
Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli has signed up top influencer Candela Pelizza to front its pre-fall 2018 collection, showcasing its romantic and sensual vibes.
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Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli has signed up top influencer Candela Pelizza to front its pre-fall 2018 collection, showcasing its romantic and sensual vibes.
The Italian label has opened its first store in Germany, in the heart of Berlin, featuring the new retail and interiors concept developed by Creative Director Paul Surridge.
Italian eyewear manufacturer Marcolin, led by Massimo Renon, will take care of the development and distribution of the luxury label’s eyewear line for another five years, until end 2023.
The Norwegian designer has presented the second runway for his eponymous label in Paris, revealing a Resort collection in the midst of Haute Couture season and slipping in a teaser for his upcoming men's line.
After licensing Rochas’s menswear to Onward, the label’s owner Interparfums has put Federico Curradi in charge of style. The first Curradi-designed collection will be AW 2019-20.
The Milan season menswear may continue to shrink, yet the city seems set for a particularly busy weekend of fashion, though as much co-ed as masculine.
It felt like Noah’s Ark in Florence Wednesday at the runway show of Roberto Cavalli, so numerous were the animal prints as the house’s creative director Paul Surridge sent out his first ever full menswear collection.
The programme for the Florence menswear show, starting Tuesday 12, is very intense, featuring names like Roberto Cavalli, Craig Green and Fumito Ganryu, as well as great come-backs and special events.
From 2019 to 2023, Italian eyewear manufacturer Marcolin will produce and distribute under licence the eyeglasses and sunglasses of Swiss luxury footwear and accessories label Bally.
With its upcoming June edition, the Florentine menswear event is looking less and less like a trade show and more like a commercial platform with a range of marketing and promotion opportunities.