Tailoring in shirt-weight fabrics seems to be a thing in Milan this season, and it’s long been Giorgio Armani’s thing. For Emporio Armani, he pressed tropical wool-silk blends into service …
Ah, the mysteries of social media: A garment can go unnoticed for one year and then one day it suddenly breaks the Internet for no apparent reason. Ask JordanLuca’s founders …
If one asks Todd Snyder what avenues he has embraced to reinvent the Woolrich DNA, he comes up with an unlikely but effective comparison, pointing to automotive and the reinvention …
“It will be MSGM to the nth degree,” promised Massimo Giorgetti about his latest collection in a preview with WWD. Let it be noted he’s a man of his word, …
Who knew that off-the-rack corporate tailoring from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s could be so appealing? That uniforms — which has had several cinematic seals of approval as the …
Seeking to constantly evolve Brioni’s sartorial codes is a mission for Norbert Stumpfl, who outdid himself with the spring collection for the brand, an ode to its Italian tailors in …
Front-row guests at Fendi’s spring men’s show arrived at its new Milan show venue, Super Studio Maxi, and took their seats on black benches lined up behind slightly taller black …
With a tableau of Purple Label spring ensembles lined up at his grand Milan palazzo, Ralph Lauren transported guests to the French Riviera as vividly as if the models were …
Nonchalance may be a French word but Brunello Cucinelli made it Italian for his spring collection, which was infused with ease, lightness and presented in a new delightful and delicate …
Is fashion too safe and boring at the moment? Dean and Dan Caten certainly think so, so they bathed a historic Milan theater in red light and served up a …