Arthur Montargon focuses his research on the human pessimism surrounding a widespread yet stifled theme, suicide. For his first collection, “Rope & Glory,” a major theme of the first chapter of a work, he concentrates on suicide by hanging, which is the most commonly chosen…
In “Mortuum”, the Fall/Winter 2026 collection by Mark Baigent, time is not treated as a linear progression but as a sequence of cycles, measured, reflected upon, and ultimately internalized. The collection begins from a personal meditation on Western numerology, where…
“Surface Memory” Chapter 01 explores how humans, objects and environments retain traces of time. The collection translates this idea into clothing through structured silhouettes, restrained geometry, and natural fabrics that hold subtle marks of movement and wear…
Dino Puljic’s FW26/27 collection, “The Beginning,” begins with instability. A suspended moment before form settles into certainty. Not a collapse, but the tension that exists just before something takes shape. The collection approaches garments as evolving structures rather than…
Presented during Milan Fashion Week at Lineapelle Designers Edition, Chronos Corps introduces its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “Genesis”, as an act of transformation closely tied to the passage of time. Each look emerges with a sense of reconstruction, shaped from fragments that…
For Fall/Winter 2026, Rick Owens titled his women’s collection “Tower,” framing it as a quiet invocation: “Temple of Love, Tower of Light.” The phrase functions less as a slogan than as a proposition, an appeal for protection, hope, and collective endurance in an unstable moment…
For this season, Aenrmous developed a narrative centered on reconstruction and inner repair. The collection explored the idea of rebuilding after devastation, treating garments as vessels through which identity can be gradually reassembled. Hand stitching appeared throughout the…
At 82, Yohji Yamamoto continues to treat fashion as an ongoing investigation rather than a resolved language. His Fall/Winter 2026 womenswear collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week, unfolded as a quiet meditation on construction, gesture, and the expressive possibilities of…
Presented during New York Fashion Week, “SHIKI” is inspired by the anime and novel Shiki by Fuyumi Ono. Through philosophical reconstruction, this chapter confronts the moment where survival becomes rebellion. “SHIKI” explores the collision between humanity and an…
D.Hygen builds Fall/Winter 2026–27 on a consistent concept: “Strainism.” Continuing the brand’s established practice of deconstructing and reconstructing basic garments, the season incorporates elements of tailoring, military dress, and crust core punk, bringing together the…
Julius’ Fall/Winter 2026 collection, “[ VALIS; ]”, examines the relationship between structure and instability through a focused exploration of proportion, texture, and layering. The collection develops its language through construction, where controlled distortion shapes each look…
Rhyzem Spring/Summer 2026, “Interstices”, considers migration as a condition that reshapes time. What is carried becomes layered: architectural echoes, worn surfaces, fragments that accumulate through movement. Within these traces, soft structures emerge from rigid…