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At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Chanel dressed the stars of Richard Linklater’s Nouvelle Vague on the carpet. Zoey Deutch wore a striped and polka-dot bustier dress for the photo call; a white peplum gown on the carpet. It wasn’t just a red carpet play: the house also financially backed the production of the film, along with upcoming animation Arco and The Chronology of Water, long-time Chanel ambassador Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut.More fashion houses are putting their weight behind films. Ami Paris sponsored Critics’ Week (a festival that runs parallel to that of Cannes) and co-produced Enzo. (Founder and creative…

On this year’s Cannes red carpet, Nouvelle Vague actress Zoey Deutch wore a custom Chanel white dress comprising a corset, a peplum and a skirt embroidered with a camellia motif. But Chanel’s links to Nouvelle Vague run deeper: the luxury house supported the production of the black and white film by Richard Linklater, which tells the story of the filming of the 1960 French classic Breathless.Chanel also created a series of silhouettes for characters Jean Seberg (Deutch) and Juliette Greco (Alix Bénézech). One important dress in the film is a reproduction of Gabrielle Chanel’s haute couture bustier dress in striped…

This article first appeared on Vogue Runway.The weather is getting warmer, and spring is slowly transitioning into summer. But not so fast — before us fashion folks grab our beach totes and turn on those out-of-office autoreplies, an early summer of fashion shows is on the horizon.Soon after Louis Vuitton’s resort 2026 show in the south of France this Thursday and Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Rome extravaganza for Christian Dior next week, the men’s shows will kick off at Pitti Uomo on 17 June and close in Paris on 29 June. Sandwiched in between, as usual, is Milan Fashion Week, which…

“Jonathan Anderson has brilliantly reinvented and embodied Loewe. He has become almost inseparable from it, so big shoes to fill,” notes Lahssan. “Historically, Paris has not been kind to American designers who take over a historic house. They absolutely must find their creative angle, but also their Parisian creative community to help them elevate and calibrate their proposition to Parisian standards.”McCollough and Hernandez rose to prominence in 2002, when, fresh from Parsons School of Design, they introduced Proenza Schouler — a New York label that would become a mainstay for NYFW for two decades. They stepped down from Proenza Schouler…

Cinema has been an inspiration for Ami Paris since its inception in 2010. Flick through the 107-page proposal detailing the original vision for the brand, and you will come across headshots of several French actors — think Louis Garrel, Vincent Cassel and Romain Duris. “These were the ambassadors,” explains Ami founder and creative director Alexandre Mattiussi. (All of them have since become clients.)More recently, Ami has moved into production: it co-produced Dammi by Yann Demange and Adieu ma Honte by Renaud Bertrand in 2023, as well as The Beast by Bertrand Bonello starring Léa Seydoux in 2024 (for which Mattiussi…

From the Coachella desert to the beaches of Croatia, the fields of Glastonbury to parks in London or Chicago, festival season is very much upon us. And while there was a lot of scepticism surrounding the fall of festival fashion and the potential of festival marketing post-pandemic, brands are finding alternative ways to harness the buzz, via new destinations, smaller, more niche festivals and festival-adjacent events, alongside the heavy hitters like Coachella and Glastonbury.“Today, festivals aren’t just about the line-up — they’re cultural barometers, reflecting how people express themselves, connect and experience the world,” says Parisa Parmar, creative strategist at…

Kate Winslet putting up an umbrella in the rain. Aimee Lou Wood and Micheal Ward lying, gazing at one another on a checked blanket in the park. Naomi Campbell sitting in a cab next to a knight. The latest instalment of Burberry’s “It’s always Burberry weather” serves up British celebrities and playful tropes by the bucket. But can it unlock the brand’s turnaround?‘It’s Always Burberry Weather II’ campaign. Photo: Courtesy of BurberryBurberry is under pressure to quickly get back on track after almost a decade of lukewarm performance. This week, the brand revealed that its revenue for the year ended…

Become a Vogue Business Member to receive unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our Beauty and TikTok Trend Trackers, Member-only newsletters and exclusive event invitations.Swedish, London-based designer Petra Fagerström has been crowned the winner of 2025’s Challenge the Fabric (CTF) Award. The award — part of the two-day CTF event that took place from 13 to 14 May in Milan — tasked seven young designers from across the globe with creating a look made from recycled fibres. It’s designed to demonstrate the creativity and quality that’s possible with more responsible materials, and Fagerström will take home €10,000, for her…

Where: Palais des Papes, Avignon, FranceSeason: Resort 2026Designed by: Nicolas GhesquièreNicolas Ghesquière has been a beacon of stability at Louis Vuitton, where he celebrated his 10-year anniversary last March. Having made travelling shows one of his signatures at the maison, he is taking his upcoming resort 2026 collection to Avignon. The Palais des Papes, a Unesco World Heritage site, will host a fashion show for the first time in its close to 1,000-year history. Ghesquière often chooses these historic venues for his shows as a doorway for Vuitton to support the preservation of heritage sites.DiorWhen: 27 MayWhere: Rome, ItalySeason: Resort…

Oldham is also optimistic about the connection the pop-up will foster on the designer side. “We’re all kind of in the same world, which is nice to build community through this sale with like-minded designers,” he says. “It’s a good group of a lot of people who I’m friends with and others who I’ve admired from afar.”The Collective is the first major effort from independent designers to push for sales — and connection — amid tough times. Other brands, though, have embarked on similar physical initiatives to reach clients at this moment. Lingua Franca, for instance, is planning to host more…