Jake Silbert

1 day ago | highsnobiety.com | Jake Silbert |David Fischer

Dries Van Noten's future under new creative director Julian Klausner already looked steady, going off his well-received Fall/Winter 2025 womenswear show alone. Any lingering doubts were surely smashed by Klausner's smooth Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection, his first for the house. The ensuing offering was Dries but not, all the design language of what came before elevated by a fresh perspective. And no one loves freshness more than Van Noten himself.

1 day ago | highsnobiety.com | Jake Silbert |David Fischer

Pharrell's Louis Vuitton is terrifically worldly. Only a year or so ago, it was exploring Virgina, Pharrell's home state, and now it's sunbathing in India, where the LV Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection draws deep from a well of historic style in shaping its typically sumptuous seasonal spread. Since Louis Vuitton collections are typically quite expansive — and SS26 is hardly an exception — not every garment is obvious in its inspiration.

1 day ago | flipboard.com | Jake Silbert

3 hours agoKim Kardashian Kicks off Bezos-Sanchéz’s Wedding Weekend in a Barely-There Bandeau Top That Defies the Black-Tie Dress CodeThe brand ambassador is nothing if not loyal. This summer's most-talked-about wedding has finally arrived. Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are tying the knot this weekend, following a star-studded bachelorette party and a quick jaunt to space.

2 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Jake Silbert |David Fischer

Only a few years ago, ssstein was a best-kept secret passed around exclusively by folks willing to put in hours scrolling through Japanese boutiques to find emerging talent (speaking from experience, here). ssstein, however, was too good to be contained and after winning the Rakuten-sponsored "FASHION PRIZE OF TOKYO 2025," designer Kiichiro Asakawa was given the opportunity to present his excellent wares on fashion's grandest stage.

3 days ago | highsnobiety.com | Jake Silbert |David Fischer

It's no small miracle that AURALEE is part of Paris Fashion Week calendar. Like the Klieg lights that draw celebs, mothlike, to splashy movie premieres, AURALEE collections are catnip for fans of darn good clothes. That they debut during a historically gauche celebration of fashion excess is an amusing contradiction that only heightens the awe of AURALEE's peerless sense of style.