Yui Chen Wins Hyerès Festival’s Top Fashion Prize
The Chinese designer won the grand prize for her airy, sculptural pieces at the 41st edition of the festival, which is undergoing a revamp under new leadership.

Rocco Iannone toned down the dandy-like decadence of his debut, but he should embrace chaos a bit more from now on.

Models mingled with guests at the designer's garden party, where her soft and welcoming men's and women's wear was a highlight of the Milanese season.

If the collection was built around the Armani-izing of the double-breasted jacket, the show backdrop — a snapshot of any Mediterranean island in the summer — set the soft, washed-out tone for everything else.

Silvia Venturini Fendi constantly makes the normal special and for her latest collection, full of playfully demonic pieces, the designer delivered once again.

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.

It was a trademark MSGM collection in more ways than one. In order to progress, Massimo Giorgetti needs to shake things up.

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 Chinese designer won the grand prize for her airy, sculptural pieces at the 41st edition of the festival, which is undergoing a revamp under new leadership.
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