Alessandro Dell'Acqua deserves kudos for trying to move the fashion conversation forward but he must iron out the Prada-isms.
Miuccia Prada built her collection on blazers and coats and then frosted the familiar with a layer of excitement — including a psychedelic subtext, a bit of flower power and a sensational mélange of found imagery.
Dean and Dan Caten presented some outstanding product, including particularly noteworthy outerwear. But lately, the designers are more like followers of trends than leaders.
The designer didn't break new ground, but he delivered a refreshing evolution by tweaking his formula with industrial graphics and straightforward shapes.
There was something subtly political about what Donatella Versace presented, her version of an antidote to toxic masculinity.
The designer rose to the challenge he set for himself, an excursion into colour, and brought a gratifying spark of excitement to his latest collection.
Francesco Risso exhumed vintage uniforms and twisted them into new guises. But the show’s presentation pointed to layers deeper and darker than catwalk hijinks.
Alessandro Sartori's obsession with formal experiment, underpinned by a keen appreciation of function, makes a bridge between Zegna's past and future clienteles.
The show was a brilliant introduction to the designer, who continues to encourage speculation about his motives through the way he blends ambiguity and fearlessness.
The rise of the ‘millennial mindset’ looked particularly radical within the frame of Pitti Uomo, where the peacocks posing in tailored regalia look completely passé.
The designer has a newfound appreciation of the transformative impact of exercise, but much more important was his rejection of body fascism and his spirit of rampant celebration.
The absence of headline acts like Burberry, JW Anderson, Craig Green and Grace Wales Bonner has cast doubt on the future of London Fashion Week Men’s — but also made space for new talent to shine.
The department store’s Leeds and Bristol outlets will be converted to the Flannels brand in a shake-up under Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group, which purchased the chain when it was put into administration in mid-August.
Jack Tobin is joining Diane von Furstenberg artistic director Henry Zankov’s namesake label as CEO and part owner.
Nearly a decade since the luxury groups first published a charter of model protections, they are introducing new measures to protect those working in the industry.
Maggie Gauger is joining Lululemon as chief product officer as new CEO Heidi O’Neill looks to revive sales.
The company lost out in its third quarter because of a decision to market baggy jeans over low rise, but still raised its sales outlook for the year.
The Uniqlo owner hit a new record annual profit for the fifth year in a row, boosted by strong results in all regions.
The Westons agreed on Wednesday to buy the UK's Boots from Sycamore Partners and the Pessina family, pledging to invest in the retailer's stores and online and expand healthcare services.
The magazine’s inaugural ball will take place in November, the latest in a growing portfolio of live events hosted by publisher Condé Nast.