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Lead ImageJean Paul Gaultier Autumn/Winter 2026 haute couture Marie Antoinette is the hackiest, tackiest reference in the well-thumbed book of overused fashion touchpoints, particularly within the haute couture. Because hey, if you’re thumping out a pannier skirt to the size of a mini metro or sticking a ship on someone’s head, it’ll probably be there, where clients spend like dauphines and party like it’s 1789.

Jorja Smith Ahead of the release of her new album, What Are The Odds, we ask the Blue Lights singer about star signs, her earliest memories of making music and life in the public eye With a voice as distinctive as ever, Jorja Smith returns with her third album, What Are The Odds. Set to release in August, the 12-track album, produced by P2J and featuring Wizkid, spans genres – from garage to funk, soul and blues.

At the opening of their inaugural European exhibition Correspondences at Luma Arles, the longtime collaborators evoke Mary Magdalene, Nico, and a mysterious shaman through poetry and sound “I’m so lucky. I’ll be 80 at the end of this year and, to be at this age – it’s not like we’re closing down, it’s just getting more open, more refined,” says Patti Smith about her evolving collaboration with Soundwalk Collective.

Balenciaga Spring/Summer 2026 haute couture For his haute couture collection, Pierpaolo Piccioli asked how can one make couture modern, couture for now? Then proposed a simple answer – make something beautiful Lead ImageBalenciaga Spring/Summer 2026 haute couture Visiting the inviolate white ateliers of Balenciaga, a few days before his first couture debut for the house, I used the word ‘homage’ with Pierpaolo Piccioli, and he made a face.

Kasia Kucharska’s Spring/Summer 2027 From Barragán’s twisted fever dream to GmbH’s excavation of Berlin’s erased fashion history, here are six shows that captured the rough, ready and raucous spirit of Berlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 Lead ImageKasia Kucharska’s Spring/Summer 2027 Rumour has it that Berlin Fashion Week is eclipsing London.

Gabrielle Lawrence’s new photo book, Tell me something true, collates the best of People-File, the agency that shifted notions of street casting The simple premise behind Gabrielle Lawrence’s casting agency People-File could easily be taken for granted these days. Back in 2016, Lawrence took advantage of ubiquitous tools – the street, a phone, Instagram – and began posting portraits of the interesting faces she spotted around London.

Chanel Autumn/Winter 2026 haute couture Backstage, Matthieu Blazy had pinned up lavishly illustrated parables, their details worked into designs. Here, it was the new stuff that blew your mind. A fairytale he’s only just started to write Lead ImageChanel Autumn/Winter 2026 haute couture Matthieu Blazy presented his latest Chanel haute couture collection up close. It made it more personal.

Maggie Gyllenhaal With The Bride!, the Secretary star-turned-director went all guns blazing with a feminist take on the Frankenstein myth – here, she discusses her years-long fight for creative control, and the brilliant women who inspired her Maggie Gyllenhaal has, over decades as an actress, brought curiosity and intellect to risky, acclaimed performances as unconventional women frowned on by polite society, from her breakthrough in Secretary (2002) as a typist in a BDSM relationship with...

Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz The French-Cuban twins Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz behind Ibeyi discuss spirituality, balance and surrender, using their music to ask what remains when ego and certainty are stripped away If its predecessor Spell31 was rooted in manifestation, Ibeyi’s new LP Offering, out last week, is a record about surrender.

GmbH Spring/Summer 2027 With Arca on the runway, Benjamin A Huseby and Serhat Işık marked ten years of GmbH by looking back at Berlin’s erased Jewish couturiers PhotographyHarry MillerTextGeorge Pistachio Lead ImageGmbH Spring/Summer 2027 There was a shimmer to GmbH’s tenth anniversary show in Berlin. It was literal in the silvered tracksuits and glinting surfaces, made more human in Arca walking the runway – a figure from GmbH’s history returning to the family table.