Inspired by the unchanging identity and attitude of early punk culture.
Bringing the American Dandy to French luxury.
Titled “The Look,” the Italian designer’s sophisticated collection met Milan’s glitterati on a runway guarded by his watchful blue eye.
Decking Palais de Tokyo’s pearlescent hallways with transitional wardrobes while revealing two New Balance 990v4 colorways.
Also debuting a new machine-washable cashmere and lightweight denim variation.
Transitioning from bustling city life to a relaxing at-home stay.
Making the case for comfort.
Cozy layering continues to prove to be king this week.
At Milan’s Allianz Mico, creative director Alessandro Sartori sent his designs on a carousel around a humungous heap of bright orange woolen scraps.
The French-Italian label began with its classic LeVrai 3.0 jacket and transformed the silhouette into something more experimental.
The British-Italian label commissioned 1,500 printed balloons from artist Dominic Myatt to decorate its Milan Fashion Week runway.
Recalling Britain’s “Rock Against Racism” movement.