Across three cities over nearly three weeks—London, Milan, and Paris—designers unveiled their Spring/Summer 2026 collections. These cities remain the epicenters of fashion, where creativity is both celebrated and redefined. From H&M’s striking London takeover to Giorgio Armani’s final Milan show, and concluding in Paris with craft-driven houses, debut collections, and standout presentations, the season highlighted fashion’s dual pulse of innovation and homage. The European run proved that designers are unafraid to take risks. As Paris continues, the energy suggests a surge of creative momentum.

From September 11 to 16, New York buzzed with its familiar rhythm: taxis rushing past street photographers, editors sprinting between downtown warehouses and uptown rooftops, and a front row where legacy met the next wave. Expectations ran high, especially with Michael Kors opening the week, anchoring the calendar with his timeless American vision. But this season's New York Fashion Week wasn't just about nostalgia or star power but about storytelling. What were the narratives that designers, celebrities, and even street style rebels carved into the cityscape?

Copenhagen has mastered the art of the quiet statement. There are no blaring theatrics, no unnecessary excess, just an assured voice that carries further each season. From 4 to 8 August 2025, the Danish capital once again proved why it has become one of fashion’s most closely watched cities, staging 44 shows and presentations that gracefully moved between heritage and freshness, concept and wearability.

When art and fashion come together, they create a gallery of living artworks you can admire for hours. At Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week, that's the goal. Many see Haute Couture Week as when fashion takes bold risks and steals the spotlight with over-the-top flair. This year, the spotlight was on fashion houses Balenciaga (Demna's latest collection) and Maison Margiela (Glenn Martens' first collection). Setting the tone for the event: innovation and experimentation.