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Fashion Week

At Jacquemus, Mother Knows Best

In a collection dedicated to the designer's late mother, there was a nonchalance and even a rawness inspired by her fierce joie de vivre.


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MSGM's Blast of Hypercolour

This season, Massimo Giorgetti focused on MSGM's core identity with a collection that was all about saturated colours and simple yet slightly twisted shapes. The kids will love it — and will also be able to buy it.


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An Exorcism at Jil Sander

There was an overwhelming sense that Luke and Lucy Meier were not just cleaning house, but also taking a stand against fashion excess.


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Marni's Spin Cycle

There was discipline in the overpieces that held volumes in check, but Francisco Risso was more engaged by chaos, dissecting design with glee.


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Bottega Veneta's Fashion Alchemy

Tomas Maier’s transmutation of the ordinary into the anything was the thrust of the designer's women’s collection, but it’s a lot harder to apply it to his menswear.


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A Textbook Update of Missoni

The collection was a reminder of just how successfully Angela Missoni has managed to keep her family business humming well into its eighth decade.


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Sensuality, Not Sexiness at Roberto Cavalli

The main appeal of Paul Surridge's debut collection for the brand was its confident physicality, suggesting that the designer is a smart move for Cavalli.


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Salvatore Ferragamo Turns Up the Temperature

Fulvio Rigoni's effort to test more sensual, feminine grounds was a good move, but the collection lacked coherence.


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An Opulent Update at Bally

The brand retracted towards a more luxury sportswear base after recent seasons proved incongruous with Bally’s upscale yet pragmatic image.


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The Softness of Ermanno Scervino

All in all, it was a very good outing, proof that even super-classic Italian brands can evolve intelligently.


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Antonio Marras' Lunatic Ladies

The colors were particularly bright and jolly, which made for a welcome surprise, but everything else about the outing was a bit too familiar.


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At Philosophy, East Meets West

Lorenzo Serafini's collection, which referenced the late Tina Chow, was his best since his installment as creative director.