Proving Pierpaolo Piccioli can do both.
With “it” bags, cowboy boots, workwear-inspired trousers, functional knitwear, and unconventional touches coming together harmoniously.
Operating on a largely black and white palette.
The fashion great explored structure, shapes, and naturally, the impactful use of black and white.
Serving nods to homoerotica, the Renaissance period, the ’60s, and plenty of Westwood-isms.
Watch as Bella Hadid gets dressed in paint — and then walks the runway in this non-woven technical sprayed fabric dress.
With a performance in honor of the late designer, the team presented folds, formations and fantastical fashions.
Presented at Palais du Tokyo, the collection zoned in on Owens-isms, shoulders, ball gowns, and theatricals.
Under the creative jurisdiction of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
The co-ed show saw models in barely there sophistication.
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