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Paris Fashion Week: Loewe, Issey Miyake, Lanvin, and Nina Ricci

A tour of French historical sites on Friday, taking in the Louvre, Chateau de Vincennes, the Natural History Museum, and the Sorbonne – as designers reminded us that when it comes to fashion, Paris will always rule. Read More

Paris Fashion Week: Rabanne channels vintage-dark mood, Icicle embraces cocooning with a twist

On a Thursday at Paris Fashion Week brimming with big names, Julien Dossena put his savoir-faire on full display at UNESCO, while Bénédicte Laloux spotlighted Icicle’s softly timeless aesthetic. Read More

Paris Fashion Week Thursday: Chloé, Carven, and Schiaparelli

Paris Fashion Week’s role as the Champion’s League of fashion was again apparent in three striking and diverse show by three non-French designers for legendary Parisian houses. Read More

Italy’s Agnona brand: lamb among the fashion wolves

At Milan Fashion Week, headlines go to splashy names. But behind the scenes, Italy’s smaller and medium-sized brands are doggedly defending their craft, striving to keep alive long traditions. One of them is Agnona. Read More

The Çelet family’s Turkish leather empire expands its luxury brand 1972 Desa

Turkish company Desa is stepping up investment in its flagship brand. Under creative director Ivana Omazic; 1972 Desa staged a catwalk show at Milan Fashion Week as it mulls its first standalone stores and accessories. Read More

Pierre-Louis Mascia expands Milan boutique, overhauls US distribution

The French high-end clothing and lifestyle label, owned by Achille Pinto, plans to relocate and expand its Milan boutique, appoints CD Network as its new US agent and collaborates with the Musée Galliera. Read More

Paris Fashion Week’s independent labels: Pressiat, Maitrepierre, and Alainpaul

On the seventh floor, right in the heart of the Champs-Élysées, AquaKyoto sets the scene for Pressiat’s catwalk show, with the MAD hosting Alainpaul and Maitrepierre reimagining everyday fashion. Read More

Themoiré launches a proprietary, environmentally sustainable material, targeting the US and Asia

Handbag brand Themoiré, which uses recycled and bio-based raw materials, is introducing a material derived from potatoes, set for industrial-scale development by 2027, aiming to boost its presence in the US and Asia. Read More