AMID the breathtaking baroque splendour of the Galleria Colonna in Rome, Pierpaolo Piccioli took Valentino in fresh, understated direction for his spring couture show, in a collection that paired futuristic sav...
FOR A long time the attention has been diverted from Red Valentino, the little sister brand of the Italian luxury fashion house Valentino. With couture shows, ready-to-wear and a sea of accessories that are mak...
SEASON upon season, Valentino gives us a slice of wonderland reigniting the belief that fashion is magical. With each collection, Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli gives us a fashion fantasy, and there has b...
MOST OF us tend to associate uniforms with conformity, assimilation and partial cloaking of one’s identity. But not Valentino’s creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, who has accomplished the complete opposite w...
PRESENTING maximalism at its finest, creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli unveiled Valentino’s Haute Couture SS20 Collection in Paris with a collection comprised of structured silhouettes, extravagant bows and ...
PURITY and extravagance defined Pierpaolo Piccioli’s SS20 for Valentino at PFW. The show began with white clouds of cotton poplin, shaped into shirt dresses, before morphing into a rainbow of colour and pattern...
NOT ONE to shy away from clashing colours or textures, the king of maximalism, Pierpaolo Piccioli, returned with his Haute Couture AW19 collection for Valentino.
After being made sole Creative Direct...
SITUATED in the spacious and airy venue of the Grand Palais, Valentino reveals their SS20 collection at Paris Fashion Week. The teaser for the collection came from with the invitation printed on the painting Fl...
AT THE Valentino show, a luminous white neon sign read, “The people you love become ghosts inside of you and like this you keep them alive.” Artist Robert Montgomery's poignant words resonated throughout the ro...
WITNESS collaborations of intergalactic proportions as Valentino’s AW19 collection lands at Paris Fashion Week Mens.
“Here, I have discovered that no innovation can exist without a profound knowledge of ...
PIERPAOLO Piccioli knows how to construct clothing that makes you gasp out loud. His vision for Valentino has long remained clear – generous proportions of material are used to create grand structures for grand...
BIG hair don't care. That must have been the thoughts going through the model's minds, as they walked down the runway of Valentino AW18 couture show, on Wednesday evening. Models such as Kaia Gerber glided down...
VOLUME is key in the Valentino SS18 couture collection. Oversized balloons of fabric in vibrant yellows, blues and purples open the show. Belted with tight ribbons and draping bows, sophisticated jackets with p...
VALENTINO, since 2008 the result of a design duo acclaimed for stylish synergy, is now a one-man show. Pier Paulo Piccioli is that man – the sole creative director whose partner in cloth since around about the ...
BALLET, movement and living in the moment – that was the inspiration behind Valentino’s AW16 collection. And the audience was most definitely living in the moment when seeing this dream of a collection parading...
Making their way through a bed of roses, the models almost floated in their lightness and fluidity, accentuated by a haze of pleated chiffon gowns, which were at the core of Valentino’s haute couture collection...
The Valentino show for SS16 had its quiet moments with simple dresses in black or neutral colours but for most part it was pretty wild as the designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were so clearly...
Two of couture’s most illustrious players, Valentino and Dolce & Gabbana, chose to debut their latest array of one-off designs off schedule this season to emphasise that they are each in leagues of their ow...
On the first day of the Paris-based leg of menswear SS16’s gala performances, Valentino revealed its most unbridled side. Building on the fashion house’s increasingly fanciful transition now that Maria Grazia C...
The Valentino show for AW15 started off small and ended big. The black and white beginning was very minimal including the bare make-up of the models with only a hint of brown eye-shadow and hair clipped at the ...
Valentino’s top creative dogs Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli’s stuck to the house codes this season for a menswear presentation staged in harmony with the design house’s affinity with pattern making...