Latest articles by Jack Moss
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These are the eight moments to look out for at Men’s Fashion Month S/S 2027From Simone Rocha’s guest turn at Florence’s Pitti Uomo, to calendar shift-ups, designer returns and (a handful of) debuts, we pick the moments to look out for this Men’s Fashion Month (starting 17 June)
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Drawing on the house’s equestrian roots, Hermès’ ‘Clou de Forge’ bag is a future classicFirst appearing in the Parisian house’s A/W 2026 runway show, the new bag features a closure inspired by the ‘Clou de Forge’ bangle
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These are the fashion books to add to your summer reading listAs chosen by the Wallpaper* style team, a transporting assortment of new releases that will inform and inspire this summer – from an encyclopedic rundown of Ralph Lauren shows to a brilliant Virgil Abloh biography
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Stone Island superfans can pledge their allegiance with this 18ct-gold pinEvoking enamel football pins, the limited-edition badges were created in collaboration with London-based jeweller Bunney to immortalise the streetwear brand’s defining emblem
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Acne Paper’s latest issue is a portrait of Acne Studios as the brand turns 30: ‘It’s alive, fluid, and continually reinventing itself’Editor-in-chief Thomas Persson tells Wallpaper* the story behind Acne Paper’s 21st issue, an ‘autoportrait’ of the brand through the work of its closest collaborators
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Zimmermann channelled Riviera glamour for its Antibes takeover, heralding the start of summerBespoke Partnership
The Australian fashion brand embraced the joy of summer in the French resort town, with a star-studded retreat that spanned a dramatic waterside dinner and pool party at a legendary private estate
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Click, flash! Gucci’s Paparazzo bag is ready for its close upA nod to the slouchy styles wielded by LA starlets in the 1990s and 2000s, Gucci’s Paparazzo handbag heralds Demna’s ‘bold, unapologetically sexy’ new era at the Italian powerhouse
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Zegna channels an endless Italian summer in MalibuGetting a head start on menswear month, Zegna’s S/S 2027 show took place on Malibu Pier yesterday evening (5 June 2026), drawing inspiration from the Italian summer ritual of ‘villeggiatura’
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In Los Angeles, Hermès lets the light in for a luminous ‘Second Chapter’ of its A/W 2026 collectionDrawing on the language of ballet and dance, Nadège Vanhée took to Bel Air to present a collection of lightness and fluidity – a nod towards ‘endless horizons’ of the Californian city
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How the sporting world’s biggest prizes travel in Louis VuittonPierre-Louis Vuitton, a sixth-generation Vuitton and head of savoir-faire, tells Wallpaper* the story behind the Trophy Trunk, made to house the prizes from F1, the NBA, America’s Cup, Australian Open and more
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These images offer a rare look into the 180-year history of Spanish fashion house LoeweLoewe celebrates its 180th anniversary in 2026. To mark the occasion, the house has released a star-studded campaign and a capsule collection, and opened up its photographic archive
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Alémais’ Menorca resort show was a lesson in summer dressingTaking place on Illa del Rei, home to an outpost of Hauser & Wirth gallery, the collection was inspired by Catalan architecture and featured a collaboration with artist Sophie Wahlquist. Here, founder Lesleigh Jarmanus tells Wallpaper* the story behind the unique show
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Celine’s Selfridges pop-up is a one-stop shop for summer dressingMichael Rider expands his Celine universe with a new ‘Été Celine’ pop-up at Selfridges’ Corner Shop, also previewing the house’s Autumn 2026 collection amid works by Japanese photographer Takashi Homma
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Uniting with Alpine, Gucci is the first luxury fashion house to be a title partner of a Formula One team‘This partnership with Alpine Formula One Team writes a new chapter for Gucci,’ says Francesca Bellettini, president and CEO of the house, who is working alongside creative director Demna to revive Gucci as a cultural behemoth
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Men’s Fashion Week S/S 2027 is coming. Here’s what to expectEverything that Wallpaper* knows about Men’s Fashion Month so far, which will feature stops in Florence for Pitti Uomo, Milan and Paris
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The Row flip-flops elevate a summer essentialThe Row continues its elevation of the ubiquitous beach sandal with these flip-flops – a style set to be everywhere this summer
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Dunhill’s new ‘leather wardrobe’ of accessories will take you from work to holidayCreative director Simon Holloway has reimagined the British house’s accessories offering, presenting an architectural collection of bags and cases to traverse work and play
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Inside Palace’s new Shanghai store, a play on the traditional Chinese gardenOpening in the historic Zhangyuan district, the skate brand’s first China store reimagines the Shanghai garden in Palace’s irreverent, contemporary style. Co-founder Gareth Skewis gives Wallpaper* a tour
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Paul Smith and Gabriela Hearst on their painterly new collaboration, inspired by the British countrysideFeaturing photographs taken by Smith’s father, the collaboration sees the two designers united by a love of nature and a dedication to their craft
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The best of the jet-setting Cruise 2027 runway showsFollow our ongoing coverage of the Cruise 2027 runway shows, which began with Chanel in Biarritz in April, and continued last night (20 May 2026) with Louis Vuitton’s takeover of New York‘s Frick Collection
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Why a drawstring pouch might be the unexpected accessory of summerAfter a satin dustbag featured in the S/S 2026 Prada show, the drawstring pouch has a strong case for being this summer’s most desirable accessory – at once functional, elegant, and a little playful
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With a new summer collection, Moncler wants to prove it’s not just about winterwearMoncler is shedding its reputation as a winterwear-only label with a wardrobe of lightweight iterations for summer
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Jonathan Anderson’s first Dior Cruise show was a Hollywood epicHeld at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the resort show paid homage to Hollywood’s escapist allure, featuring mens- and womenswear together on the runway for the first time
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Burberry is having a south of France summer with a takeover of the historic Hôtel Belle RivesThe British house brings its distinctive check to the Côte d'Azur institution, which is where F Scott Fitzgerald worked on his final novel, ‘Tender Is the Night’
