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Five houses. Five visions. From Los Angeles to New York and Biarritz, the Cruise 2027 season unfolded as a dialogue betw...
09/06/2026

Five houses. Five visions. From Los Angeles to New York and Biarritz, the Cruise 2027 season unfolded as a dialogue between heritage and reinvention. Through cinema, art, craftsmanship, and cultural memory, each collection offered a distinct perspective on contemporary luxury.

HERMÈS WOMEN’S FALL/WINTER 2026 – CHAPTER TWO
Nadège Vanhée-Cybulski
Bel Air, Los Angeles, USA
5 June 2026
Presented in Los Angeles, Hermès continued its Fall/Winter 2026 narrative through fluid silhouettes, luxurious textures, and effortless sophistication. The collection balanced craftsmanship with a modern, sensual elegance.

LOUIS VUITTON CRUISE 2027
Nicolas Ghesquière
The Frick Collection, New York City, USA
20 May 2026
Set within the newly restored Frick Collection, Nicolas Ghesquière explored the dialogue between Paris and New York. Architectural silhouettes and artistic references celebrated individuality and cultural exchange.

GUCCI CRUISE 2027
Demna
Times Square, New York City, USA
16 May 2026
For his highly anticipated debut, Demna transformed Times Square into Gucci’s runway. Bold proportions and urban influences signaled a provocative new direction for the house.

DIOR CRUISE 2027
Jonathan Anderson
David Geffen Galleries, LACMA, Los Angeles, USA
13 May 2026
Jonathan Anderson’s first Cruise collection for Dior drew on Hollywood glamour and cinematic storytelling. Couture craftsmanship met contemporary creativity in a vision both nostalgic and forward-looking.

CHANEL CRUISE 2027
Matthieu Blazy
Le Casino Municipal, Biarritz, France
28 April 2026
Returning to the birthplace of Chanel’s early resort legacy, Matthieu Blazy’s debut Cruise collection explored freedom, movement, and seaside elegance. House codes were revisited with a fresh and modern sensibility.

In Amsterdam’s Vondelpark, Hermès invited the public last weekend from the 4th to the 7th of June to rediscover drawing ...
08/06/2026

In Amsterdam’s Vondelpark, Hermès invited the public last weekend from the 4th to the 7th of June to rediscover drawing — not as a discipline, but as an instinct everyone possesses. With Drawn to Craft: Putting Pencils to Paper, the French House transformed the simple act of putting pencil to paper into a true celebration of imagination, craftsmanship, and shared creativity. At the heart of this ephemeral experience lies a strong belief deeply rooted in the Hermès universe: that drawing is where every story begins. Art and Hermès have always been in dialogue, not only through collections but also in its purest form: drawing. Free from rules and expectations, visitors were encouraged to explore the universal language of the pencil through open workshops, conversations, podcasts, and moments of spontaneous creation. Set against the greenery of the city’s most beloved park, the event offered a rare invitation to slow down, reconnect with creativity and imagination, and remember the quiet power a single line can hold. All ages were welcome and present to take part in a celebration of everyone’s perception of art. In a desire to embrace every aspect of craftsmanship, people were offered the opportunity to make their own paper and use it during their drawing session, creating a fully personalized experience. An event that allowed many discussions to bloom around the themes of art, drawing and creativity. Among those discussions, Mrs. Christine Duvigneau, Director of Drawings Heritage at Hermès, and artist Alice Shirley shared their perspectives. Both expressed their vision of drawing and its impact on daily life and mindset and how drawings come alive on the Carre de Paris scarves.
Mrs.Menehould de Bazelaire, Hermès Artistic Director of Cultural Heritage, took visitors on a journey through the Hermès heritage, unveiling the legacy through treasures from the Émile Hermès Collection. A remarkable collection of works of art, books and diverse objects constituting one of Hermès’ sources of inspiration.

Fragments from the 61st International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia 2026. From Belgium to France to Germany, e...
18/05/2026

Fragments from the 61st International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia 2026. From Belgium to France to Germany, each pavilion unfolds like its own universe - different languages, different tensions, different ways of imagining the future. A journey through atmosphere, identity, memory and experimentation, all suspended within Venice for a brief moment in time. Belgium. France. Germany.
Three countries, three perspectives, one city becoming the center of contemporary art once again.

