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In recent days, Saint Laurent presented its Fall-Winter 2026 collection in Paris under the creative direction of Anthony Vaccarello .

The runway unfolded once again at the foot of the Eiffel Tower - a setting that has quietly become synonymous with the house’s recent shows. Against this Parisian landmark, Vaccarello continues to refine the visual identity of Saint Laurent with notable consistency.

Rather than pursuing dramatic reinvention, the designer approaches the house codes with precision and restraint. Familiar silhouettes return with adjusted proportions, sharper shoulders and a more controlled geometry. The tension between structure and sensuality - long embedded in the Saint Laurent vocabulary - remains central, yet subtly recalibrated.

The result is a collection that reinforces continuity while allowing the brand’s language to evolve through proportion, material and attitude.

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A new chapter at the intersection of motorsport and fashion.

adidas and Audi introduce the adidas x Audi Revolut F1 Team collection - a launch that signals the beginning of a new visual era for the team ahead of Audi’s entry into Formula 1. The collaboration brings together the engineering precision of motorsport and the design language of contemporary sportswear.

The debut range combines performance-driven teamwear with lifestyle pieces created for a global audience. Jackets, hoodies, caps and footwear reinterpret classic racing codes through adidas’ technical expertise, balancing functionality with a clean, modern silhouette. The collection reflects the culture that surrounds Formula 1 today - where the paddock, the city and the digital world exist in one shared aesthetic space.

More than merchandise, the collection acts as a visual statement for the team’s future identity and the growing dialogue between sport, technology and fashion.

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KARL LAGERFELD unveils its Spring–Summer 2026 campaign From Paris with Love, starring Paris Hilton for the second consecutive season. The campaign was photographed by Chris Colls at the Maison’s headquarters, 21 Rue Saint-Guillaume in Paris.

The visuals span three lines - KARL LAGERFELD, KARL LAGERFELD JEANS, and KARL LAGERFELD PARIS. The imagery moves between the house’s signature black-and-white aesthetic and brighter, pop-inflected tones that reflect a fresh spring mood. Sean O’Pry fronts the men’s collection, bringing a refined and relaxed presence to the campaign.

At the center of the season is the K/Autograph line - accessories featuring Karl Lagerfeld’s iconic signature hardware.

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A new era of Gucci begins with Demna - direct, tense, and unconcerned with pleasing.

Gucci Fall-Winter 2026 marks his debut on the Milan runway. Ahead of the show, the brand introduced a series of AI-generated images - immediately setting the tone for a conversation around authorship and control in fashion.

Within the collection, a clear shift unfolds - from overt logomania toward cleaner silhouettes and sharper lines. Sexuality remains present, but it transforms into something restrained and inward.

Demna’s Gucci is not built for instant effect - but for a recalibration of focus.

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Simone Bellotti presents his second collection for Jil Sander a measured continuation of the dialogue introduced last season. There is no urgency here, no need for emphasis - only a quiet confidence in direction and intent.

Jil Sander’s core language remains intact - clarity of line, restrained colour, precision in construction. Bellotti approaches these codes with care, choosing refinement over reinvention. His focus sits between structure and ease - garments shaped with architectural control, yet responsive to the body.

Bellotti’s background at Bally is subtly embedded throughout the collection - evident in the way pieces move, settle, and wear over time. This is minimalism grounded in function, stripped of distance or severity. Composed, considered, and exact in its restraint.

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One year into his role as Ray-Ban’s Creative Director, A$AP Rocky defines a new language for metal eyewear. His debut collection revisits archival silhouettes through a contemporary lens - wire frames, rimless designs and metal treated as a cultural statement.

Alongside Nas, the campaign unfolds as a conversation between generations, set against the nocturnal pulse of New York and filtered through a distinctly modern perspective.

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Presented during London Fashion Week, Simone Rocha’s Autumn-Winter 2026 collection revisits the designer’s established vocabulary while subtly recalibrating its balance. Sheer layers, organza, rounded volumes, pearls and floral elements remain central, yet they appear more restrained, less ornamental, and more controlled in their ex*****on.

The collaboration with Adidas introduces a different rhythm. Sportswear references bring in function and movement, grounding Rocha’s romantic language in practicality. Technical fabrics and active silhouettes reduce fragility and place the collection closer to the realities of the body and the city.

Rather than relying on contrast for effect, the collection reads as a measured coexistence of sensibilities. Romance and utility operate within the same frame, resulting in a body of work that feels precise, confident and quietly resolved.

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We are used to reading designers through their collections, yet their personal style plays an equally important role in shaping a brand. How they dress in daily life, during shows, and within their working rhythm forms a single, coherent visual language.

For these designers, clothing is never a separate stage. It carries the same ideas found in their collections - discipline, irony, restraint, or consistency. What we see is not an outfit for appearance, but a way of thinking made visible.

The MOVER editorial team looked at how designers present themselves across different contexts and noticed a clear pattern. Their style does not shift with setting. It functions as a continuous language, one they use to engage with fashion every day.

What remains is a matter of personal reading. Some resonate through restraint, others through irony or precision. Tell us which designer’s style from this selection speaks to you most.

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Bottega Veneta has long operated outside the most travelled routes of luxury. While others relied on visible codes, the house chose material as a field of exploration. Since the 1970s, Intrecciato has functioned as a system rather than a motif - hand-woven leather where structure emerges through process, and surface becomes a record of touch rather than intention.

This approach extends well beyond bags. A leather tie appears as an alternative to convention. Gloves shift into studies of proportion and volume. Shoes test the boundary between heritage and construction. Each object feels less like a statement and more like a question, refining form through use, repetition and restraint.

In a fashion landscape often focused on outcome, Bottega Veneta remains committed to observation. Light on leather, tension within the weave, and the quiet precision of ex*****on guide its direction. The Art: In the Details operates here as a working method - measured, curious, and continuously in motion.

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Twenty years ago, brands were built on stability. Creative directors stayed for long periods, identity evolved gradually, and visual language relied on continuity. A fashion house carried a clear code that remained legible from season to season.

Over time, ownership structures and creative leadership began to shift more often. Each transition introduced a new tone, different priorities and a revised direction. Brand identity became fluid, shaped not only by aesthetics but by business decisions, market speed and cultural context.

Fashion grew more flexible, yet less predictable. Identity no longer guarantees continuity - it is constantly tested by changing faces, ideas and tempo, and by its ability to retain meaning through that change.

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