In Anonymity, the new campaign for Maison Margiela’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection, Hall finds herself opposite a masked double who looks suspiciously like the person she is supposed to be. The campaign is directed and photographed by Thibaut Grevet and plays like the trailer for a thriller that never actually gets released. Which is, honestly, a very Margiela thing to do.
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Pucci Fall 2026 Is Ready to Stay Out Until Sunrise
For its latest campaign, Il Palio, the Italian house takes inspiration from one of Siena's oldest traditions, the Palio horse race, and gives it a considerably more chaotic destination: the dance floor. Under creative director Camille Miceli, the history of Siena's contrade, with their flags, symbols, horses, and elaborate heraldry, gets stripped of anything remotely museum-like and sent directly into the nightlife.
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Grindr Agrees to £26 Million Settlement Over UK Privacy Claims
Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a UK lawsuit brought on behalf of roughly 12,000 users, who alleged that the dating app improperly disclosed highly sensitive personal information to third parties, including information concerning users’ HIV status.
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Fear of God Looks Toward the Horizon for their latest Campaign
There are clothes designed for a Saturday afternoon, and then there are clothes that seem prepared for someone to wander thoughtfully across a field while reconsidering the entire trajectory of his life. Fear of God has always had a foot in both camps.
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Elie Saab and H&M Want You to Dress Like the Paparazzi Are Waiting
There are clothes you put on because you have somewhere to be, and then there are clothes that make you wonder if you should have somewhere to be. Preferably somewhere with a step-and-repeat, a suspiciously expensive cocktail, and at least three photographers yelling your name.
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Tom Ford Fall 2026 Puts the Focus on Tailoring
Under creative director Haider Ackermann, the new campaign takes a more severe approach to the Tom Ford image. There is little in the way of scenery or decoration. Instead, photographer Stuart Winecoff places the models against a stark white background, using hard lighting that makes every detail of the clothes feel deliberate.
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Telfar Baby Bag Charm Gets a New Styling Moment on Jeans and Belt Loops
The $78 charm launched online July 17 in 11 colors. Made from vegan leather, it measures about four by three inches and has a zipper, two card slots, and a carabiner strap. The carabiner is really the point here. Instead of treating it like a tiny handbag, Telfar is styling it more like a piece of hardware you can hang wherever you want.
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Fendi Fall 2026 Campaign Marks a New Era
Fendi’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign introduces a new creative direction for the house as Maria Grazia Chiuri makes her debut at Fendi. Rather than relying on spectacle, the campaign creates a mood of intimacy, tension, and quiet desire, using tailoring and contrasting textures to establish Chiuri’s vision.
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Louis Vuitton High Summer 2026 Takes a Fresh Spin on Riviera Dressing
For Louis Vuitton’s High Summer 2026 campaign, the French Riviera becomes less of a destination and more of a state of mind. The collection moves effortlessly between sporting clubs, coastal escapes, and lazy afternoons in the sun, bringing together the polished codes of luxury with the relaxed attitude of vacation dressing
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Kavinsky, the Neon Ghost of French Electronic Music, Dies at 50
French electronic music has lost one of its most distinctive and cinematic figures. Kavinsky, the producer and DJ whose eerie synthwave anthem "Nightcall" became synonymous with nocturnal driving, neon-lit streets and the cult mythology of modern French pop culture, has died at the age of 50. Born Vincent Belorgey, Kavinsky was found dead at his home in Paris on July 28, 2026, according to reports published in France on Wednesday. His death came just days before his 51st birthday. French authorities have...
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Your Favorite Pop Star Is Trapped in the Gay Asylum. It Is Time to Let Her Out.
There is a moment in every pop fan's life when they have to confront a deeply uncomfortable possibility: maybe your favorite pop star is not actually as famous as you think she is. I know. Horrifying.
