MFW SS15: Emilio Pucci
Evoking the boho-luxe, disco days of the 1970s, Peter Dundas for Pucci has designed a Spring collection worthy of that bygone era. Peter Dundas’ fringed hems, suede boots, flared trousers, and tie-dye dresses s...
MFW SS15: Roberto Cavalli
In many ways euro-extraordinaire Roberto Cavalli should be in his element in SS, but in some ways, the winter months don’t do him so wrong either. This season, the designer himself did no wrong for his gutsy ga...
MFW SS15: Giorgio Armani
By now, we know that we can always count on Giorgio Armani to deliver. Speaking of counting, we practically count our blessings every day that he is still powering ahead with his vision of what fashion can be, ...
MFW SS15: Tod’s
Tod’s have given us one of the most formulaic collections in the brief history of MFW SS15 so far, that formula being leather and that formula thriving. For instance, in every form you can possibly imagine, lea...
MFW SS15: Versace
Introducing monotone colouring, Versace opened the show with androgynous tailored suits. The collection drew inspiration from the iconic emblem, which focused on the rectangular pattern to form the design. Lar...
MFW SS15: Missoni
Missoni pulled out all the statement stops this season, not surprising since they are a statement family. So it was up to the family with the timeless eye for patterned beauty to give is something vivacious for...
MFW SS15: Ports 1961
Ports 1961 have done something quite fabulous in Milan this season, invoked a sense of power within their woman while lacing her in the limpest of fabrics. This skilful triumph is all down to Canadian-born crea...
MFW SS15: Etro
There’s been ‘70s revivals in fashion before, but never have they been so concentrated on high-end catwalks and never have they been crammed in to the first two and a half days of MFW. You’ve got to hand it to ...
MFW SS15: Max Mara
Using a subtle palette of neutrals, Max Mara decorated the catwalk in a playful print of monochrome. A spin on floral design, singular flowers were inverted in colour and repeated over fabric, mimicking polka d...
MFW SS15: Dsquared2
Dean and Dan Caten’s Dsquared2 follies is something we tune in to every season just to see where their minds have taken them. It’s something we just can’t avoid. Prone to approaching each season with a utterly ...
MFW SS15: Prada
In the run-up to this season’s behemoth Prada show, Miuccia kept her cards close to her chest. The show invite, a minimal white card bearing nothing but the essential details, gave nothing away.
And if the i...
MFW SS15: Fausto Puglisi
Fausto Puglisi is a master styliste of short-skirted sex appeal, and what appeals to him more than anything is nostalgia. Not something that many others like to get hung up on, Fausto knows this, but through th...
MFW SS15: Alberta Ferretti
Alberta Ferretti has done what many designers in Milan this season are doing to counterbalance worldwide fashion tastes with euro-glam, looking to soulful 1970s Bohemia for free-spirited luxe. Pushing the stock...
MFW SS15: Gucci
Oozing Italian glamour, the – 90 years legacy – Gucci’s SS15 show at Milan Fashion Week was a flashback to the ‘70s with Asian influences throughout.
Like AW14, the luxury house maintained its sophisticated...
Glass Meets New “Dolce Girl” Kate King – The star of Dolce & Gabbana’s campaign talks about her love of scent
Glass Meets New “Dolce Girl” Kate King – The star of Dolce & Gabbana’s campaign talks about her love of scent
As Milan Fashion Week commences, Glass met one of its newest stars Kate King, who also happen...
MFW AW14: Giorgio Armani
Grey - classic, clean, but in the wrong hands it can easily become bland, and this season Giorgio Armani made the decision to base his whole collection upon the run-of-the-mill hue, fabric wise, he chose, above...
MFW AW14: MSGM
Massimo Giorgetti revealed a colourful collection in a wide variety of textiles in Milan this week and MSGM’s signature markings were scattered throughout the many subthemes running through its AW14 offering, l...
MFW AW14: Dsquared2
Today, Dean and Dan Caten committed their fatale females to an asylum, á la Girl, Interrupted on steroids – exceedingly glamorous, gleefully glittering, fashion steroids, that is. Currently going through a chic...
MFW AW14: Salvatore Ferragamo
Massimiliano Giornetti, the creative director of the Italian institution in question, each season faces the task of guiding the style development of Salvatore Ferragamo and the time-honoured brand’s numerous pr...
MFW AW14: Trussardi
There will always be something about leather, something so intrinsically rebellious, even virile if you will, and decidedly, something so Trussardi. Today in Milan, Gaia Trussardi begun the AW proceedings by st...
MFW AW14: Roberto Cavalli
Circling a searing ring of fire like the concubines of Dante’s Inferno yesterday in Milan, Cavalli fuelled his inflamed spitfires of AW14 with a deadly Italian glamour, recollecting the vampish femininity of th...