This is Issue 24.

BALENCIAGA - PIERPAOLO PICCIOLI

Pierpaolo Piccioli officially began a new chapter at Balenciaga with one of the most anticipated couture debuts in recent years. Rather than attempting to replicate the house’s past, Piccioli introduced a softer and more emotional interpretation of Balenciaga’s architectural heritage. Sculptural silhouettes, exceptional craftsmanship and refined elegance defined a collection that balanced innovation with tradition. The presentation demonstrated a deep respect for Cristóbal Balenciaga’s legacy while establishing a distinct creative direction for the future. Widely praised by critics and editors, the debut became one of the defining moments of Paris Haute Couture Week and confirmed Piccioli as one of the industry’s most influential creative leaders.

SCHIAPARELLI - DANIEL ROSEBERRY

Daniel Roseberry once again pushed the boundaries of haute couture with a collection that blurred the line between fashion, sculpture and contemporary art. Combining extraordinary craftsmanship with surreal silhouettes and unexpected materials, the presentation explored themes of illusion, fantasy and transformation. Every garment demonstrated the technical precision that has become synonymous with Schiaparelli under Roseberry’s direction while continuing to challenge conventional ideas of couture. The show was widely regarded as one of the week’s creative highlights, reinforcing Schiaparelli’s position as one of the most innovative houses in modern fashion.

MAISON MARGIELA - GLENN MARTENS

Maison Margiela entered a new era as Glenn Martens presented his first Artisanal collection for the house. Known for his experimental approach to construction and deconstruction, Martens delivered a collection that respected Margiela’s revolutionary legacy while introducing his own contemporary perspective. Dramatic silhouettes, intricate craftsmanship and innovative garment construction defined the presentation, creating one of the most discussed collections of the season. The debut successfully balanced heritage with evolution, offering a confident vision for the future of one of fashion’s most influential maisons.

ROBERT WUN

Robert Wun continued his remarkable rise with a couture collection that combined technical excellence with cinematic storytelling. Every look was conceived as part of a larger narrative, transforming the runway into an emotional journey rather than a traditional fashion presentation. Sculptural silhouettes, exceptional craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail highlighted the designer’s ability to merge fantasy with precision. As couture continues to embrace new creative voices, Wun’s presentation stood out as one of the week’s most original and visually compelling collections. The show further established him as one of the most exciting talents shaping the future of haute couture.

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