MFW SS25: Dolce & Gabbana
Paying tribute to Madonna’s golden years, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana looked back and wrestled with the archives. Flamboyance reigned with little conviction for SS25.
The first look in Dolce &a...
MFW SS25: Diesel
Shreds of cool, sexy villains and sharp edges lead the charge in Diesel’s spring-summer 2025 show.
Diesel’s Glenn Martens focuses on silhouettes as if they’re fine art. He is constantly finessing the myriad...
MFW SS25: Sunnei
The notoriously rakish creative directors—Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina—leaned on a mature edge. Their quirky, wearable and accessible vein made for a truly brilliant SS25 show.
If there is one collection ...
MFW SS25: Sportmax
Returning to form, subtlety sells and projects an uptown, sexy kind of drive for Sportmax's spring-summer 2025 collection.Â
Sportmax has been honing a continuum for several seasons now. Shifting toward an “...
MFW SS25: Moschino
Adrian Appiolaza showed distinct gestures of luxury for Moschino's spring-summer 2025 collection with a quirky nod to classics.Â
How do you blend poignancy with the sweet, subversive streak of subcultures? ...
MFW SS25: Tod’s
With a lesson of fuss-free reductionism, Matteo Tamburini offers glimpses of newness at Tod's with more artisanal tricks for spring-summer 2025.Â
IN AN age obsessed with likes and followers, somehow Matteo ...
MFW SS25: Tokyo James
Challenging the troubled dichotomy between perfection and the unfamiliar, Tokyo James projects severity and youthful optimism for spring-summer 2025.
HARNESSING the power and provocation of cultural shifts ...
MFW SS25: Brunello Cucinelli
The label blends Riviera-inspired garments with the mysterious allure of desert dunes.
Tailoring lovers, brace yourselves: Brunello Cucinelli’s spring-summer 2025 collection took on a journey to craft...
MFW SS25: Max Mara
True to form, Ian Griffiths points to the study of mathematics with a clean slate and pristinely made clothes for the modern woman.Â
SOMETHING Neoplatonist philosopher and mathematician Hypatia said about t...
MFW SS25: N°21
With a trip down memory lane and an examination of the 1960s, Alessandro Dell’Acqua conjures bourgeois and retro chic for N°21's SS25 show.
Neapolitan-born, Milan-based Alessandro Dell’Acqua is really one f...
MFW SS25: BOSS
Soaking up in Milan’s fuss-free culture, Creative Director Marco Falcioni puts on a great show.Â
BOSS COLLECTIONS have long excelled in subdued functional practicality. This season, even the most cursory gl...
MFW SS25: Antonio Marras
Traditional and theatrical gestures of creativity run apace for spring-summer 2025, paying a delightful homage to the 1930s.Â
THERE WAS both sun and rush hour to contend with on the second day of Milan show...
MFW SS25: Marni
In a shift, Francesco Risso toasts the outlandish and realism with a sculptural touch. Â
MARNI's Francesco Risso approaches the ready-to-wear lines with all the gravitas of an architect commissioned to desi...
MFW SS25: Fendi
Bordering on the edge of the quotidian, Spring leans on the everyday with a couture-like feel.
THERE HAS been a lot of emphasis on craft this season, and so Kim Jones was entirely in his element at Fendi's ...