Organized by Andrew Bolton, Costume Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art examines the evolving relationship between fashion, art, and the human body through an expansive cross-historical exhibition that positions clothing as both aesthetic artifact and cultural witness. Open through January 2027, the presentation unfolds as one of the Costume Institute’s most ambitious installations to…
Fashion
Porcelain, Tapestry, and Memory Shape Maison Margiela’s Latest Collection
For its first runway presentation in China, Maison Margiela unveiled a Fall/Winter 2026 collection built around transformation, memory, and material reinvention. Combining ready-to-wear with Artisanal creations, the presentation revisited one of the house’s foundational formats while expanding its long-standing exploration of deconstruction, anonymity, and experimental craftsmanship. The collection unfolded like an excavation of forgotten histories,…
Real Scarabs Become Wearable Art in “Cosmic Guardians”
Lito Fine Jewelry marks its 25th anniversary with Cosmic Guardians, a new collection by Greek designer Lito Karakostanoglou that places preserved scarabs at the center of a series of sculptural fine jewelry pieces. Blending mythology, natural history, and craftsmanship, the collection transforms real beetles into luminous wearable objects suspended between ornament and artifact. For centuries,…



