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Fashion Hong Kong brought thrills and chills to London Fashion Week
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) gave London Fashion Week a glimpse into the region’s multifaceted creative force, with four designers showcasing why more eyes should be in Hong Kong.
Everything you need to know about Milan Fashion Week AW26
As Wonderland’s editors descend on the Milanese capital, they keep tabs on this rolling round-up of the shows, presentations and collections you won’t want to miss from AW26.
The Art and Soul of Gorillaz
25 years after their self-titled debut album spawned a digital revolution, the world’s best virtual band Gorillaz sit atop The Mountain on their ninth studio album. Inspired by their revolutionary trip to India in the wake of both their fathers passing, the record shows that, although Jamie Hewlett and Damon Albarn may be at the peak of their powers, they ain’t done climbing yet.
Giles Tettey Nartey Is Building From The Ground Up
In stepping away from the scale of buildings and laser-focusing on the intricacy of footwear, Giles Tettey Nartey finds new ground – quite literally – and this time, with Dover Street Market Paris.
London Fashion Week AW26: new talents and really good coats
From KNWLS’ pop-up and Jawara Alleyne’s reflections on lost nightlife to Erdem's 20th anniversary and Burberry’s city-ready trench coats, London Fashion Week AW26 was a season of personal narratives, sharp tailoring, and clothes made for real life, and after dark.
Tea time and tee time are always better with friends
From Regency romance to the rituals and eccentricities of the golf course, Chopova Lowena’s AW26 presentation at London Fashion Week was a joyous mix of butterfies, cats, corsetry, argyle and, most importantly, camaraderie.
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This Week’s Fashion Mash Up
In New York, Rachel Scott designs for real women
At New York Fashion Week, designers navigated instability and identity with collections that felt personal, and ready to be worn, from Rachel Scott’s runway debut at Proenza Schouler to Eckhaus Latta, and a downtown revival across the city.
At Fashion Houses, who is allowed to hold the reins?
The Year of the Horse is meant to signal independence and freedom, but in fashion, the horse has long symbolised power and privilege. Now, with Grace Wales Bonner at the helm of Hermès menswear, that legacy is being rewritten.
We can’t stop thinking about Lady Gaga’s custom Luar.
From Lady Gaga’s symbolic custom Luar moment at the Super Bowl to Miu Miu’s cinematic celebration in New York, this week in fashion proved that storytelling, identity and spectacle remain at the heart of style.
Anne Sofie Madsen Isn’t Scared of Ghosts
For the brand’s second show on the official Copenhagen Fashion Week calendar under the NewGen umbrella, Anne Sofie Madsen and newly appointed co-creative director Caroline Clante lean into the persistence of a lost future – finding beauty in the macabre as they cement themselves as collaborative masterminds and one of the most compelling names emerging from the Nordics right now.
Marc Jacobs Is in a State of Déjà Vu for AW26
As the unofficial kick-start of NYFW, Marc Jacobs dials down the volume for AW26, allowing memories and internal monologues to ring out loud and clear. He revisits his ’90s heyday while openly crediting his own legacy, and the creatives who left their imprint on it, with characteristic candour.
Lights On: Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu is ready to push beyond her creative horizons. Sitting down with Wonderland, the British-Turkish actress, model, author and television personality talks intuition, creative ambition and cutting through the noise.
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Meet the Fashion East AW26 lineup
Fashion East returns to LFW with an AW26 show featuring Jacek Gleba, Mayhew, and newcomer Traiceline Pratt’s GOYAGOMA, Jonathan Anderson makes his opera debut and Dave stars in the new Wales Bonner campaign.
The era that never was
As Pieter Mulier is announced as Versace’s new chief creative officer, Dario Vitale exits after just one collection, leaving behind a campaign, a letter, and the lingering sense of an era that never had time to unfold.
Wuthering heights son or THE MOMENT daughter?
This week’s film premieres proved fashion is performance, from Margot Robbie’s show-stopping Wuthering Heights gowns to Charli XCX’s playful The Moment looks. But campaigns and collabs from Jil Sander, FENDI, and yes, bridal Birkenstocks reminded us that style moments don’t just happen on the red carpet, they happen everywhere.
On a School Trip with Paolina Russo
From a London studio to Copenhagen Fashion Week, Paolina Russo’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection explores the memories of a first trip, showing how community-led, sustainable design can drive fashion forward.
A week in review: Men’s FW26
From Soshi Otsuki’s playful reworks at Pitti Uomo to Dries Van Noten’s storytelling through knit and tailoring, this season’s menswear shows balanced precision with looseness. Across the fashion capitals, designers explored relaxed silhouettes, technical innovation, and entertainment, redefining what modern menswear looks like.
Chanel is all Smiles in La Pausa
Chanel unveils its first campaign under Matthieu Blazy, Givenchy introduces Sarah Burton’s debut bag, Stella McCartney embraces art-world play with Jeff Koons, and more fashion this week.
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Cou Cou Is Doing Business… and Pleasure
Wondering what the hot girls are wearing in 2026? Chances are, the answer is Cou Cou. From Hailey Bieber to Zoë Kravitz and Addison Rae, the essentials brand has become everyone’s crush. Sitting down with Wonderland, founder Rose Colcord talks about making comfortable sexy again – and why Lexee Smith is the brand’s answer to Valentine’s Day.
Jonathan Anderson’s Dior Is Here for a Good Time
For his sophomore menswear outing at Dior, the Northern Irish designer cranks up the heat and asks, shall we have some fun, guys?
What will be the next it bag?
After a Balenciaga City and Saint Laurent Mombasa resurgence into the zeitgeist, 13 industry insiders predict their successor.
Balenciaga might make you restart your gym membership
Balenciaga turns gyms into runways, Omar Apollo joins the Coach universe, and Apple Martin is the ultimate self-portrait girl: here’s everything you need to know from this week in fashion.
Inside the cocoon’s shell
Wrap yourself up in layers of this season’s best outerwear, coats, jackets and accessories to fight off the bitter cold.
The fashion exhibitions you can’t miss this year
From surrealist couture and 90s counterculture to international muses, photographers and much more, these are the most exciting fashion exhibitions happening this year.
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Bella Hadid returns to Saint Laurent, with the Mombasa bag
Bella Hadid returns to Saint Laurent with the iconic Mombasa bag in hand, Gracie Abrams steps into her new role as Chanel fine jewelry ambassador, Prada and Mugler unveil their SS26 campaign.
Jonathan Anderson wants you to read more
Jonathan Anderson's Dior first collections arrive in London with personalised notebooks, monogrammed bookmarks and the chance to win Dior gifts at the new Dior pop-up in Selfridges.
Which emerging talents should you have on your radar next year?
Meet the young designers and brands about to take over 2026. From students in their dorms to former brand insiders, these are the labels and creators that industry insiders can’t stop talking about, or wearing.
Ben Rucos on becoming a stylist to the stars
Countless sleepless nights and overloaded suitcases later, and Ben Rucos has become an undeniable force in the industry.
130 years of the Louis Vuitton Monogram
In 2026, the Louis Vuitton Monogram celebrates 130 years. From its origins in 1896 to its place in pop culture, on streets and red carpets, the Monogram has been admired by generations, remaining one of the world’s most recognisable prints.
Wonderland’s Guide to Literary Gift-Giving
We know, you know, and they know too – nothing screams last-minute gift-buying quite like an out-of-context book choice. The bad news? If you haven’t finished your Christmas shopping by now, time is very much not on your side. The good news is that books can be one of the best gifts going – if chosen wisely. So consider this your cheat sheet to mastering last-minute gifting this festive season.