PFW AW17: Kenzo

KENZO’S creative directors Humberto Leon and Carol Lim made a politically motivated call-back to the brand’s maverick fashion milestones for AW17. By showing us what Kenzo Takada achieved as a designer who soug...

PFW AW17: Chloé

WITH her last show for the French house of Chloé, the English designer and the brand’s creative director of six years Clare Waight Keller left on a high note with everyone praising the collection and alluding t...

PFW AW17: Maison Margiela

JOHN Galliano and Maison Margiela are continuing to prove they go together better than chocolate and peanut butter with their latest AW17 Collection.   Galliano pulled back the layers of fabric f...

PFW AW17: Saint Laurent

ANTHONY Vaccarello’s sophomore Saint Laurent collection showed the new creative director developing what he started last season. Again it was sexy and tactile with shabby-yet-simultaneously glitzy evening-wear ...

MFW AW17: Bottega Veneta

RETURNED are the days of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Living on through their legendary film noir silhouettes – living on now through Bottega Veneta. The AW17 collection wasn't purely ‘30s Hollywoo...

MFW AW17: Giorgio Armani

GIORGIO Armani concluded Milan Fashion Week this season by topping off his entire AW17 collection with a trilby. That’s, give or take, 82 heads sent down the runway abrim with a styling choice that was most def...

MFW AW17: Fendi

UNDER the creative leadership of Karl Lagerfeld, a Fendi collection can go in many directions – never boring – but always sets you thinking. The Fendi AW17 shows the inimitable power of Lagerfeld and accesso...

MFW AW17: Prada

WHAT we saw at Prada’s AW17 show was an extension and a continuation of what the house presented during Milan Fashion Week Men’s last month. Hence ‘70s corduroy and velvet flares with furry belts and Baker Boy ...

MFW AW17: Emilio Pucci

PUCCI’S current creative director Massimo Giorgetti took the brand fashionably into 2017 at MFW. Beginning with fruity hues that burst onto the catwalk in orange and lime sequinned silks, fringe was the main fe...

MFW AW17: Moschino

IT seems Jeremy Scott is scraping the recycling bin to find new themes if his latest collection for Moschino is anything to go by. Cardboard was reinterpreted by Scott in numerous distinctly un-boring designs t...

MFW AW17: Gucci

VINYL records were the golden tickets to Gucci’s guests in Milan at the fashion brand’s AW17 catwalk show staged at the company’s new headquarters. They were treated to a full-on Michele-fest, with enough spark...

LFW AW17: J. JS Lee

THE Seoul-born Jackie JS Lee aka J. JS Lee was inspired for this season by children’s dressing up games –  playing with the grown-up wardrobes of their parents and exploring their identities through these games...