Yearly Archives: 2026

For Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2027 Men’s Collection, Pharrell Williams turned to the ocean as both inspiration and philosophy, presenting a collection that explored surfing not simply as a sport, but as a universal way of life. Unveiled against the backdrop of a monumental 26-foot wave in Paris, the show transformed the runway into an immersive coastal landscape, positioning the sea and shoreline as spaces of connection, movement, and shared human experience. In doing so, Williams continued his broader project at Louis Vuitton, expanding fashion beyond clothing and into cultural storytelling.

One award-winning content creator. One beloved South African fashion retailer. A match made for the FYP. Mr Price, together with content creator, entrepreneur and social media star Sphokuhle Ntshalintshali, are proud to introduce the launch of an exciting new limited-edition fashion range.

If wedding season had a new reference point for modern groom dressing, it would look a lot like Callum Turner’s nuptials wardrobe. Across two very different settings, he delivered something that felt less like “one outfit for the big day” and more like a curated style narrative. Think ceremony precision in London, followed by relaxed Riviera ease in Sicily. The looks were controlled, considered, and quietly cinematic, the kind of styling that feels intentional without ever tipping into performance.

Some fashion brands ask to be admired. Others ask to be remembered. Kai Collective belongs to a rarer category altogether. It asks women to be seen. Not cautiously, not apologetically, but completely. In a world where fashion often rewards restraint, the London-based label has built its identity around presence, proving that clothing can be both a statement and a celebration of self.

There are designers who dress the body, and then there are designers who build entire visual worlds. Banke Kuku belongs firmly to the latter. Her work does not simply exist on fabric. It unfolds, it lingers, it speaks in colour and rhythm, carrying with it the memory of cities, cultures, and lived-in duality. Born in Lagos and shaped between Nigeria and the United Kingdom from a young age, her perspective is one of layered identity, where heritage and modernity are not in conflict but in continuous dialogue.