Lanvin, the world’s oldest continually operating couture house, founded in 1889, unveiled a new chapter in its storied history with Peter Copping’s debut as artistic director. Tasked with restoring focus and relevance to the maison at Paris Fashion Week,

Tailored trench coats and gowns with capes have entered the runway with Lanvin’s Autumn and Winter 2025 collection, “À LA MAISON.”  Artistic Director Peter Copping took inspiration from Jeanne Lanvin,

The homecoming runway was a reference to the founder Jeanne Lanvin’s 1920s to 1930s rich legacy and a representation of a newfound spirit of the house

Peter Copping has had either a very strange career or a very enviable one. Born in England in 1967, he was an intern for Christian Lacroix in Paris while still in design school. He then worked as an assistant under Marc Jacobs at Louis Vuitton;

From Alessandro Michele's couture debut to Demna's special award, ELLE catches you up on everything you need to know.

Tasked with restoring focus and relevance to the maison at Paris Fashion Week, Copping took inspiration from Jeanne Lanvin herself, channeling her 1920s and ’30s vision into a collection on ...

Genderless brand Doublet, founded and creatively directed by Masayuki, presents its Fall/Winter 2025 collection during Paris Fashion Week.

More than just an observer, Dennis Morris captured in his images the trust and intensity he shared with his subjects

This and the week’s other couture collections were unveiled as luxury groups wrestle with a year-long spending slowdown, particularly acute among young consumers turned off by the recent hike in luxury prices.

This weekend included many fashion-filled moments worth remembering. To begin, LaPointe’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection inspired by their muse, Oprah Winfrey is now available online. Days ago, BAPE and KidSuper revealed their new collaboration during Paris Men’s Fashion Week .

After Milan, it was time for the Autumn/Winter 2025 men's shows in Paris. Spanning six days, the collections on show came from both the French brands that historically show in the city, and ones that want a taste of the Parisian energy.

Statement Pieces” opened with more than 100 couture pieces from over 45 of the world’s top fashion houses, including Chanel, Hermès, Christian Dior, Jonathan Anderson, Iris van Herpen and Balenciaga.