<div>PRADA SPRING/SUMMER 2026 WOMENSWEAR
Prada responds to cultural overload with clarity filtering chaos into distilled forms. The collection plays with fragments: tailored uniforms against delicate eveningwear, sportswear colliding with fluid femininity. Juxtaposition becomes the spark of creation.
Silhouettes are unconventional yet effortless. Skirts slip from the shoulder, brassières hold shape without weight, jackets skim the body with reduced structure. Lines are elongated, pieces suspended and airy, moving with a sense of freedom. The body feels both revealed and protected, dressed and undressed at once.
The mood is light, instinctive, almost restless. A new elegance emerges: adaptable, shifting, constantly alive in dialogue with its wearer. Meanings change with each composition playful one moment, severe the next. Prada proposes clothing as living matter, shaped by the now.
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The collection plays with fragments: tailored uniforms against delicate eveningwear, sportswear colliding with fluid femininity.

PRADA SPRING/SUMMER 2026 WOMENSWEAR

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<div>Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo presents Andy Warhol Serial Portraits, a new exhibition exploring the legendary artist’s lifelong fascination with identity, image, and disguise. Part of the Fondation Louis Vuitton’s Hors-les-Murs programme, the show brings rarely seen works from the Collection to an international audience.
From intimate early ballpoint sketches to iconic silkscreen self-portraits, the exhibition traces Warhol’s transformation of portraiture across decades. It reveals a restless innovator who blurred the boundaries between art, celebrity, and self-performance from his “in drag” Polaroids to the disheveled photo booth images captured near the end of his life.
Warhol’s portraits do more than reflect individuals; together, they form a collective mirror of their time. This exhibition captures the artist’s genius for adaptation and reinvention a vision still resonant in today’s image-saturated culture.
Andy Warhol Serial Portraits is on view at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo, with free admission as part of the Fondation Louis Vuitton’s global commitment to sharing art beyond borders.
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This exhibition captures the artist’s genius for adaptation and reinvention a vision still resonant in today’s image-saturated culture.

Andy Warhol – Serial Portraits at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo

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Burberry Summer 2026: Fashion Meets Music
For Summer 2026, Burberry&rsquo;s Chief Creative Officer Daniel Lee takes inspiration from the UK&rsquo;s vibrant music scene from festivals to open-air concerts celebrating style, sound, and self-expression.
The collection reimagines Burberry codes with bold textures and striking details: beaded tops and skirts, laser-cut leather lace, intricate crochet, and colour-blocked chainmail minis. Tailoring makes a sharp return, with wool and denim jackets styled with slim trousers and check silk ties. Accessories take a softer edge, from slouchy Bridle bags with equestrian touches to the new Hampstead leather tote. Footwear highlights include the Baez sandal, the lace-up Tone boot, and the equestrian-inspired Ledger boot.
The palette mixes classic Burberry neutrals with vivid pops of colour, while fabrics like coated denim and waxed cotton bring a modern energy. Set in London&rsquo;s Perks Field, the show space echoed summer festivals earthy tones, open skies, and a live soundtrack curated by Benji B featuring the legendary Black Sabbath.
Burberry&rsquo;s latest drop proves once again that fashion and music speak the same universal language: fearless, expressive, and made for the stage.
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Deer tracks photographs — Urivaldo Lopes
style — Fleur Huynh Evans
model — Jess PW

clothing − Chanel Exclusive

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Deer tracks photographs — Urivaldo Lopesstyle — Fleur Huynh Evansmodel — Jess PW clothing − Chanel Exclusive

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Deer tracks photographs — Urivaldo Lopes
style — Fleur Huynh Evans
model — Jess PW

clothing − Chanel Exclusive