Stay current with The Cool Hour’s coverage of Fashion Weeks across major fashion capitals – New York, London, Milan, and Paris. Experience the season’s most anticipated runway moments through photography, behind-the-scenes videos, designer spotlights, and fashion reviews.
Julie de Libran Fall 2026 Couture puts formalwear in motion with reflective sequins, swaying fringe, reconstructed shirting and hybrid tailoring tested inside a Paris Pilates studio.
Doublet Spring 2027 turns school uniforms, gym gear, nightlife mishaps and sustainable textiles into one very strange day in Paris.
Tamara Ralph Fall 2026 Couture transforms evening gowns into wearable jewelry with sari-informed draping, corseted silhouettes, gold chains, crystal embroidery and dramatic opera coats.
Stéphane Rolland Fall 2026 Couture brings Dalida back to the Olympia through white gowns, mineral embroidery and the grand scale of a live musical tribute.
Alexis Mabille Fall 2026 Couture made every entrance count twice, hiding sequins, gold lamé, lace and tulle beneath an opening lineup of severe black shapes.
Ronald van der Kemp moved Fall 2026 couture onto the streets of Paris, turning discarded textiles, painted denim, and past RVDK looks into a public experiment.
Vetements Spring 2027 traded red-carpet bait for jeans, striped shirts, reversible coats, and familiar wardrobe staples worn with the label’s usual provocation.
Simone Rocha Men’s Spring 2027 brought lace, broderie anglaise, culottes, pearl beading, tulle, ballet flats, and tender tailoring to Florence.
Dior Summer 2027 men’s show gives Jonathan Anderson’s new Dior character a sharper second act, with loose tuxedos, glitter trousers, scarf styling, sequin polka dots, and bags made from the unexpected.
Jacquemus Spring 2027 brings Corsica, cotton poplin, tank shapes, feathered dresses, taffeta pants, straw hats, and candy-colored flats.
1199 (ONEONE NINENINE) is a Paris-based brand born between Hong Kong, internet culture, and the international underground music scene.
TAAKK Spring Summer 2027 explores flowers, Irving Penn, embroidered structures, gradient fabrics, 4℃ jewelry, and yuhaku belts.
