Matthieu Blazy continues to wow the fashion world, this time experimenting with new textures, shapes, and materials whilst simultaneously remaining focused on craft.
Shifting the pendulum from the maximalism and kitsch that was rampant during Alessandro Michele's era, Sabato de Sarno takes Gucci back to its essence of simplicity and chic Italian style.
Inspired by Donyale Luna and with direct references to Tom Ford.
With a hint of grunge.
Inspired by Rome, the Italian fashion house continues to lean into understated elegance.
Exquisite Italian furniture label Molteni&C begins Milan Design Week with a special selection of guests to celebrate the 2023 collection.
From the A of Armani to the Z of Zegna, fashion houses are capitalizing on Milan Design Week as an opportunity to show another side of their designs.
The Korean superstars are taking over Milan and Paris.
Bookending one story and beginning another, Matthieu Blazy’s latest collection celebrates past, present, and future.
The Italian fashion house takes sleek futurism to the next level.
The Italian fashion house put craftsmanship at the forefront as it focused on refined yet modernized silhouettes.
Gucci's Fall/Winter 2023 collection bravely united Copenhagen chic and Victorian elegance during Milan Fashion Week.
One year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Prada revisits alternative realities with new context.
During Milan Fashion Week, the Italian fashion house Max Mara presented its Fall/Winter 2023 collection.
The Italian fashion house's latest collection explores the subtle duality.
From bold eyes to slicked-back hair, the Fall/Winter 2022 shows were full of exciting beauty trends.
Hotel heiress and 2000s icon Paris Hilton closed the Versace Spring/Summer 2023 show in a glittering pink dress and matching veil.
Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada present Prada's Spring/Summer 2023 collection.
Because a summer break isn’t just for kids.
For the tenth anniversary of Objets Nomades, Louis Vuitton brings the new lifestyle collections to the stage at Garage Traversi.
