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“Desire is rooted in the spirit of this maison—it permeates the rooms like an intoxicating perfume, the very rooms where I continue to dance.” With these words, Haider Ackermann captures the intimate essence of the Tom Ford universe, that magnetic sensuality that has always defined its DNA. A powerful legacy, which the designer now reinterprets with both reverence and boldness, projecting it into a present that still flirts with eroticism and theatrical flair. From the very beginning, Tom Ford made seduction his unmistakable signature—first transforming Gucci into a hotbed of daring sensuality, then founding his own maison under the banner...

Ralph Lauren Home embodies timeless style, where the charm of American design meets the sophistication of fine materials. Launched in 1983, this home universe by Ralph Lauren transforms every space into a story of elegance, comfort, and authenticity. Classic lines, tailored details, and inspirations ranging from American ranches to New York penthouses give life to iconic and versatile collections. Each piece is crafted to stand the test of time, redefining luxury with understated beauty and consistent aesthetics. To live Ralph Lauren Home is to embrace a lifestyle that blends tradition and modernity—spaces that tell stories through refined textures, noble woods,...

For Fall/Winter 2025, Missoni rewrites the language of knitwear with a collection that blends instinct, materiality, and refined elegance. Under the creative direction of Alberto Caliri, the brand explores new proportions and fluid layering while staying true to its signature textures and iconic patterns—now reimagined with subtlety. Fine yarns—wool, cashmere, silk, and shimmering threads—give life to garments that envelop without constraining, in a palette of earthy tones brightened by metallic accents. The result is a sophisticated wardrobe designed for those who express themselves through effortless everyday style. This is a collection that doesn’t follow trends—it sets them, staying true to...

Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 positioned itself as an ode to transformation. Between nostalgic returns and contemporary provocations, the runways weren’t just aesthetic moments, but cultural reflections on desire, the body, and time. The protagonists? The historic names of Made in Italy, each presenting their own vision of the present. Alberta Ferretti opened the week with quiet sensuality: neutral tones, chiffon, and soft silhouettes marked a move toward stylistic introspection. No excess, just a new idea of intimate luxury—somewhere between romance and realism. Etro, under Marco De Vincenzo, danced through a bohemian patchwork: dense prints, fringe, leather, denim, and ritualistic,...