Fujio Emura

Maison Margiela and Christian Louboutin have collaborated on their first capsule shoe collection. 

Erdem also showcased sheer painterly overlays, but Steve O Smith’s interpretation was breathtaking in its restrained simplicity.

The collection featured fourteen womenswear and menswear looks, born from dozens of sketches inspired by 1930s and 1950s illustrator-artists. The beauty of the pieces comes from the drape and the shape of the clothing and we particularly like the ghost-like trompe-l'œil effect that hinted at missing elements. Ethereal and weightless, the designs blended nautical influences, erotic undertones, and haute couture craftsmanship, each look embodied a spectral grace.

Steve O Smith

No. 21's collection embraced timeless elegance with a subtle modern twist. 

Erdem’s collection exuded a dreamy, romantic quality with painterly touches and delicate fabrics.

Emelia Wickstead’s collection embraced a retro-modern aesthetic, drawing heavily from 1960s influences.

The runway at Toga was rich with texture. The collection played to duality and blended elements of menswear and womenswear effortlessly.

Best known for her flattering, feminine designs, Roksanda Illincic surprised with this unexpected, left-of-centre collection.

Huishan Zhang's collection for autumn 2025 exuded a playful 1960s charm, echoing Audrey Hepburn’s timeless elegance while incorporating menswear influences.

Edeline Lee embraces understated elegance with off-shoulder silhouettes that exude effortless sophistication.

How utterly sublime. Harris Reed, the visionary who also helms Nina Ricci’s creative direction, unveils an autumn collection that blurs the line between fashion and fantasy.