Whitewall Magazine

10/04/2025

In his Dior debut, Jonathan Anderson proves that power doesn’t always roar; sometimes, it whispers through precision, restraint, and the courage to hold back.

09/30/2025

Milan SS26 —

A season of resets, risk, and real emotion

Milan SS26 wasn’t about collections, it was about resets. New creative directors rewrote house DNA. Independents turned spectacle into statement. And the city said goodbye to a legend in real time.

This wasn’t fashion week. It was a declaration:
Imagination over inertia.
Expression over convention.
Milan over everything.

09/30/2025

YSL show moments.

Paris after dark, reimagined.

For Spring/Summer 2026, Anthony Vaccarello pays tribute to cruising, leather, and unapologetic femininity. Inspired by Mapplethorpe and the house’s iconic codes, the Saint Laurent woman asserts her freedom, at once subversive, romantic, and unmistakably YSL.

09/29/2025

Milan’s modern pulse meets the untamed spirit of Pantelleria in Giorgio Armani’s Spring/Summer 2026, the final collection he personally envisioned.

A tribute to his timeless elegance: fluid silhouettes, earth-and-sea tones, and muses who embody his idea of the Armani woman.
A closing chapter. A new horizon.

09/29/2025

Hand-blown Murano glass, carved as if from stone.

For Bottega Veneta’s Summer 2026 show, 6:AM crafts monumental cubes that merge Veneto heritage, architectural weight, and the fluidity of glass, where design poetry meets structural precision.

09/27/2025

THE BRAND THAT SOLD ITSELF.

For Spring/Summer 2026, SUNNEI turned the runway into a surreal auction floor with Christie’s—where nothing was truly for sale, yet everything seemed up for grabs. From a colossal SUNNEI logo to the founders themselves, each “lot” blurred the line between art, fashion, and performance.

Hours later, Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo announced their exit, turning the spectacle into an unexpected farewell.

09/27/2025

THE BRAND THAT SOLD ITSELF.

For Spring/Summer 2026, turned the runway into a surreal auction floor with ’s, where nothing was truly for sale, yet everything seemed up for grabs. From a colossal SUNNEI logo to the founders themselves, each “lot” blurred the line between art, fashion, and performance. Hours later, and announced their exit, turning the spectacle into an unexpected farewell.

09/27/2025

09/26/2025

From Montego Bay to New York’s Jewelry District, self-taught designer Mateo Harris has built both a jewelry house and an art collection defined by clarity and meaning. From Shikeith’s intimate “Not Quite Like the Boys” to Soji Adesina’s transformative “Blue Vitiligo”, each acquisition reflects a dialogue on identity, beauty, and representation.

As Harris explores Houston’s dynamic art scene, from Untitled Art to the Menil and MFAH, his vision remains the same: collect with instinct, and let the art speak.

Read more at whitewall.art

09/25/2025

Fall Issue Cover Reveal

For Alexandre Mattiussi, founder of Ami Paris, fashion is about more than clothes, it’s about community, movement, and authenticity. From his early love of ballet to staging shows in the heart of Paris, he continues to craft what he calls “friendly luxury”, approachable, human, and deeply Parisian.

In our new Fall Issue, Mattiussi opens up about designing collections as chapters, the influence of music and performance, and why comfort and connection define true style.

Discover the full interview now.

Cover et Alexandre Ami Photos by

09/25/2025

Gucci roars into a new era with The Tiger, a cinematic debut for Demna’s first collection, La Famiglia.

From on-screen family drama to runway-ready silhouettes, the house redefines its legendary “Gucciness,” blending storytelling and style for a bold global premiere.

09/25/2025

Fall Issue Cover Reveal

For Alexandre Mattiussi, founder of Ami Paris, fashion is about more than clothes, it’s about community, movement, and authenticity. From his early love of ballet to staging shows in the heart of Paris, he continues to craft what he calls “friendly luxury”, approachable, human, and deeply Parisian.

In our new Fall Issue, Mattiussi opens up about designing collections as chapters, the influence of music and performance, and why comfort and connection define true style. Discover the full interview now.

Cover et Alexandre Ami Photos by