Creative director Simone Bellotti introduces off-kilter elegance and deliberate flaws to the Milan-based luxury label.
With a runway feature from the UK rapper, Creative Director Daniel Lee took the British label in a joyful direction driven by clashing florals and checks.
The house introduces shifting silhouettes, doll-inspired proportions, and a stacked Havaianas collaboration.
For his final Diesel runway, the show notes read, “The collection is the essence of Diesel: disruptive, sexy, fluid, fun. We are all in this together: let’s take a ride one more time.”
The event rounded off the designer’s SS27 pop-up series with views of the city’s skyline, London’s late night fashion crowd, and a DJ set from Saul Nash himself.
For SS27, the Mexican designer turns fleeting memories into horsehair, leather, saturated color, and a softer vision of Campillo.
Three new additions to the Jordan Brand x Mowalola lineup join a collection built on autonomy, sensuality, and radical self-liberation.
Chitose Abe returns to reinvent classic outerwear and denim silhouettes across a 12-piece range.
Designer and creative director Keith Herron looks to the 1970s to make sense of America today.
The collection channels the existential exploring tactical contrasts.
Derived from an uncut sheet in the designer’s personal archive, a new cosmic Indian bandana print animates summer-ready Camp Collar shirts and unisex skirt pants.
Eco-conscious design leads the runway with deadstock fleece, organic cotton and recycled sequin fabrications transforming fluid gowns and separates.
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