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The latest Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 shows offered a mix of glamour, experimentation and high craftsmanship, with iconic designers such as Giambattista Valli, Nina Ricci, Victoria Beckham, Elie Saab and Alexander McQueen taking centre stage. Giambattista Valli enchanted the audience with his unmistakable romantic aesthetic, dominated by voluminous dresses, delicate transparencies and pastel shades. His style remains faithful to a sophisticated femininity, perfect for the summer season. Nina Ricci, under the direction of Harris Reed, continued to explore the boundaries between masculine and feminine, with a focus on sculptural lines and fluid silhouettes. Lightweight materials and neutral tones underlined...

A collection of rational indomitability, where tailoring is deconstructed, the print deconstructed and Atelier Versace fabrics are cut and carefully hand-woven to obtain a new composition. Versace ’s new Fall/Winter 2024 collection arrives in boutiques with a bold and sophisticated vision. The maison explores themes of modern glamour, mixing classic elegance with details that evoke an almost mythical strength. Key trends of the season include structured silhouettes, precisely cut tailored suits, and baroque motifs that are a hallmark of the brand’s DNA. The focus is also on rich fabrics, such as velvets and silks, and the use of intense and...

''Balmain's 80's surrealism and Rabanne's gold passion''. Julien Dossena had anticipated it a few days ago: the creative director of the maison Rabanne has chosen to bring to the catwalk exclusive pieces, true handcrafted jewels, recovered from the archive of the Parisian brand, founded by Paco Rabanne, born Francisco Rabaneda Cuervo, in the 60s. The brand, since its inception, has always been known for the use of alternative materials in its collections, some decidedly precious, such as gold, silver, reflective metals that made the fortune of the maison in the 60s. From Jane Fonda to Françoise Hardy, many celebs have...

Missoni, a name that evokes creativity, color and uniqueness. Missoni 's collections mark a renewal for the brand under the guidance of the new creative director, Filippo Grazioli , who has brought a modern and refined vision. Missoni maintains its unmistakable style with the use of rich textures, high-quality knitwear and the famous zigzag patterns, but with a more minimalist and contemporary approach. Key trends this season include a sophisticated color palette that combines neutrals with pops of bright colors, creating an eye-catching contrast. Silhouettes are more structured and linear, with fitted knits and tailored suits, enriched by innovative details...