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Decoding Italian Beauty’s Global Playbook
At a leadership breakfast hosted by The Business of Beauty, the Italian Trade Agency and Cosmetica Italia at the Embassy of Italy in London, leaders from the Italian and British beauty industries gathered to discuss what makes Italy’s beauty ecosystem competitive.
Inside ‘Made in Italy’ Beauty’s Strategy to Go Global
As Milano Beauty Week closes its biggest edition yet, Cosmetica Italia and its partners are betting that the country’s entire beauty ecosystem can become a brand in its own right.
Milan Day Five: The Shape of Identity
Louise Trotter’s Bottega Veneta was lighter and more clearly expressed the designer’s signature. Also: Angelo Flaccavento reports on Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Act No. 1.
The World Cup’s Biggest Fashion Moments in Five Charts
Data from the 2026 tournament reveals how a mix of reactive tactics, organic player influence and high-heat collaborations drove the real commercial value beyond official sponsorships.
In Milan, Less Was (Mostly) More
A sense of focus ran through the Milan men’s shows this season. Exhibit A: the radical reductionism at closely watched Prada.
The High-Profile Bets Kicking Off in Menswear
This season, new design direction for menswear takes shape at Celine, Givenchy and Lanvin. Plus, Simone Rocha hits the runway at Pitti Uomo, and a Milan outing for Thom Browne.
You May Monetise the Bride
As weddings become content productions with viral potential, brands, stylists and publicists are cashing in.
Can Dolce & Gabbana Stay Independent?
The very strategy the Italian luxury house used to maintain its fiercely guarded independence — funding expansion through debt instead of selling equity — is putting pressure on the company as it attempts to navigate a punishing sector-wide slowdown.
Dolce & Gabbana Appoints Stefano Cantino as Co-CEO
The recruitment of the former Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Prada executive follows the resignation of Stefano Gabbana as chairman in December.
Dolce & Gabbana Co-Founder Resigned as Chair
The company confirmed the resignation, saying it had ‘no impact whatsoever on the creative activities carried out by Stefano Gabbana.’ According to sources, the mogul is considering options for his roughly 40-percent stake in the Italian fashion brand ahead of negotiations with creditors.