Designers

Vogue has identified four key trends for wedding guest dresses at the chicest nuptials this year. The trends draw inspiration from spring 2026 runways, emphasizing versatile styles like '90s moods and delicate lace. Designers such as Anine Bing and Reformation feature prominently in the selections.

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Nine emerging designers from around the world have been selected as finalists for the 2026 LVMH Prize. The shortlist includes talents from the United States, Europe, China, and Kenya for the first time. They will present their work to a jury in Paris on September 4.

Shanghai Fashion Week has released its provisional schedule for Fall/Winter 2026, featuring 66 brands amid China's cautious luxury market recovery. The lineup includes returning Chinese designers, regional Asian labels, and more commercial participants. It highlights the event's role as a platform for both creativity and business.

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The bowling bag, also known as the doctor bag, has reemerged as a prominent accessory for the spring 2026 season. Designers have updated the structured style with modern refinements, gaining approval from celebrities and models. This trend highlights its versatility and timeless appeal in contemporary fashion.

London Fashion Week, held from February 19 to 23, featured standout trends in outerwear, headwear, florals, trousers, and waist accents. Designers presented innovative pieces set to influence closets next season. The event highlighted a mix of military-inspired designs, whimsical accessories, and statement bottoms.

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London Fashion Week concluded with a series of standout shows highlighting cultural influences and celebrity appearances. Designers like Tolu Coker and Simone Rocha presented collections blending heritage with modern collaborations, while Burberry emphasized fur trends. King Charles III's attendance at one show added a royal touch to the event.