At the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, ZEGNA reaffirms its enduring dialogue between art, na...
14/05/2026

At the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, ZEGNA reaffirms its enduring dialogue between art, nature, craftsmanship, and territory as Main Sponsor of the Italian Pavilion. Through Con te con tutto by Chiara Camoni, curated by Cecilia Canziani, materials from Oasi Zegna and yarns from Lanificio Ermenegildo Zegna become an integral part of the artistic process itself — transforming landscape and savoir-faire into living matter. A collaboration rooted in over a decade of shared research and cultural exchange, reflecting a vision where creativity, heritage, and contemporary expression evolve together over time.

At the 61st edition of La Biennale di Venezia, Bvlgari reaffirms its commitment to contemporary art through a series of ...
13/05/2026

At the 61st edition of La Biennale di Venezia, Bvlgari reaffirms its commitment to contemporary art through a series of site-specific installations exploring memory, materiality, and cultural dialogue in Venice. We are pleased to feature works by Monia Ben Hamouda , Lotus Kang and Lara Favaretto - -Space.

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine.“The grass isn’t greener on the other side-that’s w...
13/05/2026

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine.
“The grass isn’t greener on the other side-that’s wrong. It often is greener. You just have to find where you belong.”

Photography: Linda Rosa Saal
Talent: Susanne Wuest /
Stylist: Soo-Hi Song
Hair and Make-up: Michael Mayer .mua
Styling Assistant: Lea Isabell Uhle
Production: Anna Falcó ZOO Magazine /
Creative Direction: José Klap ZOO Magazine /

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine. “I really knew that I had to train and practice ev...
07/05/2026

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine.
“I really knew that I had to train and practice every day if I wanted to make my dreams a reality. And all the time I invested didn’t feel like a sacrifice but a trade-off.”

Photography: Linda Rosa Saal
Talent: Susanne Wuest /
Stylist: Soo-Hi Song
Hair and Make-up: Michael Mayer .mua
Styling Assistant: Lea Isabell Uhle
Production: Anna Falcó Magazine /
Creative Direction: José Klap Magazine /

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine. She operates within the tension between the famili...
07/05/2026

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Susanne Wuest exclusively for ZOO Magazine.
She operates within the tension between the familiar and the unsettling. From Goodnight Mommy to international productions, her performances are marked by psychological precision and an ability to sustain ambiguity. She does not resolve characters, she extends them. In ZOO, Wuest reflects on atmosphere,control, and the power of restraint in shaping cinematic presence.

Credits:
Photography: Linda Rosa Saal
Talent: Susanne Wuest /
Stylist: Soo-Hi Song
Hair and Make-up: Michael Mayer .mua
Styling Assistant: Lea Isabell Uhle
Production: Anna Falcó Magazine /
Creative Direction: José Klap Magazine /

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Missy Rayder exclusively for ZOO Magazine. She expands the notion of authorship within fashion...
06/05/2026

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90: Missy Rayder exclusively for ZOO Magazine.
She expands the notion of authorship within fashion. From defining moments as a high-fashion muse to her work as a writer and Creative Director of Penumbra Obscura, she approaches image-making as both an intellectual and
critical practice. Moving between disciplines, her trajectory resists fixed definitions, positioning fashion within a wider cultural and conceptual discourse. A multi-hyphenate by nature, Rayder maintains a deliberate distance from the industry’s noise, shaping a language that is both precise and self-determined. In ZOO, she reflects on independence, authorship, and the construction of meaning beyond visibility.

Credits:
Photography: Roger Rich
Talent: Missy Rayder
Stylist: Oliver Volquardsen
Hair: Kei Takano
Make-up: Irina Cajvaneanu using
Photography Assistant: Jeff Lee
Styling Assistant: Elsa Deeson
Production: Anna Falcó @ ZOO Magazine
Creative Direction: José Klap @ ZOO Magazine
Post Production: David Davies
Special thanks to Karen Diamond

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90:Missy Rayder exclusively for ZOO Magazine.90 issues in, and we are still finding new ways to be...
06/05/2026

ZOO ANNIVERSARY ISSUE 90:
Missy Rayder exclusively for ZOO Magazine.
90 issues in, and we are still finding new ways to be surprised. Missy Rayder tears through every frame with the kind of effortless intensity that no camera can fully contain — so we let the images speak for themselves. All of them.

Credits:
Photography: Roger Rich
Talent: Missy Rayder
Stylist: Oliver Volquardsen
Hair: Kei Takano
Make-up: Irina Cajvaneanu using
Photography Assistant: Jeff Lee
Styling Assistant: Elsa Deeson
Production: Anna Falcó @ ZOO Magazine
Creative Direction: José Klap @ ZOO Magazine
Post Production: David Davies
Special thanks to Karen Diamond

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