from cruising down the strip to controlling the Bellagio fountains
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Uniqlo’s colourful ‘gift shop’ at Tate Modern marks 25 years of the London institution
A Uniqlo store in miniature, ‘Uniqlo Tate Shop, Art For All’ opens at Tate Modern to coincide with a weekend of celebration, featuring a playful take on museum ‘merch’ alongside a colourful array of Uniqlo staples
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Our Legacy’s Emporio Armani collaboration reworks the archive: ‘These fabrics carry history’
The second chapter of Our Legacy Work Shop Emporio Armani sees the Swedish brand reimagine archival Emporio styles and fabrics, including womenswear for the first time
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Why Teresa Tarmey’s west London clinic is a thing of beauty
Teresa Tarmey’s flagship clinic in Notting Hill is worlds away from the ubiquitous, sterile medispa. For the June 2025 issue of Wallpaper*, Hannah Tindle takes a closer look inside
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In Venice, a cinematic exhibition from Golden Goose blurs the line between reality and dreams
For the latest iteration of Golden Goose’s ‘Haus’, the footwear brand’s creative platform, Italian-Canadian artist Marco Brambilla presents an otherworldly installation that explores memory, fantasy and desire
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Jonathan Lyndon Chase’s Acne Studios takeover is one Frieze Week installation you won’t want to miss
The Philadelphia-based artist takes over the Swedish label's Greene Street flagship in New York alongside a limited-edition collaboration: ‘My work is about my lived experience as a queer, Black person’
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Palace’s collaboration with Cutler and Gross will be this summer’s most sought-after sunglasses
Palace and Cutler and Gross make an early play for the sunglasses of the summer with their new collaboration, which comprises three retro-inflected styles (and a touch of 18-carat gold)
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What did Christian Dior’s favourite ‘invisible’ flower smell like?
Dior’s Francis Kurkdijan recreates the scent of a rare lily of the valley species in Le Muguet, the first olfactory chapter of new perfume collection Les Récoltes Majeures
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Fear of God’s Jerry Lorenzo on curating the perfect Met Gala table: ‘They share my honesty’
The LA-based founder of Fear of God takes Wallpaper* behind the scenes of his preparations for the Met Gala 2025, dressing guests who span the worlds of art, film and fashion, including Yara Shahidi, Ryan Coogler, Arthur Jafa and Andre Walker
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Torkwase Dyson’s set design for ‘Superfine: Tailoring Black Style’ at The Met meditates on ownership, charisma and histories
The artist’s exhibition design sees her recognisable geometric forms provide the backdrop to the Costume Institute’s extensive survey of the Black dandy, which was celebrated at the Met Gala yesterday (5 May)
