The luxury goods firm was named the leader in luxury and fashion for the second year in the Corporate Knights Global 100 Index.

To be released on Fendi’s social networks starting Jan. 23, the campaign celebrates the Baguette with three short films hinging on the friendship theme.

Miuccia Prada’s pre-fall Miu Miu collection pays interesting homage to the young Diana Spencer.

Bertrand Guyon explored the founder’s obsession with astrological signs and flowers through the prism of her lesser-known Fifties designs.

Circus elements from Dior’s house lore came together in what was probably Maria Grazia Chiuri’s best show yet for the couture house.

The Berlin collective delivered a sci-fi collection that reflected on the theme of exodus, using the symbol of the nettle to represent immigration.

The designer showed a nineties-inspired collection that transcribed key women’s wear trends onto the male body, including a series of glitzy tops.

The collection was more straight-to-the-point and streamlined, even if the idea is to layer up looks.

A rebellious streak underpinned Ulyana Sergeenko’s collection, giving it an edge intended to evoke feminine strength and bonding.

With functionality the thing this season, the line was full of it, including a hunter-inspired jacket with in lieu of a lining one giant pocket running along the inside of the piece.