Prada joins the see-it-buy-it trend with variants on two bags from tonight's show available in certain flagship stores, including London, from Friday.
Pictured: the Cahier bag, based on old-fashioned brass-bound books.
At Milan Fashion Week, Italy's newsiest designers go head-to-head. Gucci's Alessandro Michele gave glam geek chic a 1980s spin while Peter Dundas at Roberto Cavalli went for decadent boho ultra luxe in a chandeliered palazzo.
Paula Cademartori is Milan's new go-to woman for modern craft bags and shoes. Leather inlay, embroidery, print, studs – you name it, she does it, every one an eye-catcher.
Checked in and embracing the onsen, Centurion Magazine is on the ground at Amanemu, Aman’s newest outpost, in Japan’s Kii Peninsula, ahead of its March 1 opening.
Stay tuned for more impressions from this exclusive preview soon.
In the heart of the ever-burgeoning Portman Village, already studded with independent boutiques, gastropubs and ateliers, Lurra is a new whitewashed restaurant that’s a rousing ode to the grilled fish and meat of the Basque Country.
At its presentation yesterday Aspinal of London unveiled the Pegasus capsule collection, created in collaboration with award-winning graphic artist Emma J Shipley.
As leader in synchronising fashion shows with collections' store arrival, Burberry's catwalk pieces from Monday's show go straight to its London flagship so you can look and then order online, delivered in six weeks – clever.
A glittering party for the gilded launch of Audemars Piguet’s new yellow gold collection, hosted by the brand’s UK boss, Jose Torrens, at London’s Phillips auction house tonight.
The trusty Mulberry Bayswater bag is no more. The British brand is back with a sexed-up collection by ex-Celine designer Johnny Coca. British colours, country meets punk sensibility.
Transparent fabrics, elaborate embroidery and feminine silhouettes characterise Alexander McQueen's A/W 16 collection, presented today in London.
At London Fashion Week, Anya Hindmarch's A/W 2016 is inspired by digital design – the collection revelling in pixelation and colour.
