Fendi's Autumn/Winter 2022 show left no questions as to what's to be expected from Kim Jones for next season. Designer defies rigid structure by mixing soft and dark colours with light and heavy materials.

The designer Gherardo Felloni recreated a dreamlike and dreamy hotel for the Roger Vivier inspired by the five senses plus one. To reveal new accessories for fall-winter 2020/21.

All kinds of greens from neon green to chartreuse proliferated on the runways this season, solidifying it as a desirable springtime shade.

Possibly the most anticipated collection at Milan Fashion Week, all eyes were on Matthieu Blazy. His debut collection showcased a rather unexpected change in direction, taking us back to the fundamentals of Bottega Veneta's signature as he wove the House's classic, Intrecciato weave, into some of the chic-est looks for the winter season. 

"After the pandemic, everyone wants to go out, meet people, be seductive and sexy," says Véronique Nichanian , artistic director of Hermès men's collections. The difference with the classic dandy? The trousers of the suits were wider and the jackets longer. The core of the collection is a desire for contradictions and refinement, for contrasting materials, for elements that overlap and invite each other.

More than a hundred shows in New York, Milan, London and Paris, here are the 10 fashion trends spotted on designer catwalks for the next fall-winter 2022-2023 season.

For the Fall-Winter 2022/23 Ready-to-Wear show, Virginie Viard commissioned the duo Inez & Vinoodh to shoot the teasers.

Glitz, glamour, and shining moments: These are the highlights of London Fashion Week

A highlight of Paris Fashion Week, the Dior fall-winter 2022-2023 fashion show once again took over the Jardin des Tuileries during an exceptional show... resolutely futuristic.

From Schiaparelli to Jean Paul Gaultier by Glenn Martens via Zuhair Murad, we focus on the most exceptional dresses from the Spring-Summer 2022 Haute Couture Fashion Week.

“The idea for the show's décor came from a longstanding desire to work with Xavier Veilhan. His references to constructivism remind me of those of Karl Lagerfeld,” says Virginie Viard. “I like this similarity of spirit between us, now and across time. In addition to creating the show décor with its references to the avant-gardes of the 1920s and 1930s, Xavier wanted to work with Charlotte Casiraghi. His artistic universe is full of horses and Charlotte is a skilled rider.”

The dimension of the Atelier that Maria Grazia Chiuri wished to explore for this new haute couture collection is one in which art and craft meet through a shared language.