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Max Berlinger

Reporter · US

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Max Berlinger

    The Prada Spring 2027 Collection Is Already Causing a Run on Skirts (opens the original)

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    In today’s clamorous culture, it’s hard for anything to break through all the noise, let alone something as ephemeral as a fashion trend. Instead, it feels like any number of aesthetics and -cores are happening simultaneously, which is maddening for those of us looking for some great unifying narrative in the fashion system writ large. But leave it to Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons to create a fervor over not just a breakout trend, but a single, defining garment. Enter the skirt. For their spring

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Max Berlinger

    A. Potts Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection (opens the original)

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    A dress, a jumpsuit, and a coat. That’s all designer Aaron Potts presented for his spring 2027 collection. And yet, within that extremely limited range, Potts was able to spin out a rather expansive, jubilant proposition, one that had a surprising amount of spirit and versatility. “I’ve been thinking a lot about how creative people live and work,” the designer said from a studio at Berkley College, where he’s a resident artist. “And one of the things that has kept coming up for me is that most o

  3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Max Berlinger

    A New Way to Wear Your Jacket Just Dropped, Thanks to Gucci (opens the original)

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    Sometimes the big takeaway from a fashion show isn’t what was worn but how it was worn. Take, for example, today’s Gucci show, Demna’s latest missive from the storied Italian luxury label. Shown in a creamy space intended to evoke the designer’s vision for the brand’s new retail outposts, the collection was a taut, clear-eyed riff on a spate of highly specific sartorial archetypes (old-money equestrians, Italian sexpots, grunge-y prepsters) and inspired, in part, by the Savoy Hotel as a crossroa

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Max Berlinger

    Get In, Crones: This Fall We’re Dressing Like Witches (opens the original)

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    Get out your spell book, warm up your broom, and dust off your pointy hat—this fall is the season of the witch. No, it’s not just that Practical Magic 2 cast its spell on theatergoers (though the return of the Owens sisters was certainly exciting), or that Ryan Murphy is reviving the sorceress-centric chapter of American Horror Story. It’s not even because Disney is dropping a new animated feature about a magically inclined teenager titled Hexed, or even that we’re this close to Hallowee

  5. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Max Berlinger

    Dakota Johnson Is Back—In Black—At Vogue World 2026: Milano (opens the original)

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    Dakota Johnson was back—in black—at Vogue World 2026: Milano. Our October cover star arrived at the runway-show spectacle wearing witchy layers of transparent lace and chiffon from Valentino’s fall 2026 collection, titled Interferenze and designed by her good friend Alessandro Michele. The look consisted of a velvet jacket, a sculpted basque skirt with a flowing train and a lace-trimmed underlayer of chiffon, and a stretch-lace bodysuit with a plunging neckline. It marks a dramatic departu

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