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Japanese label Uniqlo and French apparel brand Lemaire have teamed up to present a collaboration for both men and women for the fall and winter months ahead. Lemaire, led by Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran, pays… Uniqlo And Lemaire Team Up for Fall
Studded boots, bucket bags, tropical wallpaper, matching silk pantsuits, and even patterned porcelain dishware—it may not sound as if there could be a fashionable focus, but Hermès casually debunks that thought, and offers its delectably… Hermès’ New Collection Delivers Divinity
With a winding runway lined with yellow and white seating pods for attendees, a wooden ceiling up above, and pink-and-white wallpapered walls surrounding the show space, Miu Miu debuted its wild looking fall/winter 2015 collection. A… Miu Miu Mixes and Matches
Inspired by Egon Schiele’s expressionistic paintings, Ellery debuted voluminous silhouettes in a variety of bell-sleeves and bell-bottoms, asymmetrical coats, sharp skirts, and dresses for its fall/winter 2015 collection. Through a focus on tailoring, classics were revamped to a… Ellery & Egon Schiele for Fall/Winter 2015
Missoni brought a new vibrancy to old-school graphics, as they debuted their fall/winter 2015 collection this past Sunday in Milan. Materials with images of warped wood, marble, and other interior design replications were seen between large blurred zigzags… Missoni Debuts Marble-Infused Funk for Fall
Trussardi’s fall/winter 2015 collection is a study in the individuality found in sleek, modern women. Trussardi brought forth tailored, clean silhouettes to contrast with stately, shimmering fabrics. Craquelé leather had a metallic sheen to it, while the natural… Trussardi: Lots of Leather, Metallics, and Neutrals
Emporio Armani debuted essential wardrobe pieces—pantsuits, little black dresses, and sweater dresses—in a much different light for its fall/winter 2015 collection in Milan this week. The ikat appeared in textiles, bomber jackets, and matching sets,… Emporio Armani Gets Bold with Basics
“Overall this season, we’ve worked with literal retro references, paired with Bally’s heritage and know-how but rendered effortlessly,” said Pablo Coppola, Bally’s creative director, of Bally‘s fall/winter 2015 collection. Retro references, indeed. Classics are reinterpreted… Bally Goes Retro with Wes Anderson-Inspired Looks
