From the glass undulations of the Rolex Learning Center to the diaphanous veils of Dior’s runway, transparency flows through architecture and couture as a shared language. Between lightness and fragile density, it blurs boundaries, inhabits the in-between, and redefines the elegance of almost nothing.

In the hands of Galician artisans and invited artists, Loewe redefines luxury through the silence of gesture. Weaving, repair, slowness — the Spanish house unveils a sensory and committed manifesto, as a new artistic era quietly begins to take shape.

Few designers have navigated the space between artisanal precision and urban energy with such quiet conviction. For over a decade, Christelle Kocher has been crafting a porous, hybrid, and socially attuned vision of fashion — one that moves between the stillness of the studio and the pulse of the street. Through her brand KOCHÉ and her leadership at Lemarié, she embodies a generation of designers who think as deeply as they cut.

Clothing no longer merely dresses—it conjures. At Margiela, Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Dries Van Noten, and The Row, garments become spaces of memory. Not frozen relics, but living materials—spectral, sometimes wounded, always meaningful.

In the hushed world of haute couture, some collaborations become bridges between tradition and modernity.

Lacoste, the emblem of sporty chic, and Maison Lemarié, a renowned haute couture artisan: a collaboration not to be missed.

19M, Chanel’s building, embodying modern creativity and a deep respect for French artisanal traditions.