It was in the lush garden of a bourgeois high school that Glenn Martens unveiled Y/Project‘s collection, which features the brand’s signature elements, from asymmetrical tops cleverly structured by pressure plays to tank tops (and draped dresses) suspended from invisible nylon threads, to extremely large creations with sculptural and ironic shapes, between drapes, undulations and strange blisters. There are also trompe-l’oeil prints, initiated during Glenn Martens’ successful collaboration with Jean-Paul Gaultier.

Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection, named Strange Math, is set on pure imagination, which is at the heart of the Maison’s ethos. It explores the relationship between imagination and reality and brings together creative minds into the ecosystem that welcomed Virgil Abloh back in 2018, and that strives for creatorship, craftsmanship and showmanship.

We11done’s FW22 collection is a “chaotic neutral” space where nothing is off limits, and opportunities are endless. The South Korean label’s newest show is inspired by a dichotomy between 17th century renaissance details and futuristic minimalism - two aesthetics that could be polarizing in theory, but somehow appear synchronous.

For Gucci's Cosmogonie Fashion Show, creative director Alessandro Michele transported the fashion set to Castel del Monte where he presented a sparkling collection of 101 looks exploring the idea of past and present. Rooted in writer Hannah Arendt’s devoted essay on her friend and philosopher Walter Benjamin, Gucci’s Cosmogonie considers the past and how it is reflected in the present. Michele’s collection enveloped both romanticised mediaeval monikers with multi-layered pearls, starched ruffs, and heavy velvets, as well as modern fashion history – demonstrated in crimped hair and oversized sunglasses of the 80s.

Launched in Seoul the year of 2014, the brand “Andersson Bell” began from a Creative Director, who got an inspiration from contrasting two different cultures of Korea and Scandinavian. Andersson Bell was launched by reinterpreting Scandinavian vibes to create new objects from a point of Korean's view. F/W 22/23 collection maintains the practical functionality and also embraces the differences between genders, races and cultural backgrounds.

GREEDILOUS was a brand founded by the designer Youn Hee Park in 2009. The designer is good at injecting surreal patterns into her fashion design. A/W 22/23 collection, themed ‘Wild At Heart’, presented a mashed-up aesthetic that is resilient, alluring, and ironic. We can see avant-garde printing throughout the collection, which reflected the concept of surrealism.

According to the data analysis of A/W 22/23 ‘Big Four’ fashion weeks, mink reveals a decrease, while faux fur, shearling and cashmere are trending upward. For items, leather jackets and trenches dominate the market. We can see from the new collections that designers pay more attention to practicality and comfort. Multi-occasion silhouettes and extremely comfy designs have been the key factors.

Emporio Armani released the fall 2022 collection at Milano Fashion Week. Themed ‘The Rhythm of Color’, Grayish menswear and bright womenswear formed contrasts. Sheer, silk, and velvet developed cocktail dresses in bright colors. Lustrous, matted backless minidress also displayed charm. On the other stage, menswear played a symphony about grays and showed smart modernized overcoats and jackets.

Continuing the lighthearted air, Hermès released the A/W 2022 womenswear collection. The artistic director Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski drew equestrian elements from the brand DNA and injected slim-fit tailoring into the clothing design. The use of knitted fabrics allowed the restraint air to be sexy and cool. The whole collection, especially the leather treatment, still reflected the fine artisanship of Hermès. These innovative pieces on the runway expressed the personality of wearer and the unique French romance.

Fashion house Chloé has revealed its Autumn/Winter 2022 collection, with a environmental message of “Rewilding.” Infusing fashion with nature, the collection looks to integrate the “rewilding” approach, which is to let nature restore damaged ecosystems itself. Climate disasters like scorching deserts and melting icecaps dot the runway alongside sleek silhouettes. Accessories have been recycled or are pulled from the natural world—talismans and jewelery come with natural gemstones such as amethyst, labradorite, red jasper and rhodonite. The environmentally conscious brand boasts a 56% make-up of lower-impact materials within its ready-to-wear-collection, up 21% from the year before.

Max Mara pays homage to a creative polymath whose oeuvre was overlooked for decades, and is now rediscovered. Architect, dancer, textile designer, painter and sculptor, Sophie Taeuber-Arp was that rare thing; a modernist who invested even the most everyday objects with a sense of magic and mystery. Griffiths took cues from Tauber-Arps 18th century magnum opus, The King Stag, where woodland folklore and marionette dolls shine.

