![Giuseppe Di Morabito Spring 2026 Ready-to-Wear Runway, Fashion Show & Collection Review [PHOTOS]](https://news.charm-retirement.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/giuseppe-di-morabito-ss26-rtw-r-ctsy-0001-600x400.jpg "Giuseppe Di Morabito Spring 2026 Ready to Wear Runway, Fashion Show & Collection Review")
In a season of creative director debuts and anniversaries, it might have been tricky for smaller brands and emerging labels to carve out some space in the Milan Fashion Week schedule and grab the attention of the social crowd. Luckily, a trifecta of young designers who staged their first runway shows last season and returned…
The Versace blazer and jeans that Julia Roberts wore during the Venice Film Festival — evoking consternation online about its new chief creative officer Dario Vitali — was probably no fluke. “I’ve never really been interested in fantasy. I’m much more interested in reality,” Vitale declared during an interview Friday, roughly eight hours before his…
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Fausto Puglisi took a walk on the wild side this season, going monochromatic and showering this collection in gold. The metallic runway shone like a candy wrapper, and nearly every outfit, down to the flat sandals with their curving snake details, came in a shade of gold. Puglisi said he wanted to play with Cavalli’s…
Alessandro Dell’Acqua was in a bit of a nostalgic mood for spring 2026, as he mixed end-of-‘80s preppy with nods to ‘90s punk, crafty crocheted pieces with a DIY feel and glitzy glam touches in his latest outing. Just like blurred memories, his exercise resulted in a rich layering of references, prints and textures in…
The late, great Karl Lagerfeld once said that if a fashion designer plays the same operas in his studio, chances are he might produce the same dresses – a veiled barb at one of his peers. To prepare his spring collection for Etro, Marco de Vincenzo cranked up La Niña, an up-and-coming folk artist from…
There was a fun retro vibe pulsing through this show, Knwls’ first in Milan. Designers Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault, who usually show during London Fashion Week, made the switch because they’ve been spending more time in Milan, working on other fashion projects, and thought they’d give the city’s fashion week a whirl. The brand,…
“I want to take the time that I need,” said Antonio Marras backstage, warning that his show would be long. The designer has never been lazy, generally staying away from tightly edited lineups, and this season was no different, also because he chose to show several vintage styles and traditional Sardinian costumes he selected from…
Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida, the couple behind the LVMH Prize-winning Marques’Almeida, were in the mood for something lighter than their signature distressed denim for spring 2026. They devoted a big proportion of their collection to pastel, flowy dresses, some layered and adorned with watercolor floral prints, a response to what feels like a potentially…
For Kent & Curwen’s spring 2026 lineup, creative director Daniel Kearns envisioned a day at London’s Hyde Park. The brand’s signature rugby shirts were reimagined with technical materials, while the knits became sheer — or adorned with 3D rose petals. The tailoring came with a deconstructed twist, like a sky blue back-as-front blazer with a…
“Disgruntled debutante” was the juicy character Simone Rocha portrayed for spring, yielding a young, frisky and slyly sultry collection. The designer had read a 1992 essay by Maureen Freely about a young girl who had to wear her mother’s clothes and “wasn’t too happy about it.” Hence the taciturn expressions and folded arms of the…