Backstage at @dsquared2's spring 2017 show. #MFW (📷: @delphineachard)
WWD highlights the key spring fashion trends from designers in New York, London and Milan.
Designers Dean and Dan Caten said the two collections complement each other.
The spring shows feature debuts at four major brands, prompting reflection on the pace of designer change.
The luxury clothing rental service lets customers “complete their look” by shopping Net-a-porter.
The initial line will be bedding and bath in the spring; other categories will follow in the fall.
Gabriel de Linage joins the Paris-based house from L’Oréal Luxe Brazil.
The costume designer held a presentation of the brand’s fall collection at Neiman Marcus.
The line is a mini collection offering a T-shirt, long-sleeve shirt, zip hoodie, crewneck sweatshirt, fleece skinny pants and a canvas backpack.
Rooted in a minimal look, the collection was focused on asymmetric cuts and shimmering fabrics.
France’s minister of culture and communication Audrey Azoulay announced the commission of a report on the state of fashion heritage and the organization of a Fashion Forum, that’s slated for the end of the year.
Creative director Manuela Mariotti explored the theme of nomadism.
