You will be redirected back to the site in seconds
Gaia Trussardi combined her women’s and men’s collections on the runway, using a light flight motif to frame them.
Fresh, lively colors and graphics exalted the easy-elegance of this wearable collection.
Zanini designed a collection of practical yet exclusive pieces.
Piero and Miriam Cividini put their personal spin on floral motifs inspired by the paintings of Paul Gauguin.
You have to wonder how the design process works now that Paul Andrew is firmly in charge of accessories and Fulvio Rigoni, the women’s ready to wear.
Crop circles inspirited the graphic attitude of this collection combining artisanal craftsmanship and street appeal.
Colangelo twisted, dyed and pleated his way around this collection using Japanese techniques such as nui shibori.
The opening looks were jarring in their sobriety: Stark, floor-sweeping shirtdresses had extra-long sleeves and were buttoned straight up to the neck.
To mark her 20th anniversary as creative director, Angela Missoni threw a party on her runway, and invited a superhero or two.
The cashmere specialist was keen to showcase how its luxurious fabrics work for warmer weather.
The graphic colors of Joan Miró bridged a sporty collection to the art world.
Kule has sued the Clare Vivier brand over the use of stripes, while LVMH goes to court over web sites selling fake Hublot and Tag Heuer watches.
Antonio Marras created a window into Fellini’s world with a fashion show within a theatrical production devoted to the Italian film maestro’s wife.
The retailer and the jeweler hosted separate cocktail parties under the late summer evening sky.
“So often there is that perception of that in order to be leading something, there has to be a man at the top.”
The #NoFreePhotos initiative kicked off earlier this week.
The British actor for his fourth apparel ad campaign for Dior Homme, lensed by Karl Lagerfeld, is captured in a Parisian artist’s studio.
More Memo Pad
More Careers
