Mexican American designer Willy Chavarria outlined his expansion strategy during an interview at the Vogue Business Global Summit.
Chavarria, whose brand began in 2015, highlighted its focus on human dignity and cultural identity. He described recent milestones including a Paris runway debut last year and a March collaboration with Zara called Vatisimo.
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Designers Jacques Wei and Yirantian Guo unveiled their Fall 2026 collections during Shanghai Fashion Week, showcasing unconventional silhouettes and multifaceted womenswear. Wei drew inspiration from icons like Cher and emphasized weird proportions, while Guo categorized her looks for businesswomen, modern housewives, and freelancers. The shows took place at Xintiandi tents and the Labelhood hub.
Designer Willy Chavarria has announced a collaboration with Zara, featuring clothing, jewelry and accessories for men and women, set to launch on March 26. The collection, titled Vatísmo, draws from Chicano culture and the designer's inspirations. Chavarria shared details exclusively with Vogue.
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Industry leaders met at the Château du Chantilly near Paris for the two-day Vogue Business Global Summit. Discussions focused on luxury retail, AI applications, and emerging growth markets amid ongoing industry changes.
Willy Chavarria has updated the Adidas Megaride with a new black and white colorway featuring a larger sole and an extended tongue.
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WHP Global and Marquee Brands have bought two prominent luxury fashion houses in the past week. The moves reflect a broader push by such firms into premium brands.
Ernesto Naranjo presented his Fall 2026 collection at Madrid Fashion Week, marking his return to the event since 2014 when he participated as a student from Central Saint Martins. After years abroad working with John Galliano at Maison Margiela, founding his label, and teaching, Naranjo showcased his expanded range beyond dresses into versatile separates. He described pushing beyond his comfort zone as an event designer.
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Mans presented its fall 2026 collection in Spain, returning to menswear tailoring after a foray into womenswear. Creative director Jaime Álvarez described the shift as liberating, with the butterfly motif symbolizing metamorphosis. The designs draw from Vincent van Gogh and Cristóbal Balenciaga, featuring bold volumes and vibrant colors.