Versace Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
The Versace pre-fall 2024 collection freely followed in the footsteps of the “Icons” project, the brand’s push on timeless designs that was communicated earlier this year with a dedicated and …
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Max Mara Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
For a creative director used to shedding light on historical female figures from arts and science, Ian Griffiths took an unexpected route for pre-fall 2024 by looking to a male …
La DoubleJ Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
Call her J.J. Martin, the problem solver. The editor-turned-entrepreneur behind La DoubleJ likes to have wardrobe options covered when hip-hopping from one side of the world to the other, and …
Lorenzo Riva, Italian Fashion Designer, Dies Aged 85 – WWD
MILAN — Italian designer Lorenzo Riva, who briefly helmed the house of Balenciaga in the 1970s, died Saturday at age 85 at the San Gerardo hospital in Monza, the town …
Missoni Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
Filippo Grazioli surely likes a challenge. As creative director of a brand rooted in colors and patterns, he could easily address resort destinations with his pre-collections like some of his …
Suit Up Is Making a Made in Italy Kimono – WWD
Shielded from the bustling streets of the arty Brera district, Camilla Zermini, a former marketing professional, has been plotting the launch of her Suit Up brand out of her tiny …
Former Act N.1 Designer Galib Gassanoff to Debut New Solo Brand – WWD
MILAN — Galib Gassanoff is ready to open a new chapter in his career. After parting ways with Act N.1 cofounder Luca Lin earlier this year, the designer is set …
Antonio Marras Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
There is no such thing as boundaries in Antonio Marras’ ebullient imagination, let alone geographical borders. For pre-fall 2024, the Sardinian designer explored the affinities between his beloved homeland (his …
Off-White Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
It doesn’t take a chromotherapy expert to sense that Ib Kamara was in a good mood while working at his latest effort as art and image director of Off-White. The …
Valentino Pre-Fall 2024 – WWD
Pierpaolo Piccioli’s work is inextricably intertwined to the cultural context: Few designers in Italy have been as active and vocal as the Valentino creative director in repeatedly addressing social issues …