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Cate Blanchett and Julianne Moore were among the presenters of the awards held on Sunday at the La Scala theater closing Milan Fashion Week.

Micaela Le Divelec Lemmi speaks to WWD in her first solo interview ahead of the brand’s coed fashion show on Sept. 22 in Milan on her career, what attracted her to the job and how women managers are really rewarded at the company.

The “Baywatch” actress’ efforts follow a worldwide movement led by the Fur Free Alliance to try to get the Prada Group to stop using fur.

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to stop the sale of fur, moving forward to become the largest city in the world to do so.

The @guccibeauty account launched its feed featuring a series of artworks spanning across history, ethnicity, culture and geography.

The new art walls, celebrating the upcoming “The Artist Is Present” exhibition supported by the brand, are located in New York, London, Milan and Hong Kong.

“There is nothing on the table,” said a Ferragamo spokeswoman on Wednesday after a Mergermarket report that speculated the Italian luxury goods group was in talks with a private equity fund to consider a sale or a delisting.

The state of American fashion? A parochial query posed from an insular perspective illustrative of an isolationist country. Tom Ford still gave good answers.

Presenting the calendar of Milan Fashion Week, which runs Sept. 19-24, Capasa was upbeat about the industry, which is forecast to grow 3 percent and reach sales of 66.7 billion euros in 2018, returning to pre-2008 crisis figures.

Executives at Prada declined to comment on the matter Wednesday.

The retailer set out to create a “joyous atmosphere.”

While fashion brands enjoy buzzy men’s wear momentum, pure men’s wear players are looking to tap into consumers’ requests for something other than the traditional suit, leading to the launch of capsules, additional sportswear items — and in some cases, a revolving door of designers and executives.

The country’s main eyewear companies are investing in manufacturing, new licenses, owned brands and digital, as the Luxottica-Essilor merger is expected to be approved in the third quarter.

Socks that make a statement are growing in the market.