A fashion house for every zodiac sign Aries is Diesel... and the others?
A summer destination for each zodiac sign, a fragrance for every sign, a pair of shoes and what to wear this summer based on your zodiac sign. The summer of the zodiac signs will be chaotic and beautiful, disrupted by Mercury Retrograde but eventually free and happy on vacation… maybe. A similarly uncertain future is what lies ahead for Italian and international fashion, shaken by constant changes, new debuts, and shifting destinies. That’s why we’ve decided to match a haute couture maison to each zodiac sign.
A fashion maison for each zodiac sign
Aries - Diesel by Glenn Martens
Grows fast, shakes things up, and leaves while still winning. The recent Diesel has sparked intense reactions: love or hate, with no in-between. It shares Aries’ urban, streetwise soul and a bold, unconventional attitude.
Taurus - Celine by Michael Rider
Sophisticated, discreet, full of references and details that might escape at first glance, but once noticed, they enchant. Taurus can only be the brand-new Celine, long-awaited. Another common trait? The kind of slowness that hides beauty.
Gemini - Miu Miu
Gemini plays around, 24/7. So does Miu Miu, Prada’s little sister. Irony, college-core, nostalgia—perfect for Gemini’s ever-changing style and refusal to take life too seriously. Unpredictable.
Cancer - Balenciaga by Demna Gvasalia
They seem worlds apart, but on deeper inspection, they show similarities: two extremes of the same spectrum. Both shield themselves with armor, keeping others at bay with a distance that’s only skin-deep and meant to be unraveled. Another thing they share? A sense of drama.
Leo - Dolce & Gabbana
It may sound obvious, but that doesn’t make it untrue. What can we say? Leo shines like the Sicilian sun. Dolce & Gabbana exalts Mediterranean fire, baroque elegance, and melodramatic confidence. All perfect for a sign that just wants to be worshipped.
Virgo - Prada by Miuccia Prada
Before Raf Simons, it was Miuccia Prada’s one-woman show, turning her namesake brand into the perfect mix of rigor, innovation, elegance, and intellectual coolness. Just like Virgo, who holds control and chaos in one refined package: beautiful on the outside, complex underneath. Subtle, analytical, cerebral.
Libra - Valentino by Pierpaolo Piccioli
Elegant, harmonious, a lover of beauty and balance, like in Ancient Greece. Pierpaolo Piccioli’s Valentino with its refined romanticism is fully aligned with Libra’s aristocratic soul. Both strive for balance, often arriving at moderate solutions that work brilliantly at least for a while.
Scorpio - Maison Margiela by John Galliano
While we await Glenn Martens’ debut in Paris, let’s look at what was. Galliano’s Margiela is Scorpio, through and through. Deep and dark, slithering along the Seine like a rat, or a courtesan. Margiela is deconstruction, fluidity, anonymity, ideas that speak to Scorpio’s magnetic essence.
Sagittarius - Marni by Francesco Risso
Color, wonder, experimentation, travel. Sagittarius and Marni have a lot in common. Neither can stay still, neither fears being misunderstood, and both love not taking things too seriously. Both are forever chasing the next adventure, as long as it’s eccentric, stylish, and fun.
Capricorn - Chanel by Virginie Viard
Classic, ambitious, authoritative, conservative. Virginie Viard’s Chanel chose consolidation over innovation. And Capricorn, an earth sign, is totally on board. Keywords? Stability, yes, but also drive, prestige, legacy, and discipline.
Aquarius - Dior by JW Anderson
It just debuted, and fashion lovers are already in love. JW Anderson’s Dior Homme is a hymn to anti-romantic romanticism and to Britain’s refined nonconformity. Aquarius knows all about nonconformity. Both are sophisticated and avoid clichés with precision and flair.
Pisces - Gucci by Alessandro Michele
The pastiche is dreamlike, the styling wildly eccentric. Yet the references are emotional, dramatic, tearful, nostalgic. Alessandro Michele’s Gucci captures Pisces’ psychedelic romanticism, full of hearts, symbols, vintage echoes, and visual poetry. Like wearing one’s own emotional core.