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We Finally Have a Glimpse of John Galliano's Collection for Zara (opens the original)
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It’s been a rollercoaster of a year for John Galliano. In March, the designer—arguably one of the most talented living—announced an impending creative partnership with global fashion retailer Zara. Over the summer, the Met officially designated him honoree of the annual Costume Institute exhibition and gala, then canceled it one month later amidst growing pushback around his previously documented instances of antisemitic and anti-Asian behavior. Now, his work with the global fashion retailer has
In Milan, a Little Grit and a Lot of Glamour (opens the original)
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This season, Prada kicked off Milan Fashion Week with a collection dedicated to the skirt. While the offering ranged in length, most pieces fell to the knee. That hemline fell out of fashion between the early 2010s and the early 2020s, when skirts were either long or short. To the contemporary eye, it reads as womanly, even matronly. But that is actually what makes it so interesting today. Despite fluctuating trends, Mrs. Prada never abandoned her highly cataloged uniform of a knee-length skirt
Armani Brings Us to the Discotheque (opens the original)
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Armani hosted its Spring 2027 show at the Armani Teatro in Milan, reimagining it as a sort of highbrow after-hours club. Models walked a dance floor beneath the speckled light of a disco ball as “Enjoy the Silence” by Depeche Mode pounded on the speakers. The set, pristine and creamy white, remained light and airy despite the nightlife vibes. As implied by the set and soundtrack, notes of the late ’70s and ’80s made their way into the collection. Mr. Armani defined so much of the fashion look of
Ferragamo Reimagines the 1940s Skirt Suit for Spring 2027 (opens the original)
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This season, Maximilian Davis began with the fashions of the 1940s. He studied the uniforms women wore as they entered the workforce, the kind of skirt suits that come with severe shoulder pads and ultra-nipped waists. “I just felt it wasn't modern for today,” he said backstage. “I really wanted to create this relaxed silhouette for those pieces.” He stripped out all of that manufactured structure, using the cut and seams of fabric to create shape instead. His first look showed a coordinating sk
Gucci Says Bourgeois Is An Attitude (opens the original)
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This afternoon, Demna took us to a glossy Gucci store, except it wasn’t really a Gucci store at all. The brand created a “vision for the future Gucci retail space” to backdrop its Spring 2027 presentation. It was cavernous. They sectioned the space off into various high-ceilinged rooms, each offering its own mix of ready-to-wear, handbags, accessories, and shoes, placed on shelves, hung on racks, and displayed beneath glass cases. Outside glass doors, passersby milled about, peeking in the windo
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