Mood board: In his first outing at the house of Nina Ricci, Guillaume Henry held onto a few precious house codes like sheer black or white lace, but pulled the collection out of its primness and into a sportier, separates-dressing approach where cable sweaters and mannish overcoats mingled with the brand's traditional cocktail fare.
Best in show: His sequin numbers - either in two piece T-shirts and matching pencil skirts or long sleeve dresses - showed how sporty ease and sophistication can make a happy marriage.
Finishing touches: The accessories rooted the models in pure lady territory: tiny kitten heeled suede shoes, hard round edged handbags and wristlets that dangled with a shower of gold fringe.
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Glenn Martens is headed to Maison Margiela as the house’s new creative directorThe former Y/Project designer and current Diesel creative director will replace John Galliano, who exited the Maison Margiela in late 2024
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Glamping on the Greek riviera: an alternative resort rooted in luxuryWe check in at the 91 Athens Riviera; an alternative seaside glamping resort in the Greek capital that is all about relaxed luxury
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Inspired by Robert Mapplethorpe, Saint Laurent’s surprise menswear show captured ‘a menacing, seductive elegance’Staged at Paris’ Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Anthony Vaccarello mashed up Rive Gauche elegance with Robert Mapplethorpe-inspired kink for his A/W 2025 Saint Laurent menswear collection
