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A Familiar Folk Deco at Etro

Veronica Etro delivered a coherent, cohesive collection but it would be interesting to see the label test new grounds after 50 years.


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The Tribe of Versace

Colour and drape united the disparate strands on display — tartan armies, African graphism — and suggested new paths of exploration for the house.


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Ironic Subtext in Play at Fendi

Stern and architectural, the collection resolutely shelved the house’s flirtation with eccentric futurism in favour of the stolidly bourgeois.


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Prada On the Edge

Miuccia Prada showed a collection founded on oppositions, extreme power and extreme femininity — where sweetness read as a disguise, a distraction and a dare.  


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Alberta Ferretti's Take On the Eighties

The designer's winked at the Eighties of jumpsuits, leather skirts and roomy cape made for outstanding daywear.


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Max Mara Goes Punk

The design team worked around a convention/rebellion theme, subverting the notion of power dressing usually associated with Max Mara, but it ultimately felt like a styling trick.


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No.21: Good Taste, Bad Taste and Rebellion

Alessandro Dell'Acqua's mix of ska, punk and ladylike glitz once again proved the strong signature the designer has developed at his line.


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Gucci's Glorious Pipe Dream

It was Alessandro Michele’s most confounding excursion yet, one that made connections between the distant past, troubled present and a future in which the designer insists on optimism.


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Arthur Arbesser's Ode to Viennese Modernism

The Austrian designer built his latest collection around Secessionist Koloman Moser — a match made in heaven — but the execution was clumsy at times.


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Emilia Wickstead's Preppy Love Affair

In a collection of ladylike yet casual clothes inspired by Ali McGraw's character in the 1970 film Love Story, the sweeping coats stood out.


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Marques' Almeida's Power Women

The Portuguese couple’s formula is one that makes sense: to bring the women who actually want to wear the clothes into the frame.


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At Roland Mouret, Women On the Verge

The heaviness in the designer's collection indicated that he is heading in a new direction.