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The change during S/s 2026 fashion month was certainly.
Who wears what Associate Director, Special Projects, Chryston nicholsNoted that this season was truly unprecedented.
“I think this is an unprecedented season, where we have 15 plus – I have lost count – the new creative directors are taking hulls in the biggest fashion houses across the industry,” Nicols said. “This is really a big moment of change.”
Lauren Agrtsen, Who wears what The editorial director agreed that there are some real shakeups in the industry.
“I think in this season we saw a lot of polarization opinion about some debut or collection and I think it is very exciting and for me it means that the real change is happening,” Agrtsen said.
For the latest episode of The Hu What Wear PodcastDirector of shopping Bobby shusaler From the fashion month to share its biggest takeaets with our editors, the trends that predict that we will see in shops in this spring, and much more.
For part of their conversation, scroll down.
Was there any personal favorite show or collection that each of you saw?
Cryston Nichols: I think this is an unprecedented season where we have 15 plus – I have lost count – the new creative directors are taking the rosary in the largest fashion house across the industry. This is actually a big moment of change.
Looking back New yorkWe started together Ralph Lauren Being one of the big shows to start the season.
I felt that it was a very powerful jumping point to consider a designer, which has been at the top of his house for almost six decades and really refined his vision.
Now, especially coming out of matching, we are starting to see a lot of young and new designers and what shapes are taking there.
I think the juice of both of them has really been interesting to see.
In New York, some of my favorite collections were Altujara and Khit and were Tory BurchIn London, I loved Burberry And Simone Roal and Delrara.
Lauren agargen: A lot happened in Milan and I feel that I took away from it and being there and the discussion there is that I feel that people were making a good conversation about these debuts again and simply collecting only the collection, while I think I think they are recently those who are they are and there is not much to talk.
I think this season we saw a lot of polarization opinion about some debut or collection and I think it is very exciting and for me it means that real changes are happening.
Pada I am always a big fan. First you have to talk about it. I think this is where people either loved it or hate it.
I really loved it. I think the brand is always one step ahead of everyone and is like a brand to beat this new standard in every season.
Prada is always about discovering juxtaposition and innovation that blows your brain in a lot of ways in a way that is actually thinking outside the box. Exactly we saw this specially with this collection.
She added Workwear shirts with lady bags, satin opera gloves, frankstein skirts, as our senior fashion editor, Eliza Hubber, called her in her review.
It was like these skirts, which was printed together with things like lace, pleated clothes, stir.
Versace, I could talk about it forever. This first collection of Dario Vitale was quite polarized, as well as. I think it really needs a brand.
We laid great emphasis on the ability to wear in New York and practicality. Lots of great styling moments, but any important trends you saw between New York and London?
Nichols: I think I will weigh even on Milan, because I think Lauren has mentioned, this is the way where we actually start looking at trends. Week after the week like construction on each other.
I think I’m talking a lot about this Selene Show for the onset of Michael Rider in July.
This was just something for me that was very different and unique. I think we are starting weaving other brands in their collection, as well as.
In Tory birch, we saw a lot of polo tops with midi skirts, pumps and belts.
Then in London, I saw a similar look in Toga, which was an editor favorite at Fashion Week.
These great Polos and Oxford were stuck in the shirt mini skirt And such unnecessary belts that were a fun styling element.
Even in Prada in Milan, we saw some elements of such sporty prepi, even though the overall collection looked a bit more delicious.
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Based on some trends you see, whatever we are discussing, are there a very specific important pieces that we think spring is coming everywhere?
Nichols: I think we will be seen too much in the 80s, the 90s pieces will appear in the game. Very much color. At the top of it, outside the trend, I think Spring 2026 will be the time to buy your next bag.
With so many designers coming to new homes, there is such a strong push for them to make their first major hero bag. I think the designers are really focused on it.
But GucciThe classic Jackie had taken such a slit on the bag, which I know was posted about Lauren (Agrtsen) and I saw all my feeds. It already seems to be bags that people want to order.
Eggertsen: I think Gucci is very large to ensure the bag.
Nobody has done so that really challenges Jackie’s accurate structure in some time. It was certainly talked about seeing again and I was just trying to listen to the conversation of the people.
I think it was another which was slightly polarized.
People were either obsessed with it or they were like this, “Why are we doing this?”
I think it’s great because I think Jackie is always going to be distinguished.
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This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.
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