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@matthieu_blazy ‘s @chanelofficial has been garnering praise from consumers and the industry alike. One of the hardest pieces to find in stores is also one that stylists across the globe have gravitated towards: Look 01 SS26.
We rounded up some of its best placements, across men and women.
Discover the full collection on Sève at the link in bio.
@glennmartens ‘ @maisonmargiela is defined by bold silhouettes and complex materiality that challenge the wearer. Stylists have taken on the challenge, embracing his craft while letting their clients shine through.
It’s a tough act with a beautiful payoff and we can’t wait to see who will pull from his latest collection shown in Shanghai! Discover the full collection on Sève. Link in bo.
Two seasons in, and Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez SS26 debut for @loewe is landing in countless editorials. One piece keeps resurfacing: the structured leather jacket.
See how stylists have made the look their own.
NYFW saw Victorian codes seeping into a number of runway looks, just in time for Emerald Fennell’s polarizing "Wuthering Heights" premiere.
It’s hard not to see the ripple effect of @jonathan.anderson , whose recent work at @dior has consistently reintroduced historical silhouette, corsetry, and sculpted proportion into modern dressing.
Here are some of the references we picked up on that had us humming Kate Bush and daydreaming of the Yorkshire moors…
