Paris fashion house AMI has revealed plans to stage a physical runway show in Paris in the upcoming season, the latest independent fashion brand to confirm it will stage a live catwalk event in the next Paris season.
The schedule's release follows New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's announcement that NYFW would go on with a number of health and safety rules in place, to help prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Fashion Week Istanbul is planning an entirely digital season this autumn - five days scheduled to take place between October 12 and 16; and the latest catwalk week to be staged fully on the web due to the pandemic.
In accordance with the measures imposed by the governor of New York due to the Covid-19 pandemic, only 50 spectators will be allowed at open-air runways, while indoor shows will essentially be closed events.
The Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana has unveiled the provisional calendar for Milan Fashion Week, which will be held from September 23-28.
Dior unveiled a magically infused cruise collection on Wednesday night in the main square of Lecce in Puglia, the home region of the father of the house’s couturier Maria Grazia Chiuri.
Pierpaolo Piccioli took Valentino haute couture home to Rome on Tuesday and into a giant sound studio in the city’s legendary film studios the better to capture the grandeur of a very particular collection and moment.
Organizers in Paris have yet confirmed whether they will stage actual physical runway season this fall, but one French designer – Christelle Kocher - is certainly planning to go ahead with a runway show.
In a sudden reverse in plans, Fendi has announced that it will stage its next runway show in Milan – and not Rome - during the next women’s ready-to-wear catwalk season in September.
After a marathon 13 days of online fashion shows and events – from French haute couture to Italian sportswear – it’s useful to take stock and consider what worked and what really didn’t.
On Friday, Italian designer Federico Cina made his maiden appearance on the Milanese calendar, a stand-out debut with an inventive collection blending age-old techniques with contemporary design.
The last day of Milan’s digital fashion week exhibited a broad spectrum of Italian creativity, from the performances of established big-name houses to the idiosyncratic perspectives of up-and-coming labels.
Man met machine and nature at Ermenegildo Zegna on Friday afternoon — the final day of the Milan fashion season — in the most coherently stylish statement so far in fashion of a “phygital” collection.
On the third day of the Milan Digital Fashion Week, labels focused on their unique identities, chiefly presenting pre-collections consisting of basic essentials, a notable example being Dsquared2.
Live fashion finally returned to France on Thursday when Simon Porte Jacquemus staged a rather wondrous show where a beautiful cast marched through a giant field of bearded wheat in the Val-d’Oise, northwest of Paris.
