The Week According to YUNG

Miu Miu will mark Ramadan with Sunset to Sunrise, a community-focused cultural activation taking place at The Yard, Alserkal Avenue in Dubai until 6 March 2026. Conceived as a gathering space, the programme blends cinema, conversation and hospitality, reflecting the rhythm of the Holy Month from dusk to dawn.

Until 28 February, the brand will collaborate with Cinema Akil on a curated film series spotlighting women as storytellers and custodians of memory. Screenings include Honey, Rain and Dust by Nujoom Alghanem, Hijra by Shahad Ameen, the UAE premiere of Cotton Queen by Suzannah Mirghani, and Bye Bye Tiberias by Lina Soualem. Each evening concludes with intimate conversations moderated by regional cultural figures. From 1 to 6 March, the space will transition into a communal hub hosting workshops, performances and artistic activations, alongside a dedicated culinary experience by Nala.

Calvin Klein unveils its Spring 2026 denim campaign starring global brand ambassador Jung Kook of BTS. Directed and shot by Mert Alas, the campaign sharpens its focus on denim as the ultimate expression of personal style, guided by Jung Kook’s distinctive point of view and presence. Set across immersive worlds unified by his attitude and movement, the high-impact film merges fashion and entertainment, complete with signature choreography and a cameo from Rosie Perez. At the centre are Calvin Klein’s hero denim silhouettes: the 90s Straight, the relaxed Baggy, and new interpretations of the iconic Trucker jacket, all refreshed with elevated washes and designed for versatility. Casual logo tees and oversized bombers reinforce denim as both uniform and statement.

Cult Mia launches “Every Day,” a campaign marking a strategic evolution beyond its established reputation for standout occasionwear. The global luxury platform reframes day-to-day dressing with bold yet elevated pieces designed to meet customers in their real lives. “Every Day” expands the brand’s offering into adjacent categories while maintaining its discovery-led DNA. Spotlighting independent, values-driven designers including Zut, Lalo, Double A, Yassmin Saleh, Poelle, TT Studios, Elenareva and ILA, the edit focuses on distinctive craftsmanship and strong points of view. Each brand aligns with one of Cult Mia’s four Cult Causes: Cult Eco, Cult Power, Cult Local and Cult Conscious. Celebrating individuality and confidence, the campaign positions everyday dressing as intentional and expressive, proving that style does not require a special occasion.

Founded by Kenza Naguib Jaidi, Osoul redefines Moroccan heritage through contemporary design. Meaning “roots” in Arabic, the brand blends traditional craftsmanship with Western silhouettes, creating handmade dresses, jackets and coats crafted by skilled artisans in Rabat, Fes and Marrakech. Inspired by the Kaftan and Jellaba, Osoul is size-free and rooted in slow, ethical fashion. The brand avoids mass production, works in limited quantities and supports small craftsmen, with part of the proceeds directed toward educational programs in Morocco. Each piece features rare textiles and hand embroidery, ensuring individuality and authenticity. Operating between Morocco and the UAE, Osoul continues expanding across Abu Dhabi and Dubai through collaborations and curated exhibitions, positioning craft-to-wear elegance within the regional luxury landscape.

Dr. Barbara Sturm introduces a Ramadan skincare ritual designed to maintain hydration and radiance during fasting hours. Known for its scientifically backed formulas, the collection emphasizes cleansing, replenishing and protecting the skin. The Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream gently removes impurities while supporting the moisture barrier. The Hyaluronic Serum delivers multi-molecular hydration, visibly plumping and smoothing the complexion. The lightweight Face Cream balances and refines texture while maintaining a fresh finish. Together, the routine supports soft, luminous skin throughout the Holy Month, encouraging moments of self-care aligned with reflection and well-being.

