Claudia Croft
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Me And My Mood Board: Chemena Kamali Unpacks Her Chloé AW26 Inspirations (opens the original)
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“Mood boards are the starting point of my creative process. They allow me to build an emotional and visual landscape before I begin thinking about individual looks or silhouettes,” says Chloé’s creative director, Chemena Kamali, who conducts her post-show interviews against a backdrop of mood board images that include fashion photographs, film stills, pages from books and archive images. Each picture has a function – abstract or concrete – that expresses a mood, proportion, design detail, fabric
Anthony Vaccarello's Dynamic Decade At Saint Laurent (opens the original)
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Ten years is a long time in fashion, but in that span, Saint Laurent’s Anthony Vaccarello, who celebrates a decade at the fabled house this year, has never loosened his iron grip on chic. The dark-haired Belgian is often described as quiet, but focused might be a better description. He has always preferred to let his designs do the talking, and they have plenty to say. Big-shouldered, short-skirted, daringly transparent, sexually liberated, deliciously decadent – the hallmarks of Vaccarello’s Sa
As PFW Kicks Off, We Relive Pieter Mulier's Final Alaïa Show (opens the original)
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Pieter Mulier bowed out from Alaïa with a farewell show that was one of those you-had-to-be-there fashion moments. It was nearly 10 pm by the time it started, on a damp Paris night in March. The glass-walled exhibition space of the former Fondation Cartier played host to a heartfelt coming together of a fashion community intent on showing their appreciation for Mulier’s sensational silhouettes. From left: Backstage at Alaïa’s summer/autumn 26 show, model Reagan Lee wears a trapeze-line calfskin
Giorgio Armani: Ready-To-Wear SS27 (opens the original)
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“I have tried a new exercise,” said Silvana Armani, the niece of Giorgio Armani, who worked closely with him for decades and was appointed his womenswear successor after his death last year. She may live and breathe the elegant codes of the house but Silvana is not afraid to try something different. For SS27, she kept to the minimalist Armani principles, but added sparkling elements throughout, “almost as if to erase or blend the boundaries between day and evening.” Daywear looks had a sense of
Moschino: Ready-To-Wear SS27 (opens the original)
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Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina are known for putting on unconventional fashion shows that have impact. It’s one of the reasons why the former Sunnei designers landed the Moschino gig. This is a house where quirky is a code, alongside wit and catwalk high jinx. On the rooftop of a high rise carpark near the airport, their Moschino era began with crowds of ordinary folk striding along like it was rush hour, some with dogs or pushing bicycles, other holding kids. against this flow of 400 street-cas
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