Beauty

David Koma has swapped one airborne muse for another—after a Supergirl-inspired, comic book-colored pre-fall collection, fall 2026 began with the image of a swan cutting across a brutalist cityscape, feathered wings silhouetted against exposed gray concrete that Koma saw on a walk through London’s Hyde Park. It’s these juxtapositions that inform Koma’s design dichotomy for the woman he...

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Christian Wijnants has always drawn strength from restraint. For fall, he looked to Japanese karesansui, or landscaped Zen gardens, translating their raked lines and sense of stillness into considered, sculptural silhouettes. “Sometimes when I’m trying to fall asleep, I imagine what can quiet my mind and I come back to Zen thinking and the memory of visiting gardens...

Even—and especially—when the world looks grim, Mira Mikati has a knack for brightening a day. An optimist by nature, she draws her creative energy from a sense of playfulness, splashing her various loves—colorful characters, upbeat messages, flowers, butterflies and the like—in embroidery across a wardrobe.For fall, the designer took a cue from Richard Scarry, whose illustrated storybooks are...

The uniform is a concept that gets talked about a lot; at Nanushka, it manifests in structured outerwear with cheek-grazing collars, impeccably draped dresses, sculptural tailoring and waists softly cinched. For fall 2026, designer Sandra Sandor unspooled all of that, casting Nanushka signatures in a delicate, dappled new light.Sandor started with preppy wardrobe elements—regatta-ready blazers, evening shirts, Argyle...

A couple years back, Magda Butrym marked her 10th anniversary with a campaign called “Decade of the Rose,” featuring her supermodel compatriot Malgosia Bela.On Sunday, Bela was back to open Butrym’s show, the most fully-fledged PFW presentation she has staged to date. Backstage, the designer said she approached this collection—entitled Zima, the Polish word for winter—“like a big...

Jerry Lorenzo is not a fan of the classic button-up shirt. “Distracting” is how he describes them. Through the Dieter Rams-inspired restraint he has been tracing in his work for Fear of God, Lorenzo is on a never ending journey of distillation, paring back as much as possible.He titled this latest collection—Fear of God’s tenth full one—“Eternal Order”...

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In a lounge beneath the Metropolitan Opera, the towering Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen is the picture of calm.“My husband jokes I am like a pressure cooker,” she says with a laugh, sitting pin-straight on a sofa. (Standing, she’s an astonishing six-foot-two.) “I tend to save up emotions, positive or negative. But it can explode!”Explosive is certainly one way...