Steven Meisel photographs Alaïa’s Winter Spring 26 campaign, continuing the Maison’s tradition of collaborating with leading image-makers initiated by Azzedine Alaïa and carried forward by Pieter Mulier. Reduced, sculptural and powerful, the campaign centres on purity and repetition. The absence of ornaments places the body and garment at the forefront, shifting Alaïa’s sculptural language toward the statuesque. Casting features Vanessa Becker, Noor Khan, Iasmin Silva, Jiahui Zhang and Danielle Curie, reflecting a new generation. The show’s soundtrack by Gustave Rudman extends into the campaign films, reinforcing its atmosphere. More than a campaign, it stands as an act of image-making rooted in timelessness.

Dior unveils a new chapter for Dior Forever Skin Glow and Dior Forever Skin Wear with a campaign centred on camera-ready perfection. Shot in a studio setting, the campaign highlights luminous Skin Glow radiance and the blurred finish of Skin Wear, embodied by Anya Taylor-Joy, Willow Smith and Jisoo. Through zoomed-in and zoomed-out perspectives, the visuals emphasize couture silhouettes and ultra-flawless complexions enhanced by a natural filter effect. The interplay between makeup performance and skincare efficacy is revealed both on and off camera, demonstrating how the formulas deliver luminosity, smoothness and long-lasting wear. Balancing glow and blur, the Dior Forever range underscores the alchemy between beauty and technology, offering perfected skin under studio lights and in real life.

Manolo Blahnik presents the Ramadan Edit 2026, a curated collection celebrating the spirit of the Holy Month through craftsmanship and timeless sophistication. Handcrafted in Italy, the edit highlights both iconic silhouettes and new-season designs. Crystal-embellished heels shimmer for evening occasions, while elegant flats and refined mules provide versatile day-to-night wear. Rooted in heritage and modern glamour, the collection reflects meaningful seasonal moments through refined detailing and artisanal precision.

The Ramadan Edit 2026 brings together tradition, beauty and contemporary design, offering polished silhouettes that balance elegance with wearability throughout the month’s gatherings and celebrations.

Christian Louboutin’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection draws inspiration from the designer’s lifelong fascination with the performing arts. A recurring harlequin motif appears in subtle and sophisticated interpretations across sculptural silhouettes.

Highlights include the new Aqua platform boots and cross-strap pumps, as well as the Kate Max line featuring circus-inspired detailing. Ballet influences shape the evolving Cassia line, while the Miss Z series returns with cabaret-inspired embellishments, feathers and iridescent finishes.

The season also introduces new bag designs including Eva and Venus, blending craftsmanship with playful theatricality. Together, the collection fuses extravagance, artistry and Maison heritage into a bold stage-inspired narrative.

Longchamp unveils its “Green Pop-Up” at Salat Hayy within Hayy Jameel in Jeddah, celebrating the Maison’s signature colour and creative spirit. Green, long central to Longchamp’s identity, symbolizes optimism, energy and authenticity. The immersive space features an exhibition by Kenyan artist and photographer Thandiwe Muriu, creating dialogue between contemporary creativity and the Maison’s heritage. Visitors can experience a curated program including workshops, calligraphy, sunset painting and live oud performances. A Matcha bar in collaboration with Let’s Matcha offers exclusive beverages, while a selection of iconic leather pieces including Le Roseau, Le Foulonné, Épure and Le Looong completes the installation.

Adolfo Dominguez introduces its Ramadan Edit, a wardrobe defined by fluid silhouettes, noble fabrics and understated luxury. True to the brand’s DNA, the collection embraces spacious forms, chromatic restraint and timeless minimalism. Designed to move seamlessly from intimate iftars to evening gatherings, the edit offers a refined approach to modest dressing grounded in comfort and elegance. The collection is now available across GCC locations including Dubai Hills Mall, Mall of the Emirates and Red Sea Mall in Jeddah.

