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From January 17 to 19, 2026, Paris will host the combined event Salon International de la Lingerie and Interfilière Paris at Hall 7, Porte de Versailles — the industry’s premier trade show where professionals from across the global lingerie sector come together. The exhibition will gather around 300 exhibitors, including established lingerie brands, exciting newcomers […]
We’ve been in the era of corset fashion for over a decade—so why hasn’t the trend faded? The answer is clear: corsets are not worn en masse. They speak of luxury, haute couture, and handcrafted techniques. At the same time, corsets embody celebration, composure—and even protection: a firm sense of your body’s boundaries.
Lace is everywhere again—from lingerie to outerwear, from mass-market to luxury catwalks. Yet it’s ubiquity presents a new challenge: the more prevalent lace becomes, the harder it is to stand out. Industry observation across key fashion weeks—Paris, London, Copenhagen—and emerging brand collections reveals 6 defining directions that will shape lace’s relevance through 2026 and beyond.
Today isn’t about everyday cotton underwear (you can buy those anywhere). This is about lingerie that has design, meaning, and attention to detail—pieces we no longer consider “disposable.” I stopped buying this kind of lingerie from mass-market stores a long time ago. Not because they’re “bad”— it simply doesn’t stay with me for long.
In the classical sense, the ritual of dressing in a kimono — with all its layers, accessories, and obi sash — has largely vanished from everyday life in Japan, surviving only in narrow ceremonial contexts: weddings, tea ceremonies, festivals. But the era of the kimono has not ended — neither at home nor on the […]
“A woman, in particular, was judged less by her appearance than by her clothing. This is evident in visual depictions, where it is the detailed rendering of the kimono — not the face — that conveys a sense of the wearer’s identity. … The question of what to buy and what to wear was of […]
The kimono is more than Japan’s national dress — it is a cultural code, woven into the folds of fabric, the ritual of tying the obi, the quiet prohibition on haste. Its form — six rectangular panels stitched together — may seem archaic in an age of tailored silhouettes. But this is its essence: the […]
The kimono is a traditional form of Japanese clothing — a defining element of Japanese culture and one of the first images that come to mind when we think of the Land of the Rising Sun. It is also a powerful example of how historical dress can transform, survive, and thrive in the modern world, […]
