Join Denisa Palsha, Coco Rocha, Vera Wang, Georgina Chapman, and more at the Red Carpet of the DKMS Gala 2025! Held at the iconic Cipriani Wall Street in New York City on October 23, 2025, the 19th Annual DKMS Gala, known as "A Night of Hope," united luminaries from fashion, entertainment, and philanthropy to raise critical funds for DKMS, an international non-profit devoted to combating blood cancer. Stars like Coco Rocha, Vera Wang, Christian Siriano, Georgina Chapman, Ellen Von Unwerth, Jay Manuel, and Denisa Palsha graced the event, amplifying awareness and support for donor matching and treatment access, especially in underserved regions. Backstage, the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation and camaraderie as attendees shared stories of hope while stylists perfected gala looks, creating a vibrant prelude to the evening’s impactful mission.

Ignite your wardrobe with the sharp edge of Iceberg's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where British rebellion meets Italian polish! Iceberg's S/S 26 show burst onto Milan Fashion Week's opening day at Via Stendhal in Milan, Italy, setting a playful, irreverent tone for the season under the bold vision of Creative Director James Long. James Long's inspiration for the collection stemmed from a vibrant Milanese take on Britpop, fusing the raw, youthful energy of British indie rock with the refined, sporty sophistication of Italian urban life. "It’s the sportswear attitude that’s in the Iceberg DNA, and it’s also my design background too," Long explained. "That’s the mood of the season: the Italian sportswear state-of-mind mixed with an English point-of-view. It’s sharp, it’s playful, it’s totally Iceberg." Vivid knitwear, linen trenches, and oversized sunglasses stamped with the Iceberg "I" bridge the casual rebellion of Britpop with Milan's bourgeois codes, creating pieces primed for endless nights out and Instagram-ready mornings after.

Surrender to the fluid allure of Genny's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where feminine forms bloom like wild orchids! Genny's S/S 26 show unfolded at the elegant Teatro Franco Parenti in Milan, Italy, under the creative helm of Sara Cavazza Facchini. Titled "Unpredictable Curves", the presentation wove a narrative of sensual liberation, transforming the runway into a luminous gallery where light refracted through delicate petals, echoing the brand's orchid emblem and inviting viewers to trace the unpredictable lines of the female silhouette. Cavazza Facchini's inspiration bloomed from the Phalaenopsis orchid, Genny's enduring house symbol, viewed against the light to reveal its veiled, luminous veins—a revelation deepened by British artist Marc Quinn's ethereal orchid sculptures, showcased live on the runway as glowing sentinels. "The orchid's petals, with their soft, sinuous curves, mirror the multifaceted beauty of women—delicate yet resilient, hidden yet radiant," Sara Cavazza explained. Sea-inspired waves cascade into edges, collars, and cuffs on sophisticated green gauze shirts; hems of organza dresses and playful harem pants ripple like ocean swells around the ankle; and a singular, all-over floral print intertwines orchids with the iconic blockchain motif across dresses and the reimagined Genny Bag, embroidered in blooming profusion.

Embark on a gamified quest through Milan's streets with Diesel's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where raw denim dreams collide with playful chaos! Diesel's S/S 26 presentation kicked off Milan Fashion Week with explosive innovation, scattering 55 looks across 18 hidden locations—from historic churches and bustling bars to underground clubs—in a citywide "Easter egg hunt" that redefined the runway experience. The presentation at Via Stendhal transformed public spaces into interactive playgrounds, with models encased in giant, transparent eggs, each QR code unlocking a discovery of rebellious style that invited everyone to participate in the brand's democratic vision. Renzo Rosso reinterprets his commitment to denim as a symbol of youthful rebellion, and cultural disruption permeates every thread. Rosso's ethos of "crazy things" and performance-driven events fueled playful yet provocative narrative, drawing from the addictive thrill of apps like Pokemon Go to create a "treasure hunt" that mirrors life's unexpected discoveries. "Denim isn't just fabric; it's a game of reinvention," Rosso has often championed, inspiring pieces like distressed jackets with exposed zippers, trompe-l’œil knit jumpsuits, shredded chiffon dresses, and metallic-toed mules that tangle like riddles—blending anatomy-inspired jewelry with track-soled loafers for a raw, reborn aesthetic that challenges conventions and celebrates creative chaos.

