Saint Laurent: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Anthony Vaccarello worm-holed back to the late-eighties and early nineties, when the late, great Yves Saint Laurent had stopped trying to introduce radical new lines every season. Instead he showed ever more perfected versions of his sharp shouldered chic in
Dior: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Going to a Dior show is an epic experience. Here, the modern fashion ecosystem is on display. First you must run the gamut of fashion fans, selfie seekers, street style photographers and tourist who throng the entrance and whoop and
Aniye Records: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Leave it to Alessandra Marchi to give a ghost story seductive undertones. The designer’s autumn/winter 2023 collection for her brand Aniye Records entitled Gothic Ghost was more flaunt than haunt. Arriving in the form of corseted lace babydoll dresses, sequin and
Tomo Koizumi: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Look at all that froth! Following in the footsteps of Matty Bovan and Miss Sohee, Japanese designer Tomo Koizumi was the third young talent to receive mentoring and financial backing towards a collection from Dolce & Gabbana. Koizumi brought his
Ferragamo: Ready-To-Wear AW23
With his sophomore collection for Ferragamo, Maximillian Davis continued to carve out his distinct branch of clean-cut elegance which has already began to win over Hollywood (both Uma Thurman and Hunter Schafer were amongst the famous faces on the front
Bally: Ready-To-Wear AW23
With a name like Persistence of Time, we expected it to be a retrospective runway, but the nostalgia that Bally brought to the table was far more nuanced. It was a cinematically styled assortment, playing with Rhuigi Villaseñor’s connection to
MSGM: Ready-To-Wear AW23
The Ultimate Illusion was simple; a multifaceted MSGN collection from Massimo Giorgetti, who taught us a lesson in minimalistic opulence.
Jil Sander: Ready-To-Wear AW23
It’s been half a decade since Lucie and Luke Meier presented their first collection for Jil Sander. In recent seasons, the husband-and-wife duo have loosened up on the refined elegance that’s defined the minimalist titan, bringing a more individualistic flair
Giorgio Armani: Ready-To-Wear AW23
OG. The tiny theatre underneath Mr. Armani’s house where it all began. Intimate, chilling GA style and game on. Velvet berets, cappuccino satin dress over knife pleat pants like fish gills. Bronze. Everything ethereal.
Bottega Veneta: Ready-To-Wear AW23
It was everything and more that we had hoped for from a Bottega Veneta collection – high on great looks, new lush Intriccato bags carried as doubles, Murano glass as translucent handles, bold woven shoes and all fairly thrumming with
Dolce And Gabbana: Ready-To-Wear AW23
This was a fashion rewind. All the Dolce and Gabbana classics were reworked for AW23, a lineup of delicate lingerie pieces and great tailored evening coats.
Sportmax: Ready-To-Wear AW23
An undressing. Corset dresses suspending silk skirts. Blonde. Masculine. Simple. Feathery wispy shift dresses.
Gucci: Ready-To-Wear AW23
We are calling it The Transition collection - the step in between two designers. Our beloved Gucci girl rolled out from the lift doors that opened on three sides to reveal her new wardrobe and attitude. We think we would
Moschino: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Jeremy Scott is an anarchist in his own right. He has long stuck a firm middle finger up to snooty, fashion purists with his thematic collections which are at once clever, witty and irreverent. His latest Moschino outing saw the
Etro: Ready-To-Wear AW23
Marco De Vincenzo is reshaping Etro into something both old-fashioned and innovative, reinforcing its identity and coming to terms with the historic Milanese maison’s storied roots. The more he digs, the more clear the dialogue with what Etro really is