Men’s Wear That Speaks: Chelsea Grays’ Journey of Rebirth
Words: Amaya Capel Article Edits: Laura Casella Photo: Courtesy of Chelsea Grays via WWD At New York Men's Day during New York Fashion Week, Chelsea Grays unveiled her Fall/Winter 2026 collection titled “Drowning.” The collection unfolded in chapters, each one revealing a different side of modern masculinity. Grays shared that, for her, the collection was about a journey of overcoming, “like a rebirth” — something rooted in growth and renewal. Ph
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When Heritage Met Fashion: Private Policy Gives a Night to Remember
Imagine walking into Webster Hall and suddenly it’s a full-on cultural fashion moment. Haoran Li launched his Fall 2026 show by Private Policy with just the vibe. Words: Fatema Barwahwala Article Edits: Laura Casella Photo: Courtesy of Nowfashion / Private Policy FW26 Private Policy basically threw a Lunar New Year party disguised as a runway show. The guests were welcomed with boxes of Chinese food. Dinner and fashion? Simply iconic. The whole thing wa
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Love Is Everywhere, Love is Pipenco
Words: Nery Gomez Article Edits: Laura Casella Photo: Launchmetrics Spotlight Closing New York Fashion Week, Pipenco decided to pay tribute to love by representing every expression of it. Photo: Launchmetrics Spotlight Opening with red balloon-style micro shorts styled with a cream-colored cropped jacket, the collection transports us to our memories full of the innocent, whimsical and euphoric feeling of love. Photo: Launchmetrics Spotlight Going for
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Carolina Herrera Fall/Winter 2026: A Study in Cultural Femininity
At New York Fashion Week, Carolina Herrera’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection under creative director Wes Gordon centered on women who shape culture. Words: Amaya Capel Article Edits: Laura Casella Photo: @ellenfedors_ via Instagram/ @carolinaherrera Rather than including a singular muse, Gordon drew his inspiration from a myriad of artists that included muses, gallerists and cultural figures whose practices explore color, movement, imagination and identity
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