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The Summer 2019 collection presented by INGIE Paris reflects its new creative impulse perfectly. The extreme refinement is inspired by the influential and sophisticated women

It is in Paris, the most beautiful city in the world, that the Eiffel Tower made an appearance beneath the dome of the Grand Palais, for Chanel Haute Couture fashion show. Karl Lagerfeld pays tribute to Paris in a décor that’s like a beautiful autumn

The African landscape has long triggered fascination and thirst for discovery. This Elie Saab Spring-Summer 2020 Ready-To-Wear collection presents expedition-chic pieces that project both a free-spirited, independent personality
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The Designers & Brands Fashion Shows, held from 9 to 11 October 2017 at Four Seasons Hotel Beirut, will feature 29 Fashion shows, with designers and brands from Lebanon as well as Turkey

Everything has a memory: a touch is always volatile and palpable imprinting. The hands, the mind, the thoughts, the moments: it is the dresses that connect and withhold personality and essence

Each new collection is alchemy born of the confrontation between images, bodies, silhouettes, and language. For Maria Grazia Chiuri, this creative mechanism is no longer about breaking with the past; rather, it’s a gateway to rediscovering and celebrating the richness of House codes.
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Everything has a memory: a touch is always a volatile and palpable imprinting. The hands, the mind, the thoughts, the moments: it is the dresses that connect and withhold personality and essence

In his new Autumn-Winter Collection 2019-2020, Valentino offers a real gesture of love where Couture and poetry come together

Prestige issue 279, October 2016
For this new season, designers have especially paid tribute to the workshops and the virtuous little hands that give haute couture all its glow.

Kristina Fidelskaya showcased its AW 2018-19 collection on a runway show at the historical Musée de l'Armée, Hôtel national des Invalides. The inspirations for Kristina Fidelskaya’s new Ready-to-Wear collection

It is through this encounter between a system of established rules and the freest creativity that, for Maria Grazia Chiuri, couture becomes akin to rebellion: a kind of ideological “guerrilla” that explodes on the frontiers