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Viktor & Rolf Spring 2026 Couture: The Dream of Flight
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WWD
There’s a particular magic to couture that makes a garment more than the sum of its fabric parts.
Just take Cinderella, which Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren recently dressed in doll format.
For their spring collection, the Dutch design duo expressed that moment of transformation in a performance.
As is par for the course in the Viktor & Rolf world, the kite they went for wasn’t an old easy-to-fly nylon version.
It was among the looks that spoke the strongest of the idea that small changes might bring back a reassuring normalcy.