All posts tagged "Milan"
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Giorgio Armani Fall 2015
With nearly 100 looks, Giorgio Armani had lots to explore for Fall. The main concept here was the simple pairing of pants and jackets. Slim trousers hit at mid-ankle, looser pants with pleats came in silver, navy, and a painterly print, and a few velvet and satin pairs were in the mix as well. The most cutting-edge style
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Giorgio Armani Fall 2015
With nearly 100 looks, Giorgio Armani had lots to explore for Fall. The main concept here was the simple pairing of pants and jackets. Slim trousers hit at mid-ankle, looser pants with pleats came in silver, navy, and a painterly print, and a few velvet and satin pairs were in the mix as well. The most cutting-edge style
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Roberto Cavalli Fall 2015
It truly wouldn’t be a Cavalli show if there wasn’t a touch of animal print, a hint of sparkle, a smattering of studs, and quite a bit of sex appeal. But for Fall, Roberto Cavalli kept the tone romantic, and he was influenced by the theme of the forthcoming Met Gala, “China: Through The Looking
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Bottega Veneta Fall 2015
Instead of focusing on just one era, Tomas Maier decided to bring both the ‘60s and the ‘70s back on the Bottega Veneta runway. The clothes here aren’t stuck in the past; they just have the perfect hint of nostalgia for the bygone eras. And there’s no better interpretation of that than the prevalence of
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Jil Sander Fall 2015
Strong suiting was the name of the game at Jil Sander, although this collection was replete with far more color than is usually associated with the brand. The show started off with a long navy coat, layered over coordinating pants, but the yellow shoes hinted at the colorful pieces to follow. Like sweaters with pink
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Moschino Fall 2015
With each collection he creates chez Moschino, Jeremy Scott further proves he was born to helm this maison. And it certainly looks like he’s having a whole lot of fun while doing it. This time around, there were a ton of themes in his collection, with nods to the Looney Tunes, a colorful ode to the ‘80s, and plenty
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Moschino Fall 2015
With each collection he creates chez Moschino, Jeremy Scott further proves he was born to helm this maison. And it certainly looks like he’s having a whole lot of fun while doing it. This time around, there were a ton of themes in his collection, with nods to the Looney Tunes, a colorful ode to the ‘80s, and plenty
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Max Mara Fall 2015
Marilyn Monroe was a chic point of reference for Max Mara this season. Specifically, the image of the buxom blonde icon lolling about on the beach in a chunky sweater, shot by George Barris in 1962, was the inspiration for Fall. That aesthetic was lifted directly from her look and adapted for the runway were messy bedhead
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From The Daily’s Hollywood Edition: Jeremy Scott, Womenswear Designer Of The Year
After one short year ruling the roost at Moschino, Jeremy Scott has emerged as the fashion world’s most in-demand enfant terrible. A little bit kitsch and 100 percent catchy, he also designs his eponymous line, as well as a collection for Adidas. No wonder he’s the outfitter of choice for the style set, including Miley
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Fashion Month Packing 101 With Cosmopolitan’s Shiona Turini
Welcome to the final day of the Spring collections! So, how do all you chicettes plot out those ensembles for a month’s worth of runways? Cosmopolitan‘s fashion market director Shiona Turini is always impeccable decked to the nines. We caught up with her to find out how it’s done and how she survives in her heels during a long
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Pint-Sized Paris Fashion Week With Bon Appétit’s Christine Muhlke
Bonjour, Paris! As the shows kick off today, we just had to whip out this gem from our NYFW print issues: What to do if you’re show-hopping with a little one in tow? Let Bon Appétit exec editor Christine Muhlke advise you on doing Paris avec kids… France isn’t Italy. Walk into a caffè in Milan with your toddler, and
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Marni Spring 2015
In honor of their 20th year in the biz, Marni opted to celebrate with a whole lot of flowers for Spring. So many blossoms, in fact, the maison actually opened a one-day-only market dedicated solely for blooms, allowing fashionettes to peruse the buds alongside the locals. Did this floral adoration find its way into the collection, too?
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Bottega Veneta Spring 2015
What toes the line between cozy, comfortable, and chic, without a hint of messiness? That would be the Spring lineup from Bottega Veneta, where Tomas Maier looked towards ballet and its accompanying activewear for insights for his latest collection. For weekend jaunts, soft colors were paired with equally soft fabrics. Take, for example, a pale grey sleeveless and
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Marni Spring 2015
In honor of their 20th year in the biz, Marni opted to celebrate with a whole lot of flowers for Spring. So many blossoms, in fact, the maison actually opened a one-day-only market dedicated solely for blooms, allowing fashionettes to peruse the buds alongside the locals. Did this floral adoration find its way into the collection, too?
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Roberto Cavalli Spring 2015
Roberto Cavalli is always bold, never boring, and his Spring collection just furthered that notion. Psychedelic prints in gleaming reds, blues, greens, and yellows were accompanied by monochromatic black, brown and white ensembles. Texture also played a major role, taking shape in ornate pleating, ripped denim, croc-embossed leather, and sequins. Lots of sequins. There was also a bit of normcore
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Jil Sander Spring 2015
Jil Sander’s recently appointed creative director, Rodolfo Paglialunga, made a striking debut six or so months after beginning the job, with a deliciously minimalist collection, brimming with tomboy-apropos pieces. This seemed to be the parfait destination for him, as he combined aesthetics from his past gigs at Prada and Vionnet to serve up a collection that was so much more than
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Giorgio Armani Spring 2015
Often times, designers seem to forget the temperament that spring weather implies, but not Giorgio Armani. Muted shades of creams, hushed greys, soft blacks, and luminous whites comprised the latest looks in his namesake collection, offering an appropriate color palette for breezy spring mornings. Before the show began, Armani presented a short film by renowned director
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Tod’s Spring 2015
If you were to stumble upon the most glorious garden filled with florals translated into pale sheaths of leather, the result would be Alessandra Facchinetti‘s latest runway showing. As for the focus of this Spring collection from Tod’s? Tailored pieces, clean lines, and plenty of luxe hides, all set in a modern, indoor garden venue. A palette
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Giamba Spring 2015
Giambattista Valli launched his much-anticipated debut of his secondary line Giamba in Milan and it has all of the girly, sexy femininity of his main line. Those that could only dream of owning one his gorgeous leggy dresses that are so popular amongst the 20-something jet-set crowd might be able to have a taste of his
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Missoni Spring 2015
The messy, undone, carefree type of chic ruled Missoni’s Spring show, where floral motifs attributed to the bohemian freedom of a relaxing summer vacation. Perhaps a weekend at the Amalfi Coast? Or a lazy week spent at Cap d’Antibes? Wherever the location, Missoni’s trademark chevron served as backdrop to many floral dustings and a variety of
