Unveiled as part of Creative Director Wes Gordon’s Fall 26 Runway Show in New York, the new Herrera Eyewear Collection translates the spirit of the season into expressive shapes, graphic details, and rich tonal contrasts.

Vittoria Ceretti attended the 2026 Met Gala wearing a custom Carolina Herrera gown designed by Creative Director Wes Gordon.

The House of Herrera debuts the Spring 26 handbag collection. Each silhouette is named after a woman who has shaped the Herrera universe, honoring the muses, friends, and creative forces who helped define the brand’s legacy.

Our Herrera house staple, the white shirt, is a classic that evolves through each season. In this collection, it reflects the many roles women inhabit within the art world and beyond.
The Gallerist, The Collector, The Artist, The Muse.
Distintic identities, shared purpose.

Photographed by Tanya and Zhenya Posternak, the campaign captures the modern Herrera woman in striking portraits. Designed by Wes Gordon, sculptural frames and refined palettes blend timeless elegance with contemporary flair.

In Spain, the fan is more than an accessory — it is part of a shared visual and cultural language. Nowhere is this tradition more deeply rooted than in Valencia, a region with centuries of expertise in fan making, access to high-quality wood, and a strong culture of craftsmanship.

The Spring 2026 collection is enriched by exclusive collaborations that celebrate Spanish craftsmanship. Guided by Creative Director Wes Gordon, Carolina Herrera has partnered with remarkable designers and artisans to honor Spain’s heritage while bringing fresh perspectives to the House.

Get your body grooving with the new Spring 2025 Eyewear collection, inspired by the summer energy. Elegant silhouettes with bold architectural designs and striking color combinations .

With the debut of our Resort 2025 collection in Mexico City, Carolina Herrera launches a collaboration with denim brand FRAME – a capsule collection of colorful separates.

Global superstar Shakira is Creative Director Wes Gordon’s latest muse for this year’s Met Gala, celebrating the exhibition opening of “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”.