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Dolce & Gabbana’s Mogambo mode

All manner of big game huntresses appeared at Dolce & Gabbana's latest runway show in Milan, where even the invite was in leopard print as the brand paid homage to 1950s African safaris.

Marco de Vincenzo makes rainbow magic

The talented designer dazzled his guests at Milan Fashion Week on Friday with a spectacular rainbow-coloured collection, where each look was made in a different shade and texture.

Missoni: Let there be light

The younger generation marched in their millions to save the planet all over the world on Friday. The models in the Missoni show in Milan on Saturday marched with sustainable Little Sun lights to support the cause.

Giorgio Armani’s earthy take on mythology

If any Italian designer packed a lot into his week, it was Giorgio Armani, who presented a collection of spiritual style on Sunday afternoon inside his historic headquarters at number 11 Via Borgonuovo.

Etro's exotic boho summer flits between masculine and feminine
The Italian label showcased a hippie-chic aesthetic at Milan Fashion Week on Friday, sending out attractive ensembles in shimmering lightweight fabrics, while mixing tribal cultures with precision menswear tailoring.

22/09/2019 | Luxury - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks

Etro's exotic boho summer flits between masculine and feminine
Eyes on U.S. prize, Primark considers Central American suppliers
Confident it can crack the $300 billion U.S. clothing and shoes market, Britain's Primark is ready to raise its bet on the country by securing new sources of fast fashion in central America.

22/09/2019 | Fashion - Ready-to-wear | Industry | Retail

Eyes on U.S. prize, Primark considers Central American suppliers
Fitbit considers whether it should explore a sale
Wearable device maker Fitbit Inc has been in talks with an investment bank about the possibility of exploring a sale amid challenges in successfully pivoting from fitness trackers to smart watches.

22/09/2019 | Sports | Business

Fitbit considers whether it should explore a sale
Companies on 'strike' for the climate: action or advertising?
"Strike for climate action" is the watchword coming not from the shop steward but the C-suite as many companies publicise their support for Friday's mobilisation.

22/09/2019 | Fashion - Miscellaneous | Industry

Companies on 'strike' for the climate: action or advertising?
MSGM celebrates 10th anniversary with pop sophistication
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of his label, Massimo Giorgetti presented a punchy collection at Milan Fashion Week on Saturday, reinterpreting the brand's classics, while also moving towards a more couture aesthetic.

22/09/2019 | Fashion - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks

MSGM celebrates 10th anniversary with pop sophistication
Salvatore Ferragamo takes it easy with laid-back summer chic
The Florentine house updated the classic summer wardrobe at Milan Fashion Week on Saturday, presenting a discreetly luxurious collection with a good dose of leather, and channelling a sportier, more informal vibe.

21/09/2019 | Luxury - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks

Salvatore Ferragamo takes it easy with laid-back summer chic
Tropical J.Lo glory at Empress Donatella's show
Donatella Versace had old pal Jennifer Lopez tour the runway to take a final triumphant passage in her latest show, dedicated to the legendary tropical Versace dress that the actress and singer once wore to the Grammys.

21/09/2019 | Luxury - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks

Tropical J.Lo glory at Empress Donatella's show
Paris Fashion Week reveals high-powered nine-day programme
Running 23 September to 1 October, the nine-day calendar announced for Paris Fashion Week on Friday promises new creative directors, big name brands and fresh talent, with highlights including Patou's relaunch by LVMH.

20/09/2019 | Luxury - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks | Events

Paris Fashion Week reveals high-powered nine-day programme
Marni’s tropical fever and sustainable mode
Some think that Francesco Risso at Marni is the most inventive designer in Milan at the moment, and judging from the compelling collection that he staged for the brand on Friday, that is a truly sage opinion.

20/09/2019 | Luxury - Ready-to-wear | Catwalks

Marni’s tropical fever and sustainable mode
Tod's chief says Hong Kong unrest factored in, turnaround taking effect
Italian luxury goods maker Tod’s has budgeted for a potential hit from continuing unrest in Hong Kong and is seeing signs of progress with the brand’s turnaround strategy, the head of the company said on Friday.

20/09/2019 | Luxury - Footwear | Business

Tod's chief says Hong Kong unrest factored in, turnaround taking effect