Nearly 30 years after the creation of the Galleria Carla Sozzani in Milan, Carla Sozzani is taking over the Paris art world.

What started as a mimeographed poll mailed to 50 fashion insiders has morphed into a digital survey of 2,000 in-the-know style arbiters.

For spring, the collection showed Alaïa’s eye for garment construction, while summer focused on leveraging archive shapes and unused resources.

The book, published by Éditions Robert Laffont, features a wealth of texts old and new about the culture of fashion — and not a single image.

Guests were surprised to see the F4D Medal of Honor that will be presented to French President Emmanuel Macron at a later time.

Carla Sozzani and the Azzedine Alaïa Foundation will be honored with the Fashion 4 Development award at F4D’s First Ladies Luncheon.

Milan is the 17th city to welcome the itinerant exhibition, which has previously been shown in Los Angeles, Shanghai and Mexico City.

Myriam Serrano has joined the fashion house from another Richemont-owned name, Chloé.

Sozzani and the foundation will receive this year’s Fashion 4 Development award.

The first lady has worn an assortment of European and American designers during the G7.

Retailer balances heritage luxury brands with new talents to create a spark of excitement.

Four lucky Parsons students were allowed into Alaïa’s personal archive of more than 10,000 couture garments as part of the school’s first “Archiving Fashion” summer course.

The partnership is expected to continue.

Alaïa’s Spring 1991 collection was reportedly the first designer collaboration with a mass-market retailer.

Highlights included a capsule based on the butterfly print from the designer’s spring 1991 collection.