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MFW SS27: Antonio Marras

MILAN, ITALY — Antonio Marras’ show notes announced that the designer yearned to celebrate its Spring outing by recalling the nuptials between Antiochus and Hippolyta, two prominent figures rooted in Sardinian culture and Greek mythology. The designer celebrated this act by presenting a collection—ending in a performance—that tells the story

Beauty and Brutality at the Arena: Aida and Turandot

VERONA, ITALY — We tend to think of Aida and Turandot primarily in terms of epic grandiosity, but are we

Where Gods Meet Machines: Valentino Unveils Interferenze Campaign

VALENTINO’s Interferenze campaign was shot at Centrale Montemartini, conceived in the early 20th century on the left bank of the

Emma Richardson’s Solo Exhibition Is An Electric Exploration Of Desire  

Hotwire my Heart was the name of one of Emma Richardson’s degree show paintings and the name she used when

Nour Hammour Does Decadence For Winter 2026

​PARIS-based Nour Hammour has made a name for itself with leather and outerwear, building its wardrobe around beautifully chic coats

Glass Presents Fall Prey – an Editorial by Matt Leeves and Lily Rimmer

ARLETTE, birdlike in stature stalks the landscape, slowly traversing the marshland as she grows from a tenuous, feathery hatchling into

Fendi’s Colibrì Slingbacks Are Autumn’s Most Dynamic Heel

FENDI’S signature Colibrì slingback has embodied a study in contrasts since its debut on the Spring 2018 runway. Instantly recognisable

Wood Wood Takes Us To The Highlands for Fall 2026

WOOD Wood travels into the Highlands for its Autumn/ Winter 2026 collection, where vast silence, shifting skies, and unexpected encounters

Erotic Tension and Sultry Elegance Rule Supreme in Gucci’s Primavera Campaign 

THE ITALIAN House unveils the Gucci Primavera campaign, celebrating the sense of rebirth that comes through the transformative power of

The Art of Modern Venetian Luxury: Inside Hotel Gabrielli

THERE are hotels in Venice that trade purely on location and others that lean heavily into nostalgia. The newly reopened


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