An opulence of diversity defines Valentino in the vision of Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli. Embracing such richness means to act in an inclusive way. This is true for both the identity of the Maison and the audience it speaks to. Plural is the byword, with an unmistakably Italian spirit and an all-defining Couture flair and savoir faire.

Beijing, 6th November 2019 - To celebrate the new Valentino Sanlitun flagship store, Maison Valentino will host an exclusive cocktail on Wednesday 6th of November, in the 417 square meter boutique.

„Defined by an era, designed for today.“

Minimalist design from Austria: The young label Etaro is intended for "women who don't scream for attention with their style, but want to show off their distinct sense of fashion".

The anticipation is rising: Even before the official sales launch, the collaboration of Giambattista Valli x H&M was celebrated with a big party in Rome.

Inclusion is the credo of the hour - Georges Aslanidis staged probably the most pleasing of all fashion trends of recent years for L'Officiel Austria.

Fashion staged cineastically: In the short film "A Curious Occasion" by filmmaker Linda Leitner and stylist Michaela Konz, styling plays the leading role.

THE SUSTAINABLES, the world's first showroom of sustainable brands was set up in Paris during the fashion week Spring/Summer 2020, organized by several Ukrainians – Maria Masliy, the founder of Marsala shoe brand and the partner of the Sustainable Fashion Pad, and Hanna Shvets, an international sales expert and the founder of Shvets Agency. The showroom is called to implement the principles of sustainable development, approved by the UN, through the whole fashion industry chain: from the manufacturer to the customer.

Exclusive interview: Karin Teil alias Constantly K talking about her label, the border between work and private life and the latest cooperation with Breuninger.

Traditional Far Eastern elements meet Western fashion - photographer Yoshiaki Sekine stages an atmospheric meeting of cultures.

Inspired by the great savannas of Africa, the designer showed off his new collection at Paris Fashion Week.

Dirndl corsets meet pinstripe and lace - the youngest SS2020 by Glenn Martens for Y/Project focuses on versatility and progressive silhouettes.