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The Miami Swim Week is important to designers, models, photographers, videographers, and venue hosts because it is the largest swim festival held worldwide. People from all treks of life will be attending this event. If you are a swimwear fanatic, you will not want to miss this year's show. Luckily, we will provide you with all the insider details to ensure you get all the excitement produced by Miami Swim Week 2024.

"Jonathan Anderson continues to push the boundaries of fashion, this time drawing inspiration from an unexpected source: the British TV comedy series, The Last of the Summer Wine. Known for his ability to transform unconventional ideas into desirable fashion statements, Anderson's Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection presented at London Fashion Week FW24 was a testament to his ingenuity and creativity."

"Ib Kamara and Off-White have rolled the dice. After two years as “art and image director” of the brand founded by the late, great Virgil Abloh, Kamara has just signed Off-White’s offer to act as its fully-fledged creative director. Now is the time for Off-White to start building in earnest on the opportunity to become luxury’s first 21st century heritage brand based on the founder’s generational impact on fashion and culture." Text by Luke Leitch for Vogue.com Music: Chance, Luck, Errors in Nature, Fate, Destruction As a Finale di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/reappear/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

"The changing of the guard at McQueen began with a woman wrapped in shiny black laminated jersey, with one arm pinioned across her breast, the other tucked inside the skirt. Seán McGirr said he’d been inspired by looking at The Birds, Lee McQueen’s spring ’95 collection, in which he’d encased a model in transparent pallet tape. “This sort of idea of a compressed silhouette actually anchors the whole collection,” the 35-year-old newbie in the hot seat was saying before the show. “So I was trying to kind of bring that forward, bring that message forward, bring those silhouettes and see what I could do with real clothes.” Text by Sarah Mower for Vogue.com Music: Undercover Vampire Policeman di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/uvp/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

Last year, Louis Vuitton chose the romantic and picturesque island of Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore in Italy for their Cruise 2024 collection. This time Nicolas Ghesquière take us to Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain for his 2025 Cruise vision for the French Maison. The venue is a known UNESCO World Heritage Site and boasts of breathtaking and colourful architecture designed by Antoni Gaudi, one of the most important and influential architects in the history of Catalan art.

Tony Ward Fall Winter 2024-2025 Haute Couture collection fashion show at Paris Couture Week FW24

"Giorgio Armani stands as a king of unwavering sophistication and timeless elegance. As the maestro of maturity himself once remarked, "I am me. The others are the others." With a shrug, he dismisses the fleeting whims of fashion and reaffirms his commitment to celebrating the individuality and grace of the women he encounters. For his Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection, Armani draws inspiration from the faces of women he meets, eschewing intellectual or sexual stimulation in favor of genuine connection and appreciation. Rejecting the superficiality that often pervades the fashion industry, Armani remains steadfast in his belief that true style transcends trends and gimmicks." Text from Kendal.com

"Pierpaolo Piccioli is more than a designer. Indeed, the creative director of Valentino possesses the inimitable qualities of an austere—a skillset that always renders his collection presentations as cinematic performances of the couture and craft. (Though, the presence of Hollywood stars on his front row could also aid theatrics.) For Fall/Winter 2024, Valentino will continue this mode with an aptly dramaturgical collection titled “Le Noir”. While the name itself could evoke a brooding style of the same name, we here at GRAZIA have taken a different interpretation in line with Piccioli’s propensity for vibrant hues. As some would forget, black is a hue that saturated both the Italian luxuriate’s FW22 show—the collection that introduced the fuschia ‘P.P Pink’ to the world—and the shirting-driven FW23 “Black Tie” show." Text by Ava Gilchrist for graziamagazine.com Music: The Life and Death of a Certain K. Zabriskie, Patriarch di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/vendaface/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

The first GUESS Fashion Show in Mexico was an unforgettable experience that celebrated the arrival of spring in all its splendor. From the majestic setting of Casa del Lago, we were transported to a world of fashion and creativity, surrounded by the Chapultepec Forest and a red carpet adorned with exquisite flowers. The show presented the Spring 2024 collection of GUESS and GUESS by Marciano, highlighting the diversity of models and the timeless elegance of the garments.

