September 2016 - Page 3 of 10

On the third day of Milan Fashion Week SS17, Giorgio Armani delivered a sense of elegance and sensuality through his soft tailored garments. There were relaxed, unconstructed jackets, dreamy water colour florals, fringe and fishnet, finally his evening looks which came in the form of glamorous crystal and sequinned embroideries.

As for Etro SS17 collection paisley makes a return, alongside stripes for a modern, along came richly embroidered capes and silk dresses, with athleisure bra tops and striped pants.

Versace SS17 collection, Donatella Versace had Gigi Hadid, Edie Campbell, Taylor Hill, Stella Maxwell, Doutzen Kroes and Naomi Campbell showcasing dresses in jewel tones, billowing parkas, stripes on track pants, statement separates and pleated numbers.

Aigner

Atsushi Nakashima

Diesel Black Gold

Elisabetta Franchi

Etro

Giamba

Giorgio Armani

Krizia

Tod’s

Uma Wang

Versace

Jacqueline Fernandez was seen dressed in

FENDI Pre-Fall 2016 Cotton taffeta mini dress with elbow-length wave flare/bell sleeves, peter pan collar, and front ruching. organza flower embellishments
FENDI Pre Fall 2016 Micro Baguette
FENDI White Studded Heels

Sonam Kapoor wears a custom Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla sari in south Indian silk, embroidered with zardozi and multi-hued resham in the form of a wedding procession in Chennai.

Sonam

Harshvardhan Kapoor spotted wearing Genes-Lecoanet Hemant for an interview for the promotions of his upcoming movie Mirziya.

Jacket and trouser – Genes_tribe

Stylist – Rhea kapoor

hars

Day 2 at Milan is equally penetrating with Emilio Pucci, Moschino , Fendi, Prada, Max Mara scheduled for a showcase. To make things lighter Fendi showcased a pyjama parade in Striped silk PJ shirts ,broderie anglaise-trimmed night gowns and sheer negligees in romantic textures and opulent textiles, soft pastel colours were juxtaposed against the house’s Pequin and regimental stripes. Prada incorporated 60’s patterns from hemlines to cuffs, with bags as supersized clutches held like document folders, and rubber sandals. Follows Jeremy Scott Moschino with Gigi Hadid setting the foundation, dressed in a floor-length white dress followed by paper dolls with white ‘folding tabs’, and thereby dress. There was 1960s Italian glamour with cropped curls, bold brows, and winged eyeliner. Emillio Pucci showcased graphic patterns and bold colour in the form of body suits and sexy jersey.

Anteprima

Byblos Milano

Cristiano Burani

Daizy Shely

Daniela Gregis

Emilio Pucci

Fendi

Genny

Les Copains

Luisa Beccaria

Max Mara

Moschino

Ports 1961

Prada

H&M revealed the first KENZO x H&M campaign images by the iconic fashion and music image maker Jean-Paul Goude, featuring Chance The Rapper, Iman and rapper Suboi.

The campaign stars seven globally celebrated personalities from fashion, music, arts and activism, with Chance, Iman and Suboi as the first campaign ambassadors revealing pieces from the

For the campaign, Goude has used his signature hand-made cut-up style, slicing and reassembling the prints to express the exuberance and character of the collection.

Gucci, opens its new 35,000 square meter Milan head office in the historic Caproni aeronautical factory built in 1915.

Following a meticulous restoration of the original structure that has taken over three years to complete, the new ‘Gucci Hub’ brings together the fashion house’s Milan offices, worldwide showrooms, fashion show venue and graphics and photo studios in one unique location that is now home to more than 250 employees.

With Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele’s vision and aesthetics, in the center of the complex stands a newly constructed six story glass-front office tower set on more than 3,000 square meters of land. The tower’s striking size and shape and its dark metal components contrast with the red exposed brick of the original buildings. The hangars, once used for the final assembly of Caproni aircraft, have also been carefully restored occupying an impressive 3,850 square meters of space, including 2,000 square meters that will be used to stage fashion shows from 2017 onwards.

Outfitting these areas are one-of-a-kind with special pieces found through a process of discovery and cannot be replicated or purchased anywhere. Theater seating, old bar countertops and vintage screens, armchairs and side tables nothing here is boring yet gives an interesting item everywhere you turn.

Not So Serious by Pallavi Mohan showcased Pre-Spring’17 Collection for the third consecutive time at the Coterie, Javits Center, New York City.

Her Pre-Spring’17 is all about romancing with fluid fabrics in beautiful pastel hues with intricate patterns and interesting layering. The amalgamation of laser cut technique with sensuous silk organza, lurex chiffon, denim and tulle gives a feminine twist to the collection. Some of the highlights to look forward are marble printing, leather applique work, denim detailing on printed organza with a look and feel of denim, embroidered floral with mix of geometrical patterns.

Coterie is an exclusive trade fair that bridges women apparel and accessories designers to the international retailers.

Exactly one year ago the Sustainable Development Goals were launched and signed by 193 world leaders on 25thSeptember 2015 at the UN General Assembly. In the 7 days following, news of these Global Goals reached 40% of the world’s population, around 3 billion people.

This year around Meg Ryan, Forest Whitaker, Queen Rania of Jordan, Livia Firth, Mark Ruffalo join Richard Curtis: clling all world leaders to take note of what Girls ‘REALLY REALLY WANT’ at the UN General Assembly.

In 2016, Girl Power went global with the film #WhatIReallyReallyWant, inspiring women and girls from around the world to send messages on equality for girls and women. Whilst leaders attended SDG Year 1, a Global Girls bus began a loud tour of New York, ensuring messages received were heard loud and clear. Starting at Times Square with a performance by dancers from the #WhatIReallyReallyWant film, Taylor Hatala and Larsen Thompson and then led around New York by MJ Delaney bringing together girls and women to shout about the progress that still needs to be made for women and girls.

At Milan Fashion Week, things are always very bright basically there is lots of glitz and glamour on the runway. Well, the next seven days and with Gucci show scheduled for Day 1, it’s going to be intense for everybody.

Alberta Ferretti

As anticipated Gucci’s was an extravagant show in a Pink runway sequence. Alessandro Michele gave a fairy tale look to his collection of Magic lanterns with clothes tell a story steeped in wonder, phantasmagoria and unorthodoxy.

Blugirl

At Roberto Cavilli SS17, Peter Dundas presented snow-inspired polka dots and wooden-soled clogs, with its mixture of ponchos, shawls and drifty dresses, giving every girl a gypsy look.

Fausto Puglisi

Philipp Plein models were seated in an extravagant carousel while the rest walked the fairytale-esque ramp in thigh-high double-slit dresses and metal-studded jackets, accessorised with thick gold chains and mirrored aviators.

Fay

Alessandro Dell’Acqua of No.21, showcased net hems on macramé dress, tulle-lined anoraks and feather-trimmed scuba-tops, bringing athleisure to new heights. An eyelet-detailed oversized shirt, and a sweatshirt with ruched chiffon sleeves and pocketed bomber were a stand out.

Francesco Scognamiglio