Amiri released his fall collection for the first time in Los Angeles – his hometown. Inspired by a special journey, Mike Amiri focused on the creative spirit from the art community in L.A. and cooperated with the contemporary artist Wes Lang to explore the expression of California. This collection perfectly fused American artisanship with culture and art creation. With the languages from the two creators, an unconventional story was told.

At the ‘Big Four’ Fashion Weeks in the post-epidemic era, big names released their latest men’s collections from a brand-new perspective. Men’s leather and fur applied understated classic silhouettes and practical details to provide casualwear for consumers.

From January 14th to 18th, there were totally 53 brands who released their new collections at the A/W 22/23 menswear Milan Fashion Week. Although multiple famous brands canceled their fashion shows offline because of the epidemic, the Fashion Week was still noteworthy. Designers realized the importance of positive mood and found a way to stimulate people’s desire and attention.

Louis Vuitton A/W 22/23 men's collection was the final collection of the late artistic director Virgil Abloh. Titled 'Louis Dreamhouse', the runway at Paris LeCarreau du Temple created an amazing visual feast and paid homage to Abloh's eight shows. Therefore, the collection was called 'The ∞th field'.

F/W 22/23 men’s collection was the debut after Zegna dropping “Ermenegildo” from its original name. The artistic director Alessandro Sartori drew inspirations from roads and created a new collection: ‘A Path Worth Taking’. The Zegna road originates in the mountains, and crosses Oasi Zegna, the free-access natural territory in Piedmont, Northern Italy, also known as 232. Designer explored the contemporary fashion in a gentle yet firm way. The practical, comfortable, and alternative wardrobe redefined the traditional formal wear and underlined the seamless connection between indoor and outdoor lives.

Working with architecture name OMA, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons reimagined the Deposito of the Fondazione Prada into a stage for the exhibition of Prada‘s Fall/Winter 2022 men’s collection. Dubbed “Body of Work,” the seasonal range investigates “theater and cinema as mirrors of reality.”

With sweeping synergy, this season's Métiers d'Art collection read like the limited Chanel edition of connect-the-dots. Virginie Viard invited guests to Le19M, the newly opened building devoted to the workshops of the maison's artisans, where she presented her most crafts-centric collection within the very same architecture that had informed its cuts and motifs.

Christian Dior S/S 2022 ready-to-wear fashion show was held in the Paris Tuileries Garden on September 28. Maria Grazia Chiuri approached Anna Pararatti to conceive the show's scenography in an absurdist spirit reflecting the universe of her various works. Pop and game have been the core of this 60's runway. The collection is structured around a network of associations as Maria Grazia Chiuri explores Marc Bohan's long tenure as Creative Director of Dior. More precisely, she highlights the Slim Look collection, presented in 1961. A-line doll dress, mini Dior suit, 60s optical white dress and tennis dress; color-blocking outerwear and dress; orange and green boxing suit; golden fringed mini dress all awaken and overpass the elegant classics of Dior.

FENDI S/S 2022 womenswear collection fused artistic brushstrokes with neat tailoring to present the abstract and elegant aesthetics. As the second ready-to-wear collection of Kim Jones, it drawn inspiration from the hand-painted logo of the illustrator Antonio Lopez. This collection shown the image of the Disco era from a modern perspective to underline the diverse and confident feminine charm. The runway invitation of FENDI is a folding fan with women portraits, and its simple design is echoed with the theme.

Coach returned to the fashion week on September 10 and released its latest S/S 2022 couture collection. Its special programme-"Coach TV: Public Access"-was broadcast live on official platform. Celebrities from Coach family, such as Jennifer Lopez, Michael B. Jordan and Kimura Mitsuki, have made a guest appearance. The S/S 2022 collection was showcased at the Pier 76 in Hudson River Park, Manhattan. Bonnie Cashin, the godmother of the Coach brand, casts a long shadow over much of current chief creative officer Stuart Vevers's work at Coach. The new collection is an ode to the youth culture, which conveys the spirit of the 80s through colorful aged filters. Attitude, energy and graphic rebuild the classics and elements of Bonnie Cashin. Exquisite inherited processes are fused with novel color blocking to express the fashion attitude of Coach. Wide shoulder lines and cuffs, lively colors and denim elements feel the retro touch and handsomeness.