"This Moschino is a big departure from that of Jeremy Scott, who headed up the label for nearly 10 years before exiting last March. Dubbed “the king of camp,” the American designer grabbed onto a theme and didn’t let go, making indelible collections, if fewer everyday clothes. Appiolaza, who is Argentinian, took a much broader approach with this first outing, reviving many of Moschino’s signatures—the cloud print first shown in 1985, a smiley face lifted from a yellow blazer in the Costume Institute’s permanent collection, a white and black tweed skirt suit that nodded in Coco’s direction, and slogan pieces promoting love and peace, among other things. The peace sweater dress in particular was interesting for the way the model’s head emerged from the P." Text by NICOLE PHELPS February 22, 2024 for VOGUE.com Music from: Chance, Luck, Errors in Nature, Fate, Destruction As a Finale di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/reappear/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

"LOEWE sided with art for its Fall/Winter 2024 showcase, both for the collection and the show space. This season, LOEWE’s creative director J.W. Anderson didn’t work alone in bringing his idea forward. American artist Richard Hawkins, renowned for his aesthetic collaging work, became Anderson’s ultimate right hand. The idea was to present the algorithm of masculinity and how it drives everything up on a daily basis. And there’s no better way to underpin it than putting up Hawkins’ work on Anderson’s creations for the Spanish fashion house. From the coats, the suits, the blousons, the jumpers, the long cardigans, the leather trousers and the fatigues to the tracksuit bottoms, Hawkins’ fascination for the male body is crystalized in a variety of fabrics, in various notes, prints, jacquard, embroidery and many more." Text from Daman.co.id The Music from: The Life and Death of a Certain K. Zabriskie, Patriarch di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/vendaface/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

"Hermès took over Pier 36, a cavernous event space sandwiched between FDR Drive and the East River, and transformed it into a one-night-only club to showcase Nadège Vanhée's latest. (This isn't technically the brand's first show in New York City: It staged a menswear runway in Williamsburg in September.) It's positioning the collection as "the second chapter" of Fall 2024, which walked the runway in Paris back in March. It's perhaps comparable to Cruise or Resort 2025, which will deliver in the winter months — and which typically sees luxury houses traveling from their home bases to places like Scotland, Shanghai or Barcelona. But, really, it's a homecoming of sorts for Vanhée, who, prior to becoming the brand's artistic director of women's ready-to-wear, was the New York-based design director at The Row." Text by Ana Colon for Fashionista.com

"The Davis-claimed shade of Ferragamo red reported for duty in a split loop-hemmed dress and a tailored safari suit. There were some interesting deconstructed versions of his opening uniforms worn as cloaks belted from the shoulder. The belting continued to tighten its grip as this collection’s defining motif, used loosely on a long mustard-toned organza dress and in silk-shot menswear suiting. A green knit dress that loosely self-belted around the body and a green belted parka with a tonal, Tetris-esque pattern were lighter, lovely pieces. More menswear waders preceded a gorgeous aubergine treated dress in silk satin (at least that’s my guess); along with two otherworldly dresses in red or black leather panels shaped to create a fish-skin effect, this was the strongest look of the collection." Text By LUKE LEITCH for VOGUE.COM

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"McCartney is preternaturally upbeat—maybe it’s all the time she spends in the country?—and that refusal to see the cup half empty infuses her collections. Though her tailored jackets are cut with power shoulders that could command a board meeting, she styles and sends them down the runway sans shirts or underpinnings. On the more laid-back side of things, slouchy matching knit sets are accessorized with loopy yarn boas long enough to dust the floor with. There’s not the preciousness you get with other high-fashion labels; McCartney wants you to have a bit of fun in her clothes." Text by Nicole Phelps for VOGUE.com . Music From The Life and Death of a Certain K. Zabriskie, Patriarch di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/vendaface/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

