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Cult skincare brand Biologique Recherche lands in New York CityThe French skincare brand has long been considered an insider secret. Now, with a new NYC outpost, it has plans to become a household name
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How Armani took over the Venice Film FestivalGiorgio Armani made his eponymous house synonymous with cinema, including at the annual Venice Film Festival. This continues with Armani Beauty’s star-studded sponsorship of the event, which unfolds in the Floating City this week
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Paul Smith’s latest collaboration with Barbour is a colourful ‘Highland odyssey’The third collaboration between the two British powerhouses looks northwards to the Scottish tradition of the Highland Games
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The Palace creative universe and Wallpaper* guest editPalace Skateboards guest-edits Wallpaper* October 2026. Here, the founders turn the lens from themselves to profile the wide-reaching Palace community
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Victoria Beckham’s New York flagship is her ‘home away from home’Marking her second permanent store after London’s Dover Street, the ‘warm, intimate’ SoHo address was designed alongside artist Alexander May and designer Ole Lund of LNP and draws inspiration from art seco artist Tamara de Lempicka
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Women’s Fashion Week S/S 2027 is coming. Here’s what to expectFashion month is almost here. We break down the moments to look out for in New York, London, Milan and Paris
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Gohar World dishes up a surrealist shoe collab with Asics. Shop it nowThese ballerinas feature a sporty silhouette and – yes – piercings. Snag a pair before they sell out
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In Tenerife, On unites with land artist Strijdom van der Merwe to mark its latest PAF collaborationThe South African artist has created a trail running loop in Tenerife’s rugged Poris Desert, setting the stage for ‘Current Form 5.0’, the latest collaboration between Swiss activewear brand On and Korean label PAF
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John Galliano withdraws from landmark Metropolitan Museum exhibition, following controversyAfter a wave of criticism, the museum announced that it has cancelled plans to proceed with a show honouring the fashion designer's work
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Is your clothing in need of some respect? Then it deserves a proper wardrobeTaken from the Wallpaper* September Style Issue, Hugo Macdonald opines on the beauty of a standalone wardrobe
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Fara Homidi on creating her next cult beauty product – which just landed with a splashIn classic Homidi style, the Pool Slick Lash Lacquer mascara takes an innovative approach to a make-up staple
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Moncler reimagines a footwear classic – the Clarks Originals WallabeeThe Trailgrip Wallabee GTX sees the classic British footwear style reworked for rugged terrain
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Wallpaper* stages an unconventional beauty pageant for the September Style Issue men’s cover shootSpare and streamlined looks took centre stage in Wallpaper’s September Issue men’s cover shoot, reflecting the A/W 2026 season’s shifting silhouette
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Are cufflinks this season’s unexpected menswear accessory?Thanks to Prada’s A/W 2026 menswear show, the cufflink is having a comeback. Here, we pick eight of the best – from an Hermès classic to Paul Smith’s lucky coins
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Why did the colour black take over this season’s runways?As it takes over the A/W 2026 collections, Dal Chodha explores the perennial power of the colour black in fashion: ‘potent, seductive, strong and pragmatic’
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A new residency from Belmond and Loewe brings artists to the Mallorcan town of DeiàThree former finalists of the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize will take up residence at La Residencia, A Belmond Hotel, Belmond’s art-filled retreat on the Spanish island
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Want to try on Stanley Kubrick’s sunglasses for size? Jacques Marie Mage is reissuing themThe American eyewear brand continues its ongoing collaboration with the filmmaker’s estate by reissuing two pairs of sunglasses inspired by two of Kubrick’s seminal decades – the 1940s and the 1980s
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Gracie Abrams makes history as the face of Chanel’s new Coco Mademoiselle fragranceThe campaign, directed by Joe Wright, stars the musician on a nocturnal adventure in Paris
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Get your hands on rare Comme des Garçons with this landmark auctionOctavius La Rosa, founder of Dot Comme and one of the world’s most prolific Comme des Garçons collectors, is selling 265 rare pieces as part of a landmark sale this September in London with Kerry Taylor Auctions
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Amid Copenhagen Fashion Week’s pantomime of street style, Galib Gassanoff’s latest collection was pure poetryInformed by his Azerbaijani and Georgian heritage, Galib Gassanoff’s S/S 2027 collection for Milan-based label Institution was the standout moment of Copenhagen Fashion Week, writes Dal Chodha
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Dior Beauty’s history is now an animated film – meet the art director and watch it hereCelebrated French art director Ugo Bienvenu offers insight into his joyful new campaign for the Miss Dior fragrance
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These London spas are relaxing urban escapesThese London spas offer transformative treatments in awe-inspiring spaces for total relaxation in the midst of the big city
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Torishéju Dumi is building a fashion brand on her own terms: ‘I’d rather play the long game’The winner of the 2025 LVMH Savoir Faire prize is redefining the boundaries of contemporary fashion with collections rooted in ritual, religion and craft. Wallpaper* meets the London-based designer on the precipice of a breakthrough
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These are the defining looks, accessories and trends of A/W 2026The A/W 2026 season distilled into ten defining looks and accessories for men and women, each embracing the transformative rituals of dressing up
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Simone Bellotti wants to bring Jil Sander homeOne year into his creative directorship, the Italian designer opens up to Wallpaper* about his vision for the house – one that both distils Jil Sander to its essence and reaches for something new
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Is Funner the next cult haircare brand?With bottle design by M/M (Paris), a campaign by Jamie Hawkesworth and industry-expert founders, Funner marries playful aesthetics with salon-level formulations
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Hermès’ Pierre-Alexis Dumas on curating the house’s breathtaking new London outpostHermès’ latest Maison, on London’s New Bond Street, offers a labyrinth of unique artworks and objects, custom-selected by the house’s artistic director, Pierre-Alexis Dumas