Explore the soul of Sardinia with Antonio Marras’ Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where myth and memory intertwine to create a tapestry of wearable art! Antonio Marras transformed Milan Fashion Week’s S/S 26 stage into a vibrant ode to his Sardinian roots, presenting his latest collection at the historic Palazzo Clerici in Milan, Italy. Marras drew inspiration from the Sardinian matriarchal traditions and the island’s ancient weaving techniques, particularly the intricate tapestries of Samugheo, a village known for its textile artistry. The collection features hand-embroidered dresses adorned with floral motifs, patchwork jackets blending linen and silk, and flowing skirts with geometric patterns that echo Sardinian rugs. Bold colors—ochre, indigo, and coral—mingle with metallic accents, while oversized shawls and structured corsets evoke a dialogue between past and future. Marras also collaborated with local Sardinian artisans, incorporating sustainable wool and organic cotton, reinforcing his commitment to cultural preservation and eco-conscious design.

Enrich your summer fantasies with Miss Bikini's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, a bold call to embrace your inner adventurer! Under the creative guidance of Alessandra Piacentini, co-designer alongside her sister Francesca, the presentation — aptly dubbed "Horizons of Protagonist" — transformed the runway into a journey of self-empowerment, where beachwear meets high-fashion rebellion, celebrating women who stride confidently toward uncharted horizons. Alessandra Piacentini's inspiration for the collection sprang from the raw, empowering essence of Sardinian heritage and the boundless freedom of the sea. Drawing from Sardinia's rugged coasts and multicultural tribal vibes, the lineup fuses ethnic accents with luxurious craftsmanship: vibrant printed bikinis in viscose crepon and lightweight muslin. These versatile caftans double as urban kimonos, and harem pants with playful tassels evoking ocean swells. Bold motifs—floral explosions intertwined with the house's signature chains — adorn one-piece swimsuits and flowing maxi dresses, while sustainable fabrics like organic cotton and recycled threads honor artisanal traditions, blending elegance with an unapologetic, rebellious spirit for the modern woman who defies convention on sand or sidewalk.

Step into the poetic world of Anteprima's Spring/Summer 2026 collection, where fashion whispers the secrets of impermanence, and discover how Izumi Ogino transforms transient moments into timeless elegance at Milan Fashion Week! Creative Director Izumi Ogino, the trailblazing Japanese designer who made history as the first Japanese woman to present at Milan in 1998, shares her inspiration behind the collection. At the heart of the collection, titled "Echoes of Transience", lies Ogino’s profound inspiration from Japanese contemporary sculptor Takahiro Iwasaki, hailing from Hiroshima, whose intricate installations meditate on impermanence—delicate structures built from everyday materials that evoke the beauty of the overlooked and ephemeral. "Iwasaki’s art taught me to see elegance in imperfection and grace in the overlooked," Ogino reflects. This philosophy permeates the lineup: trompe-loeil coats mimic fragile scaffolds, breathable mesh knits printed with Iwasaki’s motifs flutter like industrial nets caught in a breeze, and unisex trench bermudas in cotton reinterpret short trenches with layered transparency, harmonizing structure and fluidity. Flowing polo shirts, knit skirts, and reimagined outerwear in soft pastels and neutrals invite wearers to embrace the poetry of the everyday, turning fashion into a canvas for personal narrative.

Experience the mesmerizing Georges Chakra Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection, unveiled at Paris Couture Week! Held at the historic Palais de Chaillot, the show drew inspiration from 1940s film noir, blending quiet intensity with timeless glamour. Chakra’s designs featured sculpted waists, sweeping volumes, and geometric corsetry, crafted in luxurious fabrics like fluid silks, structured mikado, and delicate lace. A refined palette of midnight blue, silver, rose, chartreuse, and noir created a cinematic interplay of light and shadow. Standout pieces, such as a glistening black gown with sequined wave patterns and an oxblood velvet dress featuring fuchsia tulle, balanced restraint with bold sophistication. This collection redefined elegance as quiet power, inviting viewers to savor the beauty in subtlety and emotion.