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The women’s collection will be available online.

The Milan-based luxury fashion label makes women’s ready-to-wear, men’s wear, intimates and activewear.

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Andrea Lieberman focused on classic pieces meant to round out a wardrobe: tailoring, knitwear and jeans cut with a preppy Seventies spirit.

Meanwhile, fashion companies and brands fret over the coronavirus.

The runway put a focus on reality, highlighting how the designers have successfully dressed women for various aspects of their daily life.

Dion Lee played with elements of seduction and skin-baring elements as a means to spotlight his jewelry.

Roses in various forms, from artistic hand sketches and micro floral patterns to 3-D embellishments, were balanced with grittier elements.