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24/05/2026

For Cruise 2027, Gucci staged a runway takeover in the heart of New York City’s Times Square, delivering a collection that felt less like a spectacle and more like a meaningful homecoming to the city that hosted the brand's first boutique outside of Italy. Dubbed "Guccicore," Creative Director Demna Gvasalia’s collection serves as a vivid cross-section of diverse New York fashion codes, translating everyday subcultures into luxury pieces.

The runway featured a mix of local archetypes—from sharp pinstriped suits for the corporate elite and heavy shearling coats for midtown regulars, to slouchy denim for skaters and immaculate evening gowns for socialites. The focus lay in elevating these familiar street silhouettes through fine craftsmanship, utilizing croc-scale sequins, beaded fringe, and feather embroidery, while also playing with heritage by structurally transforming the house's iconic 1950s Web stripe into a minimalist bandeau top. Ultimately, "Guccicore" marks a unifying climax for Demna, weaving together his past collections into a permanent, pragmatic wardrobe that demonstrates how contemporary fashion is rooted in how people actually dress.

Photo ©️ Gucci

15/05/2026

The long-rumored collaboration between Audemars Piguet and Swatch has finally been revealed, but not in the way many expected. Instead of a traditional wristwatch, the two brands introduced the Royal Pop, a playful lineup of vibrant pocket watches.

The collection features eight bold bioceramic pieces that draw inspiration from the iconic Gérald Genta-designed Ref. 5692 pocket watch released in the early 1980s. Powered by an updated version of Swatch’s Sistem51 movement, each design comes with interchangeable straps and cases for added versatility. While the launch has sparked mixed reactions among watch enthusiasts, anticipation remains high, with reports of long queues forming outside stores ahead of its May 16 debut.

Photo/Video ©️ Swatch

14/05/2026

Hollywood glamour meets French couture. For Dior Cruise 2027, Jonathan Anderson transforms Los Angeles into a cinematic runway filled with old-Hollywood references, effortless silhouettes, and statement accessories that blur the line between fashion and film. From chain-stitched denim to iconic Dior classics reimagined, this collection feels like a love letter to American glamour through a distinctly Dior lens.

Photos ©️ Dior

14/05/2026

Matcha had its moment. Now, ube is changing the color and culture of café trends worldwide. Beyond the purple lattes and pastries lies a deeper story about identity, authenticity, and the Filipino roots shaping today’s food scene.

Swipe right to read the full article to see why the ube wave feels bigger than just another trend.

Photo ©️ Eva Bronzini, McHail Hernandez, Andy Zapata Jr, Jade Leaf, Article by VISAGE TEAM

12/05/2026

Outfit repeating isn't a fashion faux pas. It’s a flex.

The "haul" was about filling a void; the new mindset is about filling a need. If you’re choosing stitching and fabric over "add to cart" dopamine hits, you’re already ahead of the trend.

Remember: You don’t need more. You just need better.

Photograph by Rio Kuncoro, Article by VISAGE TEAM

12/05/2026

From the archives to the global stage: joins forces with to deconstruct and reconfigure the brand’s DNA.

Expect a masterclass in proportion and genderless silhouettes as the industry’s most storied romantic brings his singular lens to a new, accessible context

Photo: Photographer & Art Director, Szilveszter Makó, Written by

12/05/2026

The LOEWE Amazona 180 isn't about making a loud statement; it’s about a return to pieces that feel like they’ve always belonged in your wardrobe. It’s the 1975 original reimagined with a slouchier, more relaxed energy that actually moves with you.

We’re seeing a real shift away from the culture of "more" and toward the beauty of curation. Whether it’s zipped up or left intentionally open, this bag feels like the anchor for a permanent uniform.

Photo©️ LOEWE, Written by