Elle Launches Moroccan Edition
Hitting newsstands in October, the magazine marks Elle’s 51st international edition, published under licence by the Geomedia group.

Giambattista Valli combined his ladylike designs with running leggings. The look was both smart and a little odd, adding a welcome touch of nonchalance.

The success of Guillaume Henry's mix of Parisian lady and Death Valley cowgirl sounds unlikely — but it worked.

Jonny Johansson got rid of both avant-garde pretence and overtly unnecessary styling to deliver a focused, winning line-up.

Despite ticking boxes when it came to house codes, the collection trailed out as an over-decorated bohemian wardrobe with unlikely styling combinations.

Piccioli’s Valentino lingers in a world that represents princesses. But, whatever else, his princesses have spines.

If there have been recent seasons where it looked like Phoebe Philo had painted herself into a corner, here it felt like she’d been on a long holiday and shaken the monkeys out of the trees.

There will probably always be those who attribute cynicism to Demna Gvasalia’s appropriations, but what was consolidated in this collection was a persuasive passion for what he does.

David Koma should fine-tune his tone of voice and the house codes. He has the talent to do so, but this collection felt derivative.

The collection was more determined, more urgent and more commercial than past seasons, but lacked the indolent eroticism that usually powers Lemaire’s work.

Jun Takahashi is a cultural archeologist almost without equal. His latest Undercover collection was sublime.

Junya Watanabe’s sensational collection combined a DIY spirit with Glam and Punk youth cults.

Rei Kawakubo’s designs exploded the female form into primal shapes that looked as much Stone Age as they did Space Age.
Hitting newsstands in October, the magazine marks Elle’s 51st international edition, published under licence by the Geomedia group.
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