STRUCTURE met sensuality in Milan as Bottega Veneta unveiled its Autumn/ Winter 2026 collection, exploring intimacy and protection through softened forms and textural construction. Under Louise Trotter’s direc...
MILAN, ITALY — It’s rare to hear designers profess Fall as their preferred season. Deliveries and key drops arrive at a puzzling moment: should a lineup consist of wear-anywhere essentials or breezy coats? A m...
MILAN, ITALY — At a time when women are lusting over “uniforms” more than passing trends, it’s good to be bathed in novelty with a slightly traditional twist. A typical Italian alum has learned to hone a luxe...
MILAN, ITALY — Matteo Tamburini specialises in two very similar categories: tailoring and volume. Both lend particularly well to the concept of lightness, and that’s where Tod’s chief creative officer got to w...
MILAN, ITALY — There’s power in subsuming a designer’s creative identity into a larger message. In traditional fashion, the question of function reemerges time after time. Across the Autumn/ Winter 2026 collec...
MILAN, ITALY — In a sea of designers pushing to permeate traditionalist dressing into a wearer’s mainstream consciousness, Antonio Marras’ collections maintain momentum, producing offerings that mostly excel i...
MILAN, ITALY — Say “Cucinelli” and you already sound Italian — or at least like an Italian speaking English. A love of storytelling anchors the concept behind this heritage brand, but as creative director Brun...
MILAN, ITALY — She’ll always be a punk chick at heart, but the N.21 girl is clearly going places. She has a real job now, for starters - and so does her male counterpart - so they need daywear options that mak...
MILAN, ITALY — Protest can be a loaded theme for a runway show. In recent years, brands whose previous sociocultural engagements could be described as lax have been co-opting their symbols within their collect...
MILAN, ITALY — Lay a hand on Glenn Martens’ oversize, exceedingly dense denim separates or dishevelled suiting for Diesel, and it would seem that he takes no heed of retail imperatives. But that would be a rat...