This season, McDowell steps back from theatrics to offer a collection where every piece conveys a sense of fluidity and quiet, understated drama.
There was a time when the ultimate style flex was a walk-in closet overflowing with shoes, clothes and bags. In 2026, that equation has flipped.
Titled “The Gilded Age,” Alice + Olivia's Fall 2026 collection has no trace of quiet luxury. It's all about grandeur, legacy, and drama that is intentional.
The Carolina Herrera woman is not static. She’s in motion. She’s thinking, collecting, curating, leading. She’s a New Yorker.
Veronica Leoni described the season as “hedonistic elegance.”
The influential designer crafted a collection firmly rooted in reality, with a strong sense of depth and soul.
Feathers, corsets, oversized bows, and sculpted silhouettes filled the room.
New creative directors Jack McCollough, founders of Proenza Schouler, are shaping a new visual direction for the Spanish brand.
Stuart Vevers crafted a collection that celebrates the simple joy of dressing up without leaning too ornate or too restrained.
The show was staged across two floors of New York’s famed Metropolitan Opera House, which provided a dramatic backdrop for a collection Kors describes as “a symphony of style.”
Burberry's Valentine short film portrays spontaneous, unscripted gestures of affection.
It’s as if Jacobs is wiping the slate clean, prioritizing nostalgia, simplicity, and wearability over opulent dressing.
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