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At fashion week, some brands were going for bold designs with immediate impact
It was minimalists versus maximalists on the first days of Paris Fashion Week
A slick showing at Ferragamo and a surprisingly good debut from Bally’s Simone Bellotti were among the week’s highlights
The creative director’s debut collection felt very young — but will it speak to the brand’s bottom line?
The designer uses metals and cut-outs to accentuate and give space to wearers’ curves
While some brands seemed stuck in the past, the Italian house’s looks were very current
Independent designers have brought their energy and individuality to the party but with a nod to what customers want
Designer Daniel Lee shows latest take on Britishness at London Fashion Week
Brands at fashion week embraced styles that women might consider a safe investment in unpredictable times
Feathers, fringing and sensuous details define our favourite looks of AW23
Designers embraced versatile pieces that look the part whatever the occasion
The breakout stars, surprise performances and trends from the Scandinavian city
The formal look is having a renaissance. Here’s how to ace it
Amid unrest across France, designers went all-in for fantasy, creativity and joie de vivre
Beyond Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton debut were exceptional collections from Dior, Rick Owens and Junya Watanabe
Luscious colours and modern tailoring appeared at Prada and Zegna
The eponymous brand’s head of accessories and menswear on the meaning of Roman style, the value of artisans, and Baguette bags for men
Tailoring so soft, you’ll want to take your shirt off
Layering is about selecting the right weights and styles and understanding your build
The procession was full of British pomp — sans the tiaras and legendary jewels
From romantic to rugged, the spring/summer runways were a play on contrasts
Designers at Burberry, Fendi and Peter Do are proposing fresh takes
The French maison put on an extravagant Pre-Fall show to woo its high-spending ‘Very Important Clients’
Classicism prevailed at Chanel and Hermès, while Louis Vuitton asked: ‘What is French style?’
Kering senior management went on a charm offensive as Balenciaga and Alexander McQueen returned to the runway at Paris Fashion Week
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