The Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles was the setting chosen by Dior to present, through a short film directed by Silvia Giambrone, the fall-winter 2021-2022 collection during Paris Fashion Week.
A pioneer of prêt-à-porter, he was worldwide recognized for being the first to exploit his name as a brand in items ranging from perfumes to automobiles.
As every year during the holiday season, the Palazzo FENDI in Rome shines with special lights and decorative elements among which a chandelier made of Murano glass.
Playing with contrasts, this collection offers an elegant and playful vision of accessories.
During the celebration of Paris Fashion Week, Dior presented its SS21 collection for women, a ready-to-wear selection inspired by a new realty of life that had to adapt to confinement.
The Louis Vuitton LV2 Collection Line, the second edition of Virgil Abloh in collaboration with Japanese designer Nigo, has been unveiled in a new contemporary exhibition/boutique.
Geneva’s Magnificent and Noble Jewels sale presents a variety of fancy and colourless diamonds of impeccable quality.
Prada Linea Rossa first debuted in 1997 and is considered a fundamental part of the brand's identity. Now in 2018, it debuted once more on the Fall/Winter runways for men and women, inspired by the precision of the lines and the refinement of the aesthetic that defined the look of that era, but also embodies the industrial and scientific advances in textiles and manufactures of the 21st century.
Vivienne Westwood, recognized British designer, will collaborate with Burberry in a special collection in which they will recreate iconic styles of the brand as a celebration of British heritage and style.
Cuba saw the fullness of their potential as a world center of style and fashion through the Cruise Chanel parade at the boulevard of Paseo del Prado, where its creative director Karl Lagerfeld, show a collection with completely referential elements of the most emblematic issues about this Latin American country and its African influence.