"Let’s pretend for an impossible moment that we know nothing about Miuccia Prada, Miu Miu or the intellectual framework and history around them. In that state of innocence, it’s perfectly possible to look at this show and just mumble along happily to yourself: ‘Oh, nice long coats! Those are smart suits. What brilliant colors. Ah, it looks pencil skirts are back. Nice knitted cardigan jackets. Someone’s going to jump at those rose-printed dirndls. Those ’50s/’60s dresses—love them. And, what, wait, is that actually fur?’ And so on. Because this collection was packed with great, wearable, straightforward, real, unmessed-about-with clothes (well, except for the ‘fur’ lookalikes, which were shearling). People representing a couple of generations were wearing them—cheery, for a change. And with that, it’s so very tempting to say, thank you, basta and goodnight! Because does thinking and talking about fashion always have to feel like an intelligence test?" Text by Sarah Mower for VOGUE.com

"Tony Ward's Spring-Summer 2024 Couture Collection goes beyond fashion to embrace the Golden Ratio, blending the allure of mathematics with the grace of nature.This ancient mathematical concept, symbolizing aesthetic perfection found throughout nature and art, becomes the philosophical backbone of the collection. The Golden Ratio, a divine proportion that has fascinated mathematicians, artists, and architects for centuries, is believed to be the key to visually pleasing compositions. It is often found in the spirals of shells, the branching of trees, and the proportions of the human face and body." Text from rain-mag.com

"Tony Ward's Spring-Summer 2024 Couture Collection goes beyond fashion to embrace the Golden Ratio, blending the allure of mathematics with the grace of nature.This ancient mathematical concept, symbolizing aesthetic perfection found throughout nature and art, becomes the philosophical backbone of the collection. The Golden Ratio, a divine proportion that has fascinated mathematicians, artists, and architects for centuries, is believed to be the key to visually pleasing compositions. It is often found in the spirals of shells, the branching of trees, and the proportions of the human face and body." Text from rain-mag.com

"Ralph Lauren has a definitive penchant for sticking to his version of the classics. Think: all-American wardrobe staples punctuated by old-school prep and Western influences. For the designer’s fall/holiday 2024 show at his private design studio in New York City, he did just that. Super model Christy Turlington Burns opened the show to the tune of Billy Joel’s “Just the Way You Are,” in a head-to-toe monochromatic beige look consisting of a long suit jacket, trousers, and a button-down top with a matching tie. The Madison Avenue location served as a look back in time—Ralph Lauren’s first show took place in 1972 at that very same spot." Text by Kristen Bateman for WMagazine.com

"Elsa Schiaparelli famously had a range of niche interests: Greek mythology, ancient religious rites, psychic phenomena. Another one of her fascinations? Astrology, which runs like a river through the fashion house she built. For Schiaparelli’s spring 2024 haute couture show, creative director Daniel Roseberry used the stars as a starting point for the collection—fitting, of course, for a label whose founder studied the heavens as a child with her astronomer uncle, Giovanni Schiaparelli." Text from Magazine.com Music by Undercover Vampire Policeman di Chris Zabriskie è un brano concesso in uso tramite licenza Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Fonte: http://chriszabriskie.com/uvp/ Artista: http://chriszabriskie.com/

Under Loewe’s creative director Jonathan Anderson, Loewe has thrived on the pursuit of pushing craft forward, both from a commercial perspective and in the eyes of the hard-to-move fashion industry. This collection, in its intelligence and fluidity, is such a clear example of his ability to provoke thought through garment construction and design storytelling.

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Anthony Vaccarello, Saint Laurent Artistic, creative and image director, is responsible for some of the most incredible menswear spectacles in recent years. Here you have a sublime parade of outstanding tailoring; a show worthy of Paris Fashion Week.

"How does a modernist, minimalist designer like Neil Barrett adapt to menswear’s swing to old-school and outdoorsy elements like tweeds, loden and Wellington-like footwear? Splendidly. His fall show was strong, cleverly incorporating small but evocative details from hunting and workwear into his sleek fashion universe. Elbow patches slipped down and slid forward, adding a graphic zing to mohair sweaters and loden bombers. Barrett reprised the tabs found on the bottom of hunting trousers on gloves, and an array of pant silhouettes, most of them short and hovering above ankle boots, a key shoe this Milan season. Backstage, Barrett name checked two dukes: the Duke of Devonshire and David Bowie’s Thin White Duke persona as metaphors for tradition and contemporary culture, respectively. “The old fusing with new,” he said, adding that he was also thinking of how young men might adapt items from their granddad’s wardrobe." Text by Miles Socha for WWD.com