Designer Kim Jones presented his first Fendi ready to wear women’s collection which celebrated the brand’s history and Italian elegance. If you like our
First Indian-born student to graduate from the prestigious MA Fashion program at Central Saint Martin, the London-based designer Kaushik Velendra has aroused real enthusiasm
For Fall/Winter 2021, the London-based designer Erdem Moralioglu looked back to his 2018 collaboration with The Royal Ballet, when he designed costumes for a
In a gloomy London Fashion Week, Riccardo Tisci’s show for Burberry was particularly anticipated. All the more so since this was the Italian designer’s
InStyle US enlists actress Regina King to star in their February 2021 cover. Photographed by Christian Cody, the American actress, director sports a dress
Uruguayan designer Gabriela Hearst, recently appointed to the creative direction of Chloé after Natacha Ramsay-Levi leaving, sent photographer Izack Morales and filmmaker James Dylan
Hedi Slimane unveiled, just a week ago, his latest creations for Celine Homme featuring the house’s Fall/Winter 2021 collection, via a 13-minutes video posted
There were great expectations for Kim Jones’s Fendi debut. Named Fendi’s artistic director of Haute Couture, ready-to-wear and fur collections for women last September,
Cinematically inspired since making costumes for the cult film ‘’American Gigolo’’ in 1980, Giorgio Armani has taken naturally to the new COVID-19 reality of
‘’This collection is my amorous gaze for divine women’’. For his Spring/Summer 2021 Haute Couture collection, filmed inside an empty Salle Pleyel, French fashion
The American designer Virgil Abloh unveiled his new collection as part of a multi-media and multi-disciplinary display, via an imaginary TV network, called ‘’Imaginary
For his Spring/Summer 2021 Haute Couture collection, entitled ‘’Ethical Dada’’, Dutch designer Ronald van der Kemp collaborated with director Victor Griffioen on a movie
Christian Dior was highly superstitious and consulted his clairvoyant on all major decisions, touching wood and searching for lucky stars, a fact which current
Giambattista Valli explained Seville with its orange trees, magnificent gardens, deep blue skies, baroque architecture and its fascinating melange of Islamic and Hispanic influences