RIGA FASHION WEEK debut: Treimane Studio presented a capsule collection created from recycled clothing and home textiles.

Through the lens of Luigi & Iango, Dolce&Gabbana exalts the soul of Rome in a sumptuous ode to Alta Moda.

RIGA FASHION WEEK debut: The Belgian brand Yevseyev presented its collection in the form of a performance, where opposites coexist side by side and form a harmonious whole.

In anticipation of the premiere of director Dzintars Dreibergs’ latest film “Tīklā. TTT leģendas dzimšana” (“In the Net. The Birth of TTT Legends”), which will take place in Latvia’s national celebration month — one of the most anticipated fashion events of the year, RIGA FASHION WEEK, opened with a special fashion show dedicated to Latvian cinema.

This is definitely one of Olivier Rousteing’s most thoughtful collections to date, enriched with intimacy and a lighter touch.

RIGA FASHION WEEK will take place in the Latvian capital from October 20 to 24, and this season will go down in history as the season of debuts. A similar trend is unfolding on runways worldwide this autumn — with creative director changes, new names, and rising stars. A total of 17 brands from Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Belgium, and Uzbekistan will present their collections in Riga, with 12 of them making their RFW debut. In addition to the shows, a series of educational initiatives focused on sustainable development are planned, as well as exhibitions at the intersection of fashion and contemporary art.

With “Nuance,” Lebanese designer Ziad Nakad unveils his new Ready-to-Wear collection for Spring/Summer 2026, a story told through softness, movement, and light.

Milan City Fashion Week unfolded in the heart of Milan, drawing international attention from consumers, enthusiasts, and media alike. Founded by Ishika Chaudhary in 2018, this exclusive biannual event has established itself as a vital platform for both aspiring and established designers, offering them massive exposure and the opportunity to present their work to a global audience.

During Paris Fashion Week, Ukrainian brand LITKOVSKA presented its SS'26 collection, “(DIS)CONNECTED” — a reflection on the fine line between belonging and detachment, visibility and silence, fragility and strength.

This season, PHILIPP PLEIN’s Spring / Summer 2026 Collection draws inspiration from the iconic societal summer sport, tennis. The collection emulates hints of sporty details, a soft neutral palette with inklings of pastels and accessories to see the summer through.

For his debut at Balenciaga, Pierpaolo Piccioli returns to the essence of clothing as a founding gesture — quiet, powerful, and deeply human.

As if continuing the dialogue he began at his first show, Michael Ryder constructs a fluid narrative for Celine, where the models' procession follows the rhythm of the seasons and memories. The Spring-Summer 2026 collection fits into this organic continuity, balancing restraint and sensuality, summer lightness and emotional depth.