The 10 Fashion History Books Everyone Is Reading Today

With Roger Vivier: Heritage and Imagination, a new volume published by Rizzoli, the Parisian maison offers a self-portrait of its own history. Edited by Elizabeth Semmelhack, the book traces the founder’s legacy and the brand’s rebirth through to the current vision of Gherardo Felloni, opening up a broader reflection on how creative heritage can continue to generate new forms and meanings in contemporary luxury.

Inspired by James Baldwin’s Giovanni’s Room, Anthony Vaccarello frames Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2026 around a fragile moment of self-reckoning. Set against the Paris dawn, the collection explores masculinity as exposure rather than armor, translating desire, restraint, and emotional vulnerability into precise tailoring and controlled sensuality.

Philippine Cocktail Week turns Manila neighborhoods into four nights of cocktails and one-of-a-kind drinks. L’Officiel Philippines and Maya Black take over Legazpi Village and Makati Cinema Square for exclusive menus and after-dark fun.

The treatment improves texture, firmness, and collagen with controlled downtime, making it a practical option for guys.

Menswear this season was as much about the clothes as it was about who was wearing them—and where.

The Heated Rivalry star’s Milan debut signals the start of a serious fashion era.

As a complete creator and figure of cultural dialogue, he was named a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur during a private ceremony at the Élysée Palace.

A sleek tribute to sport, innovation, and modern luxury.