Designers of all kinds of accessories proposed a pop of color to punch up their offering for resort.

The brand’s owners are planning to further expand globally with the potential injection of fresh funds.

The banner also unveils a new store concept by creative director Paul Surridge.

The British designer is unveiling his first men’s collection for the brand with a runway show on June 13 at the Florence Charterhouse.

The Florence-based company has inked an agreement with Saudi Arabia-based Dar Al-Arkan to design the interiors of 160 villas in a new upscale residential district called Mirabilia, as ceo Gian Giacomo Ferraris also hinted at an upcoming hotel project.

The Florence-based company is beginning to see the results of the turnaround under ceo Gian Giacomo Ferraris.

This marks a return to its roots for the Florentine brand and the relaunch of men’s wear under the creative direction of Paul Surridge.

Princess Beatrice of York, Winnie Harlow and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley attended in support of the designer’s latest capsule collection.

The youngest son of Roberto and Eva Cavalli is making his debut at Pitti Uomo with a men’s collection of luxury ready-to-wear pieces.

Starting with spring 2019, the Florentine fashion house will return to presenting men’s collections during January and June fashion weeks.

The company has teamed with Saudi Arabia’s real estate developer Dar Al-Arkan to decorate the interiors of the “I Love Florence” tower located on the Dubai Water Canal.

Named “Roberto Cavalli Florence,” the fragrance tributes the roots of the fashion label.

The Italian designer had been keeping a low profile until Friday, when he gave his blessing to Paul Surridge, the new creative director of the brand he sold to Clessidra two years ago.

The collection murmured rather than roared, and it’s clear the ground is shifting under the house of Roberto Cavalli.

The collection bows in Milan on Sept. 22.