After four years of absence, LVMH will once again organize its Journées Particulières. To celebrate this return, Antoine Arnault, the group's director of communications, starred in its campaign.
This Friday marked the passing of a baton, as Ralph Toledano retires as president of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, French high fashion’s governing body. He met Fashion Network to consider his tenure.
Botter, the duo of Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herreburgh, has won the ANDAM 2022 Grand Prize; as Robert Wun was awarded the Prix Spécial, and Anthony Alvarez of Bluemarble picked up the Pierre Bergé Prize.
"A Time of Sincerity", a basket made of horsehair that revives a craft technique that dates back five centuries, was the work chosen this year from among the thirty finalists.
Dressed up but laid back, cheerful and light-hearted. These were the bywords adopted by fashion designers for next summer, embodied in the menswear collections showcased on the London, Florence, Milan and Paris runways.
Womenswear brand Papa Don’t Preach by Shubhika has launched a digital-exclusive occasion wear collection and is preparing to launch its designs as NFTs. The brand is also gearing up for several international events.
As Raw Mango’s new flagship store in Chennai is now open to the public, the conceptual retail space includes an art gallery housing designer Sanjay Garg’s collection of sculptures and dedicated bridal spaces.
Personal care brand Arata has expanded its haircare offering with the launch of its new product line ‘Style Pro Range’ as the clean beauty label adds more hair products to its online selection.
Milan has become the most powerful magnet for young talent and millennium dreamers in Europe, and the clothes in the Italian menswear season reflected that new found belief and boldness.
The Milan menswear season finished Monday with a path-breaking, sprightly and jaunty Zegna collection unveiled before a giant vista of the Italian Alps, in a season longing for a return to this country’s roots.
Few makeup artists have had as much impact in their profession as Peter Philips, the creative director of makeup at Parfums Dior. Here he speaks on Seville; respecting designer visions; lip gloss and being a feminist.
Magliano, JordanLuca and Federico Cina, three emerging Italian labels worth keeping an eye on, have confirmed their potential at Milan Fashion Week Men, with interesting collections and highly creative ideas.
Jewelry is making a comeback post-pandemic in totally unexpected forms, often elevated from a simple accessory to a garment in its own right, from jewel caps to bras, headbands and eye gems.
Good to see a few properly cut suits in Milan, opening and more or less closing the Prada show, in a tour de force of tailoring leavened by some conceptual gingham on Sunday, as Etro and J.W. Anderson also staged shows.
Quoting Thucydides, the designer of Italian fashion Brunello Cucinelli said Saturday his gut feeling is the war in Ukraine may end soon, speaking at a presentation where he predicted the return of elegance.
