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You’ve heard this before, but here it goes: 2025 will be a transformational year for fashion. Almost every major luxury house is undergoing some sort of creative leadership change. From Chanel and Givenchy to Tom Ford and Dries Van Noten, change either has come or will come in the near future. And while most of the debuts will take place this September, this summer will see the pieces begin to move, thanks to a flurry of switches happening around the cruise, menswear and couture seasons, between June and August. This week’s, for instance, was the announcement that Glenn Martens’s first collection for Maison Margiela would arrive during couture week in July, not in September — how tantalising. But summer is not exactly when the industry is in full-fledged fashion mode, making it hard to keep up.Cookie Ninja Funny Shirt
While most other freshman efforts from newly appointed designers — Duran Lantink at Jean Paul Gaultier, Matthieu Blazy at Chanel and Demna at Gucci, among others — are coming in the autumn for the Spring/Summer 2026 season, there is lots to look out for at the cruise, menswear and couture shows this summer before everyone retreats for the month of August. Chanel kicked off the resort season with a show in Lake Como, Italy, on 29 April — it was one of the last shows pre-Blazy, with only a couture show in July left to be led by its in-house studio before the Belgian designer’s debut. Today’s (15 May) Gucci show in Florence is taking place at the Palazzo Settimanni. Gucci acquired the building in 1953, and it has served as a showroom, workshop and home for its archives since 2021. It’s a timely show to host at this location, given that Gucci is currently being designed by the in-house studio following Sabato De Sarno’s exit earlier this year and ahead of Demna’s much-discussed, potentially promising debut this autumn. Given that the studio-designed AW25 collection shown in February was presented as a co-ed show, we can anticipate the label skipping the men’s shows in June, meaning that this archive extravaganza will be the last Gucci show pre-Demna.
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