FENDI celebrates its 100th anniversary in a summer capsule collection

There is a new dress code on the red carpet of Cannes 2025: no naked dresses, no excesses. But, as they say, if you can't be at the premiere, shine at the after-party. Especially if you're wearing Gucci.

A moment related to magic that tries to cross time, a portrait of a beautiful and still uncontaminated Sicily.

In the FENDI Summer 2025 capsule, the house seems to open the curtain on the archival pages of its own history, while leaving behind it a bright prospect of the future. The occasion is a weighty one: the 100th anniversary of the brand. But instead of loud statements - a light breath of Italian summer, reminiscence of the past in a visual format and a very delicate dialog with modernity.

Bvlgari unveiled the Polychroma High-End collection at a unique show at the Greek Theater of Taormina alongside global ambassadors Lisa Manobal, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Liu Yifei and Oscar winner Viola Davis.

"Sun and Calm" a story that narrates the importance of feeling free to be yourself. This editorial was captured through sunlight falling on our skin, which gives us the calm we need, making us feel alive and enjoy every day.

This is a story about two distant friends, very different but very close, waiting for each other call to have some good time together. The time we pass dressing up and waiting for a call. It’s in this in-between moment, filled with longing and playfulness, that our narrative unfolds.

When it seems that nothing can surprise us in fashion, Pierpaolo Piccioli comes along and breaks all the patterns. Yes, you heard right: the former creative director of Valentino and master of high fashion poetry with romantic overtones has been officially appointed head of Balenciaga. And it feels like a restart. The new chapter begins on July 10, 2025. Get ready, it's going to be beautiful, profound and unexpected.

Fashion designer Liina Stein brought her vision of contrasting femininity to life in a recent editorial set at the magnificent Château Colbert in France. Known for blending romantic detail with confident structure, Stein used the château’s timeless atmosphere to explore the many ways womanhood can be expressed — through softness, strength, and everything in between.