Marble statues come to life in Kim Jones' latest collection inspired by ancient Greek architecture.

Giorgio Armani has once again brought his haute couture collection to the catwalk, through a magical transformation of symbols, lines, and colours into a new expressive path, which cuts across the sense of time. In this show, which was hosted for the second time in the building that houses the Italian Embassy in Paris, the designer has incorporated some pieces from the latest haute couture collection with respect and recognition to Milan, thus establishing a subtle common thread that underscores a deep sense of authenticity that transcends seasons.

Daniel Roseberry gave in to nostalgia and took a trip down memory lane, getting inspired by the surrealist archive of Maison Schiaparelli.

Idle carelessness is at the top of J’amemme’s summer post-pandemic wish list. It describes the Resort’21 collection’s mood perfectly.

This year the Monte-Carlo Fashion Week and the Chambre Monégasque de la Mode worked in partnership with Amber Lounge to create a fantastic show.

The wait will have been worth it, as Monte Carlo Fashion Week will have had the right to a live show for its 9th edition. From 14 to 18 May, fashion shows and events took place in the city. Among others, projects around inclusiveness, creativity and sustainability, meaningful and current topics of the sector.

Fashion week, as we once knew it, crowded places with people travelling from all around the world are no longer possible. Therefore the brands had to be creative with their shows. But with creativity, everything is possible, and the fashion world showed how an institution re-invent itself to fit the constraint. Here the most original shows of the recent fashion week.

The Body Wear SS’21 collection is dedicated to the concept of freedom. Cap Ferrat, a magical place where the world seems boundless, has become a perfect shooting location.

It is easier to breathe outside.

The long-awaited show of Prada’s Fall/Winter 2021 Menswear collection, which took place as part of Milan Fashion Week, left a bright mark in the history of the industry.

Designed by Maria Grazia Chiuri for the spring-summer 2021 ready-to-wear show, the new masterpiece has been labelled as the Dior Palto. Maria has taken inspiration from the Diopaletot jacket designed for the 1957 fall-winter collection unveiled in Japan.

With the recent COVID-19 developments the world has witnessed, holding in-person shows for the launch of new collections was, to say the least, no longer an option for big fashion houses. Industry giants have turned towards a virtual, digitalized approach to product presentation for the most recent seasons.