On the final day of 2025, L'OFFICIEL looks back at 10 major fashion events including the debuts of creative directors, the passing of Giorgio Armani, and the Louvre jewellery heist.

The Roman fashion house presents a limited-edition capsule that bridges the contemporary allure of the show with the craftsmanship that define Fendi.

Chanel is heading to Seoul, and the fashion world is already watching closely.

Valentino is returning to Rome. With an off-calendar show for its Fall/Winter 2026 season collection, the maison is going back to its roots, bringing the story home both symbolically and strategically.

Loewe spotlights Aespa’s Giselle in a campaign that traces her fast-paced, on-the-go life through Seoul’s quiet corners and electric streets.

Immaculate and soothing, Cloud Dancer reflects a 2026 shaped by a desire for creativity grounded in calm and clarity.

The designer has parted ways with the house just two days after its acquisition by the Prada Group.

Deep in the New York subway, Chanel marks a century of transatlantic exchange and remarkable craftsmanship.

For his Cruise debut, Demna chose New York, a place that mirrors his vision for reinvention and Gucci’s next chapter.

For Spring/Summer 2026, Max Mara imagines a modern rococo, where rigor dialogues with extravagance.

H&M unveiled its Fall/Winter 2025 collection in Manila with a star-studded regional debut, blending ’70s glamour, ’90s rebellion and Brit Pop energy into a modern wardrobe of heritage, sophistication and edge.

Titled The Body of Composition, the show staged in Milan dismantles fashion’s hierarchies and recomposes them into effortless freedom.