MFW AW18: Moncler Genius
TAKING the place of Gucci, MFW kicked off with a spectacular start last night, as Moncler showcased Moncler Genius, an “eight cell” event debuting collaborative collections with various designers. Collections w...
MFW AW18: Gucci
WHO would have thought that in 2018, severed heads would be the fashion? But that is exactly what Gucci incorporated into their AW18 coed collection during Milan Fashion Week. The shows entirety was a bingo car...
Glass dines at VUN Andrea Aprea in Milan
SITUATED within the luxurious Park Hyatt in the heart of Milan, two Michelin-starred restaurant VUN Andrea Aprea offers an exclusive gastronomic dining experience. Chef Andrea Aprea seamlessly combines innovati...
MMFW18: Marni
FRANCESCO Risso succeeded in steering away from any reasonable sense of logic known to you or I for Marni AW18 mens, for which he created a collection that was dissociated from reality. As Risso later explained...
MMFW18: Missoni
THE Missoni men’s winter 2018 collection resonances the vibrant culture of early ‘80s New York City. New perspectives formed from reflection of time passed create a merge between what has been and what is yet t...
MMFW18: Prada
THE Prada fall 2018 show for Milan menswear was all about keeping modern-day elegance but with an industrial, utilitarian take. For the first time, Prada recruited the assistance of four creatives from the desi...
SS18 The Glass Round-Up – London, Milan, Paris
GLASS rounds up the highlights from the recent SS18 fashion weeks in fashion capitals – Paris, Milan and London.
In tribute with a capital T to the true Yves Saint Laurent girl, Anthony Vaccarello’s SS18 col...
Glass sits down with Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier
DURING Milan Fashion Week, the Glass team spoke to Tomas Maier, creative director of Bottega Veneta, about his SS18 collection and his journey within the fashion industry. As the Italian brand becomes increasin...
MFW SS18: Vionnet
AT Vionnet, the main feature were the opening asymmetric gowns which mixed either cotton or glistening satin with a side of pleated chiffon skirt and a karate-inspired belt wrapped around the models with creped...
MFW SS18: Albino Teodoro
AESTHETICALLY pleasing is what this spring summer collection from Albino Teodoro is. Garments with an edgy look stunned the audience, with two pieces made from high-end fabrics with sneaks of gold material ...
MFW SS18: Vivetta
THE Vivetta SS18 collection at MFW was all pastels and pattern clashes with the odd inclusion of denim. As the models walked down the catwalk the name Vivetta was splashed across different materials and in diff...
MFW SS18: Missoni
LIGHT feelings and tones are what Missoni brought to the catwalk with their SS18 Collection. Models glided down the runway in angelic-like garments of long dresses, slips and full skirts made from a variety of ...
MFW SS18: Capucci
ROBERTO Capucci's love of colour is truly showing in his SS18 collection for Capucci. With in-face-colours that will leave a beautiful impression on your mind for a long time.
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MFW SS18: Marni
PRINTS are a major look this year, and the Marni SS18 collection surely proves this. Roses, flowers, checks and tartan in an array of colours are splashed onto the garments in a vivid and explosive way.
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MFW SS18: Arthur Arbesser
A MONOCHROME dream with splashes of vivid colours of pink, purple and red. For SS18 Arthur Arbesser provides us with a collection of mid-length skirts, miniskirts, sleeved dresses and button-up shirts.
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MFW SS18: Giorgio Armani
ABSTRACT Art, block colouring and botanical prints were seen on the catwalk in a blossom spring palette as Giorgio Armani presented his SS18 collection. Paintings inspired Armani this season as he unveiled the ...
MFW SS18: Roberto Cavalli
PRESENTED on a clean-cut catwalk, newly appointed creative director Paul Surridge’s collection for Roberto Cavalli SS18 populated the runway with beautiful garments, and showed a new, more subtle direction for...
MFW SS18: Jil Sander
JIL Sander has been going through a lot of changes in the past few years. After Raf Simons’ departure in 2012, Jil Sander herself took over as the creative director once again, only to be soon succeeded by Rodo...
MFW SS18: Marco de Vincenzo
THE READY-to-wear collection by Marco de Vincenzo had a care-free attitude in which de Vincenzo paid homage to Sicily with the deep reds and burnt orange colours. With knitwear and high–cuffed flares with h...
MFW SS18: Etro
THE signature paisley and other colourful prints were preceded by an entourage of white at Etro’s SS18 show. This was a celebratory show to mark the brand’s 50th anniversary and, for the first time, show women’...
MFW SS18: Max Mara
IT WAS cool, it was sleek and it was straight to the point. Ian Griffiths, the creative director of Max Mara, debuted his SS18 collection in Milan and he kept to the brand familiar colour palette but this time ...