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Her Paintings Hold the Most Enchanting Side of Paris — Talking with Yukiko Noritake
The Louis Vuitton City Book, the walls of Charles de Gaulle Airport — when Paris wants to show the world its most beautiful self, it often turns to this Japan-born, Paris-based illustrator.
An Adult Wardrobe, Stripped Bare — Graphpaper
南貴之（Takayuki Minami） Graphpaper has set up its SS2027 showroom and a pop-up store in the Marais. The Tokyo label is the work of Takayuki Minami,
Wednesday, 7 p.m. – The Making of Luca Rubinacci
Luca Rubinacci on His Father’s Legacy, the Lessons of Sergio Loro Piana, and the Future of Neapolitan Tailoring
Bernardo Antichità｜Florence’s Last Antique Jewellery Family
Tucked among the jewellers of Ponte Vecchio is a door that opens into an entirely different world — ancient Roman intaglio rings, a Castellani pendant gifted by a pope, a royal warrant from the House of Savoy. Four generations, one address, centuries of expertise and provenance.
Pearls Within the Oyster — Khaite Fall/Winter 2026
A tightly composed study of truth, fakery and rarity: in a market flooded with quiet‑luxury copycats, Khaite leans on rigorously buttoned‑up leather coats with funnel, throat‑latch collars, weighty leather and cool, sensual silk linings to keep building the very few pieces that truly feel worth keeping.
When the Destination Doesn’t Matter: Loro Piana FW26
Loro Piana’s focus shifts from holiday snapshots to the lived rhythm of moving across time zones. This is no longer about a curated photo on a sun‑drenched deck; it is about the long, quiet hours in a sleeper cabin.
When Indian Design Stops Being Only About Craft: Dhruv Kapoor’s “In-Transit” Moment
In a landscape where Indian labels are often expected to foreground craft above all else, Dhruv Kapoor chooses a different route: the craft is present, and it is highly accomplished, but it is embedded in a language that feels global, urban and emotionally specific rather than purely heritage‑driven.
Street Style at GIORGIO ARMANI: A Focus on Tailoring and Textures
Outside the GIORGIO ARMANI show, the street style captures a genuine collision of the brand’s signature aesthetic and individual flair.
D&G FW26 Street Style
The Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2026 women’s show centered around the theme “IDENTITY,” a deliberate return to the house’s core sartorial DNA. This focus was distinctly reflected in today’s street style outside the venue.
26SS Couture Review: Screen Echoes, Folded Architectures, and Cultural Resilience
Spring–Summer 2026 suggests that couture’s centre of gravity is shifting: not away from craft, but deeper into structure, narrative, and the emotional charge garments can carry.
