Unconstrained and free of rules, Valentino presents black tie as you’ve never seen it before.
The designer pulled looks from Demeulemeester archive to direct the showcase and presented identical looks, one after the other, for men and women.
Sarah Burton’s use of tailoring, skeletal knitwear, and orchid motifs brought together themes of love and power.
The runway was soundtracked by Led Zeppelin’s “Kashmir” and pulled inspiration from its otherworldly lyrics.
Instead, he explored the “art of making clothes,” wanting to “show all the facets of who I am as a designer.”
The collection, titled “The Square and Beyond,” is quite angular.
Marking Daniel Roseberry’s first ready-to-wear collection for the French label.
Storming the halls of Paris’ Lycée Henri-IV public secondary school to host lectures instructed by the brand’s own rulebook.
Combining trompe-l’œil with technical fabric manipulation for an illusion of simplicity that’s anything but straight-forward.
Nicolas Di Felice’s models were too busy texting on their phones while serving nods to Twiggy, Mary Quant, Judy Jetson and all things ’60s.
Sometimes, more really is more.
Looking back at the House’s traditions to inform a wardrobe fit for today.
Load More
