CELINE Summer 2027 at Paris Fashion Week: Michael Rider and the emotional side of fashionCELINE Summer 2027 at Paris Fashion Week explores emotional dressing through Michael Rider’s elegant tailoring, bold colour and expressive details. FASHION & BEAUTYNEW ON ADVERSUS.COMFerragamo Spring-Summer 2026: the roaring twenties reimagined with freedom and finesseDrawing inspiration from the eclecticism of an era that marked the birth of the maison, Maximilian Davis revives the rebellious spirit and liberated elegance of the Roaring Twenties, with a focus on the exotic influences of the “Africana” movement from the jazz age.Valentino Spring Summer 2027. The clothes we may never wearIsabel Marant Summer 2027: lightness with a confident edgeDolce&Gabbana Spring/Summer 2027: Stravaganza SicilianaFENDI Spring/Summer 2027: Maria Grazia Chiuri lets the body speakMORE ON ADVERSUSMcQueen Spring Summer 2027: angels in the darkJunya Watanabe MAN Spring/Summer 2027: when bling meets tailoringFENDI Couture autumn/winter 2026–2027Paul Smith Spring/Summer 2027: Suits in unsuitable situationsNEW TRENDSCeline Spring 2026Celine has always existed at the intersection of tradition and trend – but under Michael Rider’s direction, the Spring 2026 collection doesn’t merely walk that lineDolce&Gabbana Men’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027: The Portrait of ManIn a global fashion landscape increasingly flattened by uniformity, Dolce&Gabbana turns inward – and higher – with The Portrait of Man, the men’s fall/winter 2026–2027 collectionGivenchy by Sarah Burton Women’s Ready-To-Wear Spring-Summer 2026 CollectionGivenchy unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 ready-to-wear lineup on October 3, 2025, during Paris Fashion Week. In her second collection for the house, Sarah Burton refined the modern Givenchy silhouetteDsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026–2027: Riding the Edge, Full ThrottleComing to the edge, running on water. With its Fall/Winter 2026–2027 show, Dsquared2 signals a decisive new era—one rooted in its origins yet charged with forward momentum. Emerging from fog