Miu Miu's Fall/Winter 2024 experiments with girlishness without an age restraint.

“Deauville is where everything started for the House. 1912, the creation of her hat shop and then very quickly the first clothes with their visionary, radical style. It’s where it all began for Gabrielle Chanel. This story is very close to my heart,” confides Virginie Viard. On the racecourse, on the seaside, at the gaming table, in restaurants and palaces, on the “Planches” boardwalk: everything is about elegance and self-staging.

In her Dior A/W ’24 collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri brought back designs that capture the essence and mission of Christian Dior.

The Genny fall/winter 2024-2025 collection, designed by Sara Cavazza Facchini travels on a journey through an enchanted natural world, where beauty arouses a desire to return to a harmonious connection with nature.

The Fall Winter 2024/25 collection of SAN ANDRÈS MILANO focuses on a wardrobe centered on the study of neutral volumes, pieces capable of being worn by the male or female body, an over-size fit with a genderless concept, reminiscences of a childhood where there are no prejudices but only the desire to be ourselves.

Night glow. The Emporio Armani Women’s Fall Winter 2024-25 show captures a chromatic sensation to translate it into shape and superficial movement.

Set in a historic transit station, the Italian fashion house's Fall/Winter 2024 show presents quality-driven and sophisticated pieces.

Creative Director Daniel Lee presents a series of quintessentially British designs in stunning neutral colors. 

Sylvie Millstein stays true to her philosophy of offering cool girl separates for fall-winter 2024 with a muted collection of refined separates that turn wardrobe staples into heading turning looks.

In quintessential New York fashion, Khaite's latest collection exudes mysterious elegance. 

Whoever said "fashion is dead" has not seen John Galliano’s Maison Margiela Spring/Summer 2024 Artisanal show. 

“I was thinking about Karl Lagerfeld’s futurism with FENDI,” says Kim Jones, FENDI Artistic Director of Couture and Womenswear. “In the collection there is a humanism at the heart of this future; there’s the body, the silhouette within the silhouette, the person and the handwork of the couture. The collection is about structure and decoration, where the two become indivisible. I wanted an idea of precision and emotion at once.”