MFWM AW25: Zegna
Staying true to his spirit, Alessandro Sartori streamlined things for the modern customer this Autumn - while finding his own space by building a poised tension.
ALESSANDRO Sartori designs for men who prefe...
MFWM AW25: Saul Nash
In his AW25 outing, the designer loses formality and digs into his functional aesthetic.Â
How delightful it is to see a greatly edited, precisely formed collection conceived in a flash of inspiration that h...
MFWM AW25: Prada
A comedy of instincts epitomises Prada’s AW25 outing, unleashing a tool of reaction and responses in troubled times.Â
IN THE space of decades, Prada’s shows have come to generate the kind of panic-to-be-the...
MFWM AW25: Simon Cracker
Filippo Biraghi and Simone Botte made their reputation years ago with a shrunken, upcycled look. Today, they question the fashion system’s perfunctory acts of progress through thought-provoking collections.Â
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MFWM AW25: JordanLucaÂ
Amid bows, vows and (snazzy!) crowds — JordanLuca’s Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto tied the knot during their Milan’s AW25 show.Â
What a difference a show can make. Sure, JordanLuca is idiosyncratic enough...
MFWM AW25: Dolce & Gabbana
Rigour (still) sells at the Italian house, while offering levity and a modern nod to the past for AW25.Â
IT IS unclear whether aficionados (both starlet and civilian) of Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s...
MFWM AW25: Brunello Cucinelli
For AW25, the label’s takedown of timeless classics continues apace.Â
Fomenting the fashion revolution isn’t the purpose of Brunello Cucinelli’s oeuvre. Rather, the label continues rolling its quiet evoluti...
MFWM AW25: PDFÂ
Simmering a hype-filled approach, Domenico Formichetti’s AW25 outing served an important purpose: to broaden the definition of style beyond Milan’s traditional codes.Â
IN HIS show notes, PDF’s Domenico Form...