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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
Quality and longevity were at the forefront of designers’ minds
On the autumn/winter 2023 catwalks, Dior and Saint Laurent stake a claim on silhouette
Collections from Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Ferragamo packed a punch
Collections at the start of Milan Fashion Week prioritised wearability over wow moments
Daniel Lee put Burberry back in the spotlight — and everywhere the word was wearable
Daniel Lee’s vision for luxury fashion house is intended to increase sales to £4bn
Stayaway mega labels allowed more raw talent to shine through with avant-garde designs targeted at Gen Z
Saint Laurent showed polished power, while Margiela played on ideas of the handmade
Hems swept the floor, tailoring was easy and elegant — and great coats were the greatest
The tuxedo has become an unlikely vehicle for self-expression — enough to turn Hardy Amies crimson
Sales of Dior menswear are outpacing the brand’s overall growth
From leather and cashmere to pairing satin with denim, personal stylist Anna Berkeley on how opposite fabrics attract
Alexander McQueen, Roksanda and Raf Simons aligned shows in London with the annual art fair
‘We’re under-developed on the west coast,’ CEO Patrice Louvet says of the decision to choose LA over New York this season
The musician’s show proved controversial — but away from the drama, many designers seemed adrift
From feminine strength to fusion fashion — Dior, Chloé and Saint Laurent send out some mighty messages
The designer gives a preview of her spring/summer collection ahead of its Paris Fashion Week debut
After repositioning Burberry as an international brand, creative director Riccardo Tisci turns his gaze to UK shores
At Milan Fashion Week, Matthieu Blazy makes a spectacular sophomore outing at Bottega Veneta, while new creative directors debut at Ferragamo, Etro, Missoni and Bally
. . . via stealth luxury at Prada, and Moschino’s air-filled inflatable collars
The Queen’s state funeral didn’t stop British designers delivering one of their strongest seasons in recent memory
With supermodels, sex appeal and Serena Williams, the city radiated confidence in the US luxury market
Elizabeth II’s bright, tailored wardrobe offered a template for female royals and politicians to follow
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