Fashion don’t stop and reinvents itself to fight the coronavirus
Valentino, Prada, Zara, Ermanno Scervino, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Fendi, but also many italian small and medium-sized enterprisesreact to the emergency Covid19: they are..
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All the new trends for fw2020
All the new trends for fw2020 1-Dress-up : Gucci, JW Anderson, Burberry, Louis Vuitton 2- Fringes forever Fringes: Prada, Dior, Bottega Veneta,..
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White collars for fw20
The collar becomes a connotative element for autumn winter 2020. The extremely feminine attitude appeared on the catwalks of Milan and Paris suggests..
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Chanel Baselworld 2020: here all the news
J12 PARADOXE Black. White. Ceramic. Launched in the year 2000, at first realized in black, followed by a reincarnation in white three years..
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The ocean is a potent metaphor for Max Mara fw20
Painters, poets and philosophers, composers, cartoonists and crooners from Shakespeare to Stevie Nicks, TS Eliot to Tracy Emin, Jeanette Winterson to Jean Genet;..
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The savoir-faire behind the Dior and Rimowa ‘Personal’ clutch
In Rimowa’s Cologne atelier, the collection designed in collaboration with Kim Jones for the Summer 2020 fashion show comes to life. This exceptional..
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Archaeologist of the future – Dior Summer 2020 Campaign
Archaeologist of the future – Dior Summer 2020 Campaign Dior unveils the advertising campaign for the summer 2020 men’s collection by Kim Jones...
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Louis Vuitton reveals the Sewelô diamond
Louis Vuitton unveils the Sewelô diamond and announces its participation together with Lucara Diamond Corporation and HB Company of Antwerp, in a unique..
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Ralph & Russo Spring Summer 2020 Couture Collection
In homage to a decade of design, the Spring Summer 2020 couture collection presents a youthful and modern interpretation of Ralph & Russo..
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Dior Haute Couture Spring Summer 2020
Dior Haute Couture Spring Summer 2020 “What if Women Ruled the World?”*. A committed question raised by the iconic American artist Judy Chicago..