Massimo Giorgetti set sail with paper sailor hat invitations, mirrored across the vibrant collection drenched in sunshine and clashing prints.
The kinky collection played with skintight leather and latex to deliver an utterly sensual experience at Milan Fashion Week.
From watermelon bags to croissant necklaces and jet-setting headgear, the designer’s first menswear collection did not disappoint.
Marking the Italian brand’s sixth collection.
Coming alongside a new ASICS collaboration, the Nike KD 16 “Slim Reaper”, two Air Jordan 5s and more.
Creative director Filippo Grazioli utilized varying straight lines to make traditional masculine and feminine style tropes appear modern.
Beate Karlsson gave viewers the liberty to destroy her looks with humorous evaluation techniques.
The adidas x Wales Bonner collaboration continues to be the popular choice at fashion week.
Drawing inspiration from mysticism of Swiss Folklore.
While it rained outside, Jil Sander invited guests into a comfortable audiovisual universe drenched in hues of sage and complete with live music.
Matthieu Blazy flaunts his ability to make fashion move freely, with both avant-garde creations and very wearable ensembles.
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