A key player in French fashion who will be showing his newest collection for Ami during Paris Fashion Week on 3 October, Alexandre Mattiussi is the latest guest on the LuxurynsightXFashionNetwork podcast. 

Marni went on fashion’s biggest long-distance video adventure this season, with a live online show on Friday afternoon that rambled around eight cities and four continents.

Finally, after many a season, the Tod’s gal that looks, well, pretty cool, with designer Walter Chiapponi's new primordial-yet-posh approach.

At Milan Fashion Week, Simona Marziali, Calcaterra, Fendi and N°21 have honoured Italian design excellence with sophisticated, high-quality collections embodying a simple, almost minimalist beauty, and a summery mood.

​Tomorrow Ltd, the London-based brand consultancy, has announced a major new link-up with Colville, the brand founded by former Marni design director Molly Molloy and ex-British Vogue fashion director Lucinda Chambers.

Out of the final five students, the top prize winner will be awarded with $25,000, while each of the other four finalists will receive $10,000. 

Designed to provide more equal access at some of the world’s top creative institutions, the project involves partnerships with Central Saint Martins, the Parsons School of Design and Institut Français de la Mode. 

Raf Simons made his collaborative debut with Miuccia Prada on Thursday afternoon, in the most keenly anticipated runway show in the world this year. And the result was a powerful collection, a newer New Look.

A new exhibition in Paris sets out to uncover the fashion world roots of American surrealist Man Ray, who first made his name taking flattering portraits of the rich and famous.

​Net-A-Porter has unveiled the latest set of labels to join The Vanguard, its global programme for emerging designer talent. They include JiaJia and Artclub, both new and exclusive to the site, as well as Minjukim.

It felt a little like a repeat season in London this Sunday, with a series of largely digital displays where many designers actually repackaged collections they had shown in January or February.

Leave it to Simone Rocha to present the most brilliant collection this weekend at London Fashion Week: high ethereal romanticism located somewhere between Jane Austen and Catherine de' Medici.

An almost completely digital day at London Fashion Week on day three this Saturday, marked by multiple energetic videos and political messages and the almost complete absence of actual runway models.

Few designers in London today pack as much punch and panache as Edward Crutchley, whose latest collection was an ode to a beautifully histrionic Yakuza gangster film, and all the better for that.

London rocked on Friday with acclaimed historicism and unexpected street wear. Practically no actual shows yet plenty of ideas in some memorable videos, as fashion designers suggested their customers should rage.