Following a strong reception, Schiaparelli extends its Dubai Mall pop-up through May 2026. Originally scheduled from December 1, 2025 to February 28, 2026, the luminous installation in Fashion Avenue will now continue welcoming visitors for three additional months. The sculptural golden space echoes 21 Place Vendôme and showcases ready-to-wear, leather goods, bijoux and Iconics including the Secret and Face bags. The extension reinforces the Maison’s commitment to the Middle East, offering an immersive environment where art and fashion converge under Dubai’s shimmering light.

Noon By Noor unveiled its Fall Winter 2026 collection, A Portrait of Modern Life, during London Fashion Week in an intimate dinner setting. Designers Shaikha Noor Rashid Al Khalifa and Shaikha Haya Mohamed Al Khalifa reflected on the evolving image of the modern woman, drawing inspiration from portrait photography spanning Cecil Beaton to Peter Lindbergh. Structured tailoring anchors the collection, balanced by fluid eveningwear and softened forms. Precision jackets and sculpted silhouettes interplay with movement and ease, while materials range from coated shower-resistant wool and Shetland tweed to oyster metallic satin and voile. The palette moves through ocean blues, autumnal tones and tomato red. Malgosia Bela embodies the season, photographed in London by Boo George, capturing the assured, grounded and quietly powerful spirit of the Noon By Noor woman.

REFY introduces a minimalist lip pairing designed for effortless everyday wear: Lip Sculpt and Lip Gloss. Rooted in the brand’s understated beauty philosophy, the duo enhances rather than overpowers natural features. Lip Sculpt delivers controlled structure with blendable precision, shaping the lips while maintaining a soft, natural finish. Lip Gloss adds a smooth, glass-like shine with a comfortable, non-sticky texture that keeps lips hydrated and fresh throughout the day. Designed to be worn alone or layered, the pairing transitions seamlessly from daytime simplicity to elevated evening looks. Particularly suited to lighter beauty moments during Ramadan, the combination reflects REFY’s continued refinement of easy, polished routines.

Bvlgari inaugurates its role as Exclusive Partner of the International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia for the next three editions through 2030. Marking Biennale Arte 2026, curated by Koyo Kouoh, the Roman Maison presents a major commission by artist Lotus L. Kang at the Bvlgari Pavilion in Spazio Esedra at the Giardini. Known for layered installations merging organic and structural languages, Kang will create a new site-responsive work exploring themes of inheritance, impermanence and becoming. Working across sculpture and photography, her practice emphasizes instability and transformation. Bvlgari’s presence reinforces its commitment to creativity, craftsmanship and cross-cultural dialogue, positioning art as a universal and contemporary language.

Van Cleef & Arpels welcomes the season with new additions to its Lucky Spring collection. Originally launched in 2021, the collection celebrates renewal through motifs including ladybugs, plum blossoms and lily-of-the-valley, now joined by a butterfly in yellow gold and ornamental stones. New pieces include a long necklace, five-motif bracelet, clip, Between the Finger ring and earrings crafted with agate, lapis lazuli and mother-of-pearl. Each creation features lost-wax casting and the Maison’s signature double beaded contour. The butterfly, present in the Maison’s heritage since 1906, continues to inspire jewellery and watchmaking creations, reflecting vitality and renewal.

Yves Saint Laurent Beauty unveils MYSLF L’ABSOLU, the newest interpretation of the MYSLF fragrance franchise. Celebrating radical self-expression, the campaign features Ahmed Hatem, Marwan Moussa, Tamer Hashem and Abdelrahman El Araby (Haridi), each embodying modern individuality. The fragrance opens with ginger, layered with orange blossom and grounded in woody sensuality, offering up to 12 hours of wear. Encased in a sleek silver bottle, it reflects the bold MYSLF identity. To mark the launch in Egypt, YSL Beauty hosted an exclusive meet and greet at Garden 8 by Misr Italia and introduced a dedicated MYSLF pop-up at Cairo Festival City from February 1 to April 30, 2026.

And that was The Week According to YUNG.

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