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The It bag, named after Princess Diana, has just turned 25. It shows no sign of ageing yet
The creative director at one of France’s most venerable fashion houses invites us into her Italian home
This season, there were no clients or cocktails in Paris. Can fashion’s most extravagant shows live solely online?
The multibillion-euro labels flexed their brand power with lavish shows in Paris
Designer Maria Grazia Chiuri discovers the power of flowers
At the first shows of Paris SS19, the emphasis was on the spectacular
How a little-known interior designer helped lay the foundations of a timeless brand
A mood of calm sobriety governed the week in Paris — with occasional flashes of magic
Romantic, dreamy and full of sporty clothes with a starry spin
Maria Grazia Chiuri is rewriting the house codes. And not everyone will like them
Maria Grazia Chiuri dedicated her AW17 collection to the world’s most complex colour
Designers created an ethereal world of dreamy gowns in Paris this week. And then we got a wake-up call
Do you miss Bernie Sanders? Next season, head to Balenciaga
The first woman to lead the fashion house in its 70-year history talks about feminism, fairytale frocks and family
Dior’s first female designer Maria Grazia Chiuri starts a revolution in the storied couture house
Maria Grazia Chiuri leads new wave of women taking charge of Paris’s prestigious fashion houses
French fashion house picks woman for creative director role for first time
Pierpaolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri loosen things up at the house of romance
The British textile designer and muse to David Hockney talks about her colourful past and her new lease of life at Valentino
Several major houses achieved modernity and relevance through a sophisticated fusion of the past, present and – sometimes – future
This season’s most bewitching gothic looks are vamped up and sophisticated
What became increasingly clear during the Paris shows is that couture no longer seems to have much to do with France
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