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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Fiorucci Spring 2026: A Child's Play
Don't be fooled by the profusion of Minnie Mouse-like polka dots, heart shapes, bows and cute poodles — including two real ones — that Francesca Murri filled her spring 2026 show with. Her lighthearted display came with a subtle political agenda, and nowadays those come with merchandise in turn. In her case, a baseball cap perched on each wooden seat cheekily read 'Make hearts beat again.' That's been both her mission since getting the creative helm of Fiorucci — to reignite that passion for a brand loved by so many for so long — and her commentary on the current geopolitical context. More from WWD Mitchells Hosts Top Italian CEOs for Celebratory Dinner in Milan Prada Goes Viral With Toe-ring Sandals Resembling India's Traditional Kolhapuri Chappals Tailoring Takes Center Stage With Lightness, Ease and Innovation in Milan 'We all need a little bit of love right now. It's really a peculiar moment,' she said backstage. And when things get that complex, one can either summon experts for help or seek advice in an even wiser bunch: children. Murri's show imagined the world seen through the innocent eyes of a child, where the real and surreal blur and cartoonish characters emerge. Lightness, irony and cheeky irreverence converged in a youthful lineup focused on mainly narrow and body-hugging silhouettes with occasional puffed sleeves and ruffled belts adding a comic-like vibe to looks. Sticking to red, white and shades of blue, Murri kept things Pop but upped the sensuality for women and the preppy-ness for men. Under the former category were sheer tops with the brand's signature angels covering the breast; lingerie-inspired bodysuits; a PVC trenchcoat with red piping, and plenty of lip-shaped tops and accessories in glossy finishes. Shrunken tank tops, cropped cardigans, low-waist shorts and pants with a sporty aura defined the latter. Some of the best looks weren't even truly there. Murri tapped artist Artist Janine Zaïs to turn archival striped tees and the Fiorucci cupids into body-painted artworks paired with cool denim pants with a triple-construction on the waist. In general, this show was an improvement in the tricky journey Murri has embarked on to revamp the brand. The collection was more cohesive and the approachable urban setting felt more attuned to the spirit of the brand, too. Staged open-air in the courtyard of the Casa Fiorucci headquarters, the location was turned into Piazza Fiorucci, an imaginative square evoking a place of community-building. It can also be seen as square one to start a march — or a love revolution. Launch Gallery: Fiorucci Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection Best of WWD Windowsen RTW Spring 2022 Louis Shengtao Chen RTW Spring 2022 Vegan Fashion Week Returns to L.A. With Nous Etudions, Vegan Tiger on the Runway
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bold Beauty Looks Seen at the Men's Spring 2026 Shows in Milan
MILAN — The men's spring 2026 shows here displayed collections filled with relaxed tailoring and a new approach to color — from pastel hues telegraphing a gentle masculinity to pops of vibrant shades for a more energizing injection of optimism. Hair and makeup followed suit. The overall natural beauty looks were revved up by occasional bold options here and there. Cue the fire-red hair dye and pointy hairstyles curated by Lorenzo Barcella and the Wella Professionals team that popped up at the show Vivienne Westwood staged outside a Milanese café. More from WWD The 13 Best Tinted Moisturizers With SPF for All Skin Types, Tested by Editors and Experts Kristin Cavallari Teases Uncommon Beauty Expansion and Talks Glowing Skin Goals Givaudan to Acquire Brazilian Fragrance Supplier Vollmens They came second only to the looks seen on the Fiorucci runway, where shaved heads became a canvas for artist Janina Zaïs, who covered them in baby blue to paint cute poodles and ribbons, or flashy yellow to stencil the brand's logo in a look that recalled a tennis ball. Another model also had his hair, face and torso turned into an artwork depicting Fiorucci's signature cupids. For a less invasive statement look, one can look at the Setchu show, where makeup artist Anthony Preel opted for sky blue and emerald green as hues of preference to add a pop of color to models' lips or spotlight their gaze with graphic shapes around the eyes. Even at Emporio Armani there was a touch of eccentricity, matching a daring collection that evoked seminal campaigns from the '90s shot in Morocco. In sync with the exotic vibe, hair was carefully parted in tufts, each gelled, twisted and punctuated by little metal clips doubling as ornaments. Hairstylist Louis Ghewy worked on a different concept with designer Luca Magliano, who forwent the runway format in favor of a short movie set on a ferry. Some of his characters had manes coiffed in extra volumes, others ruffled as the wind on the deck had its way with them. Best of WWD Which Celebrity Brands Are Next for a Major Deal? Lady Gaga, Beyonce and More Possible Contenders for the Next Corporate Prize The Best Makeup Looks in Golden Globes History A Look Back at Golden Globes Best Makeup on the Red Carpet, From Megan Fox to Sophia Loren [PHOTOS]
Vogue
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Rag & Bone Spring 2026 Menswear Collection
Rag & Bone's Robert Geller is just back from Pitti Uomo Fair where he held a presentation, and he says the feedback he got from menswear's most enthusiastic enthusiasts is that the label is on the right track. They cited the classic suiting and the crochet knit camp shirts as highlights from the spring 2026 season. It makes sense that Geller would stake his claim at Pitti. This season, the designer cited fashionable mid-century men as an inspiration. 'We were looking at the 1950s and you had all of the poets like Jack Kerouac in America, and in Europe you had the teddy boys and the mods and all of these very stylish youths creating their look,' he said. It's not all that different from the style subcultures you see at Pitti Uomo today—between those who wear three-piece suits and others who go a more casual route with streetwear pieces. 'The double-breasted suit was something I've loved from the beginning and we wanted to push—it's so cool,' Geller explained. 'We've done suiting in the past, but this feels like a new way to do it.' Geller's version comes in a wool linen blend that's just the right amount of casual when paired with a denim shirt, which brings it closer to the reality of the Rag & Bone customer, who may not be prone to wearing a full suit. 'When worn with the jacket open, it feels easy without being too uptight,' he said.
