-
Formafantasma created the ‘familiar yet unsettled’ show set for Meryll Rogge’s Marni debut
Held in Milan yesterday (26 February 2026), the showspace took fragments of everyday life and subverted them ‘as if a room has been carefully disassembled and reassembled in another order’
-
Demna’s first runway set for Gucci is an imagined museum filled with sculptural greats
Wallpaper* gets an exclusive look at the runway set for Demna’s Gucci debut, which sees the Georgian designer recreate a series of ancient sculptures in the monolithic, marble-clad space
-
The rise of the ‘unnatual natural’ new face
Advancements in plastic surgery and anti-ageing skincare mean that people are looking younger, longer, without any obvious signs of intervention. But, Mary Cleary asks, what happens when we all stop ageing?
-
Performance artist David Hoyle on his surreal fashion how-to videos for Mugler: ‘Put a costume on and you are liberated’
The Divine David returns in a series of videos for the Parisian fashion house, giving tips on how to dress for everything from a trip to Pluto to a funeral
-
‘Less I, more us’: Maria Grazia Chiuri lays out her vision for Fendi in Milan
The Italian designer, formerly of Dior, staged her first runway show for Fendi, seeking to topple the idea of the creative director as a monolith
-
Indian label Raw Mango brings its ‘unripe and imperfect idea of beauty’ to London Fashion Week
Founded in 2008, Sanjay Garg’s Raw Mango has rewritten Indian fashion for the last two decades. He brought the label to London Fashion Week for a show inspired by the traditional flower garland
-
The standout shows and highlights from London Fashion Week
Wallpaper* selects the best of London Fashion Week A/W 2026, from a ‘sleeker, chicer, sexier’ Burberry to Pony Kids at Simone Rocha
-
A first look at Burberry’s A/W 2026 show set, which depicts London landmarks ‘under construction’
Featuring a London skyline wrapped in scaffolding, the set for this evening’s show at Old Billingsgate Market is a celebration of the city as a ‘work-in-progress and [in] constant evolution’
-
Monster ballgowns, Irish folklore and an Adidas collab: inside Simone Rocha’s latest runway show
At London Fashion Week A/W 2026, the Irish designer presented a typical blend of romance and realism, featuring a surprise collaboration with Adidas Originals
-
Is VoyeurVoyeur London’s most stylish new fashion store?
The vision of model Kat Qiu, the multi-label store is a modern house of mirrors featuring a line-up of contemporary fashion’s coolest brands
-
Magniberg’s joyful Moomin collaboration taps Tove Jansson’s message of hope and belonging
Illustrations from Tove Jansson’s ‘The Moomins and the Great Flood’ feature across the Swedish lifestyle brand’s latest collection, mining childhood nostalgia for a story of belonging and home
-
Japanese symbolism meets London energy at Goldwin’s new Soho store
The Japanese technical-wear brand has expanded with a new London flagship, featuring a symbolic circular concept by New Material Research Laboratory
-
These are the defining looks, accessories and trends of S/S 2026
Get set for the season ahead with Wallpaper’s guide to S/S 2026’s prevailing trends for men and women – from lucky charms to pyjama dressing
-
In a new short film for Miu Miu, director Mona Fastvold uses puppets to paint a surreal portrait of girlhood
With ‘Discipline’, part of Miu Miu Women’s Tales, the celebrated filmmaker explores ‘the idea of a split self – the private interior versus the version we present to the world'
-
Diotima’s Rachel Scott on her runway collaboration with radical artist Wifredo Lam: ‘Absolutely this is a political collection’
The Jamaica-born, New York-based designer collaborated with the late Cuban artist’s estate for her A/W 2026 runway collection for Diotima – a ‘Trojan horse’ collection where beautiful garments veiled an anti-authoritarian statement
-
The best shows of New York Fashion Week A/W 2026
From Proenza Schouler to LII, Wallpaper* picks the highlights from the latest edition of New York Fashion Week, which took place in the city this week
-
The secret to looking young? Changing your teeth
A number of luxury dental clinics are proving that the future of effective anti-ageing could have more to do with your teeth than your skin
-
Veronica Leoni channels ‘hedonistic elegance’ at Calvin Klein – with a touch of kink
At New York Fashion Week, Veronica Leoni presented a collection that looked back to the brand’s roots in the 1970s to capture an ‘obsessive, almost dangerous search for beauty’
-
Rachel Scott knows what the Proenza Schouler woman wants
The designer behind Diotima made her anticipated runway debut for the New York-based label, laying a blueprint for her Proenza Schouler woman – one defined by both precision and imperfection
-
Duran Lantink on his rule-breaking Jean Paul Gaultier debut: ‘I’m trying to break free of what’s considered good taste’
The Dutch designer speaks with Dal Chodha in Paris to unpack the show that had everybody in fashion talking
-
Women’s Fashion Week A/W 2026: everything you need to know
Starting tomorrow in New York – with subsequent stops in London, Milan and Paris – we break down everything to look forward to on the schedule, including debuts at Fendi and Marni
-
Dries Van Noten’s Soie Malaquais perfume is now a piece of ceramic art
The designer teams up with Dutch ceramic artist Bouke de Vries on limited-edition bottles and sculptures for his most popular fragrance
-
Maison Margiela is letting you inside its internal Dropbox folders
The house announces the launch of ‘MaisonMargiela/folders’, a multi-pronged project that comprises a runway show in Shanghai, a series of exhibitions across China, and an open-to-all digital archive
-
Did Moncler create the Winter Olympics’ most stylish uniforms?
Moncler CEO Remo Ruffini and Brazilian artist-designer Oskar Metsavaht break down their bold opening ceremony uniforms for Team Brazil and flagbearer Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, a charismatic alpine skier who looks to achieve a historic first at the Milan Cortina games
-
Why fashion’s new class of creative directors is looking to the past to shape the future
A series of high-profile creative directors made their debuts for S/S 2026, putting the future of fashion in the spotlight. Hannah Tindle unpacks ‘fashion’s great reset’
-
Get set for fashion’s fresh start with the Wallpaper* Style Issue, on sale now
Start the spring season with the March 2026 issue – replete with boundary-pushing debuts, key trends, clean tailoring, and chic new hotspots from Seoul to the Swiss Alps
-
Pieter Mulier is the new creative director of Versace
After exiting Alaïa on Friday, Versace confirmed the Belgian designer’s much-rumoured next move, which sees him replace Dario Vitale
