Haute couture exists where imagination refuses compromise. From sculptural silhouettes and impossible volumes to embroidery, movement and the intelligence of the hand, EDGE revisits the Summer 2026 collections of Dior, Schiaparelli, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani Privé, Elie Saab, Viktor & Rolf, Rahul Mishra, Millorico Couture and Stéphane Rolland — nine singular visions of what couture can still become.
In Bucking Fastard, Werner Herzog transforms the true story of two inseparable sisters into a strange and poetic meditation on love, obsession and our idea of normality. Played in staggering symbiosis by Kate and Rooney Mara, Jean and Joan Holbrooke inhabit reality according to their own logic, and when the world fails them, they begin tunnelling through a mountain.
Danny Boyle’s Ink returns to 1969 and the rebirth of a newspaper that would transform British journalism. Through halftone grain, audacious typography and the restless energy of Fleet Street, the film captures the exhilaration of a rebellion against the establishment, while quietly asking when the desire to inform became the instinct to provoke.
A meditation on friendship, creation and time, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Look Back moves between the lived, the imagined and the drawn, until their boundaries quietly dissolve. Across thirteen years, two young manga artists discover that creation may be another way of inhabiting reality, and that friendship belongs to the absolute.