Vogue Arabia
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Vogue Arabia
It's a Full-On Hunk Summit at the Spring Men's Shows
Skip to main content From Theo James to Harris Dickinson—see all the stars in attendance at the spring 2026 menswear shows in Europe Men's fashion month is off to a star-studded start. This week, the spring 2026 menswear shows kicked off in Milan (followed soon by Paris)—with labels such as Prada, Emporio Armani, and Paul Smith kicking things off on a stylish note. As always, an A-list crowd of celebrities have also touched down in the Italian city for all of the action; the front rows are always as much of a fashion spectacle as the runways, after all. The Prada presentation saw a number of dapper gents turn out for the affair. Call it a full-on hunk summit: Actors Harris Dickinson (a true Prada boy and face), Riz Ahmed, Benito Skinner, and more all showed up in their best fitted polos and slouchy dress trousers. At Dolce & Gabbana, White Lotus star Theo James also brought his impeccable suiting game to the function, while Will Poulter did a shirt-and-tie combo in a fresh butter yellow. Sure, the shows ahead will be a prime display of chic menswear outfits—but it is the array of collective internet boyfriends that will be worth tuning in for. So, be sure to check back here to see if your favorite Hollywood leading men make a cameo. With buzzy presentations including Saint Laurent and Dior (where Jonathan Anderson will make his debut!) still to come, you won't want to miss them. Below, see the star sightings from the spring 2026 men's shows in Europe.
Vogue
22-06-2025
- Automotive
- Vogue
Canali Spring 2026 Menswear Collection
Canali's spring 2026 collection found its tempo via Italian Gran Turismo. 'It's not about the racetrack or Formula 1,' said Stefano Canali, 'but about a more elevated inspiration: the kind of vintage automobile that, like our garments, is a synthesis of craftsmanship, detail, and timeless design.' The nod to Monza, where the brand was imagined, was subtle yet resonant: woven leather jackets reminiscent of steering wheel covers shifted into braided crochet knitwear echoing the gloves of classic drivers. Softness and ease defined the silhouette, proposing garments that adapt not through compromise, but through quiet reinvention. For this reason, the broken suit—Canali's modern take on formalwear—offered matching tops and trousers reimagined in outerwear and overshirt shapes. That spirit of refined engineering carried through the silhouettes. 'You won't find literal references,' Canali said. 'Instead, it's about textures, techniques, and elements borrowed and reinterpreted.' Denim was approached not through cotton, but through superfine 150s wool or cashmere blends that mimic its look while elevating its feel. 'We're taking a commodity and turning it into a luxury item,' said Canali, referring to both the materials and the garments they become. Elsewhere, the signature Nuvola trench reappeared in ultra-light suede with a soft knit lining, while a new summer-weight poplin joined the collection under the family of featherlight constructions. The set design echoed an Italian square, with a 1960s Porsche 911 car. The Freccia symbol—Canali's arrow motif—was a recurring graphic in knitwear and accessories. This season it was scaled up and down, rendered in jacquard or woven leather, and featured even in sabots. The interiors of vintage cars also the piping and stitch work seen throughout, subtly linking garments and driving culture without ever veering into theme dressing. Color followed the soft elegance of the collection's mood: shades of sand, tan, tobacco, and rust mingled with denim blue, periwinkle, and cream. Accessories rounded out the journey, with soft loafers, suede sneakers, capacious bags and crocheted beanies: 'A nod to the artisans who build the cars as much as to those who wear the clothes,' Canali added. What the brand offers isn't nostalgia, but system thinking in the tradition of Italian design: how things are built, how they move, and how they last. From the modularity of the broken suit to the way steering wheel braids becoming leather jackets, this collection translated cultural memory into design logic.
