As the fashion industry catches its breath after a whirlwind round of Spring 2019 catwalk shows, it has been revealed that this season was the most diverse yet.
As well as star models, the recent Fashion Weeks shone the spotlight on the rising talents who are busy making their names on the runway.
The Italian house, which was recently acquired by Michael Kors, has decided to host its first runway for a pre-collection, with a pre-fall 2019 show in New York on December 2nd.
Budding models and runway regulars embark on a veritable catwalk marathon during each season's Fashion Weeks, walking a busy schedule of shows for some of fashion's most prestigious brands.
After the “Big Four” fashion marathon, Amazon Fashion Week Tokyo 2019 S/S will kick off Monday with 51 brands, including 20 first-time participants and 10 foreign brands, showcasing their latest collections.
On Tuesday, Montreal’s unofficial fashion week - Fashion Preview - kicked off its 10th edition at a new location in the heart of the Quartier des Spectacles at l'Édifice Wilder.
After 30 days of shows that began on the Bund in Shanghai with Tommy Hilfiger and ended in Paris in the Louvre with Louis Vuitton, we rate the 12 most beautiful and influential shows of the international season.
If there was one overarching beauty trend to come off the Spring/Summer 2019 catwalks, it was for dewy skin with a supercharged glow.
Hedi Slimane presented his first show for Celine on October 1st. Both praised and harshly criticised, the designer chose to respond to his critics with a statement broadcast on TMC's "5 minutes de mode".
On 5 October, Dutch Sustainable Fashion Week kicks off its fifth edition, raising awareness on the developments in circular fashion with fashion shows and events.
Fur trimmings were scarce on the past month’s spring catwalk collections in Milan and Paris, but the two leading luxury centres are some way off following London Fashion Week in going fur-free.
Japanese label Beautiful People and Anaïs Jourden from Hong Kong both confirmed their potential on Tuesday, while Chinese-Korean designer Ximon Lee staged a hit debut show.
The Ukrainian designer, another interesting new talent from the former Soviet bloc, made his debut on the Paris catwalks on Tuesday with a highly colourful show.
One has got to hand it to Nicolas Ghesquière, the creative director of Louis Vuitton certainly has a rich imagination. Case in point, his latest collection for Vuitton, which was stylistically startling throughout.
Toronto-based men’s and womenswear designer Andrew Coimbra will present his 2019 Spring collection at ModaLisboa, Portugal’s official Fashion Week.