Almost two years after being sold to the Michael Kors Empire for almost $ 2.12 billion, Versace continues to moult, with this season its first ever mixed fashion show. Donatella Versace’s collection, composed of 91 looks, set out to explore power and sensuality, inaugurating her new interpretation of sexy. What I’m trying to say with
The Versace’s Fall/Winter 2019 collection explored the house’s codes through a new lens. Donatella Versace celebrated Versace iconography, a contrast of styling elements, fabric innovation and the collection was an ode to photography. ”The way we live today, online and in Instagram, it’s not really right. There’s a need for a little imperfection”, offered Donatella
Donatella Versace presents Versace menswear Fall/Winter 2019 and womenswear Pre-Fall 2019 collection at Milano Moda Uomo. The Italian designer said she wanted her man to be free to express himself, whether it’s with a bright orange marabou boa, ‘’La Cage aux Folles’’ style, or with an office-ready gray check suit. ‘’Only a confident man is
Donatella Versace loves New York, but the brand founded in 1978 by her late brother Gianni Versace has never before had the opportunity to parade in ‘’The Big Apple’’, except a Versus show in New York years ago, and the Versace x H&M show in 2011. This defect was now repaired, when the Italian house
Versace‘s Spring/Summer 2019 collection is a wild collage of clashing patterns, rave-inspired colors and timeless glamor. For this season, Donatella trust in her gut to presents a powerful collection. ‘‘Inspiration is a word of yesterday, because what is relevant today won’t be tomorrow. This collection was born from the different emotions I felt in different
Donatella Versace presented her latest collection for Versace’s Resort 2019 womenswear featuring top models Stella Maxwell and Hiandra Martinez lensed by fashion photographer Lea Colombo.
You may remember back in September when the Italian fashion house sent an epic line-up of ‘90s supermodels down the runway. Now, Versace continues with the throwback theme for its Spring/Summer 2018 campaign. From that memorable runway finale in Milan, Naomi Campbell is the only supermodel to star in the campaign, alongside models from different
Photographer Hannah Scott-Stevenson captured story ”Best In Class” for Elle Canada’s April 2020 issue featuring models Agi Akur, Hannah Scherf, Isabella Emmack, Aleyna FitzGerald and Mildred Gustafsson. In charge of styling was Sara Smith, who for the session selected looks from the likes of Max Mara, Coach, Miu Miu, Versace and Givenchy. Hair: Michele McQuillanMake-up:
Photographed by Alique, Jennifer Aniston looks sensational wearing a Celine black leather jacket and boots with Azzedine Alaïa briefs on the March 2020 cover of Interview magazine. In the cover story, styled by Mel Ottenberg, the American actress impresses wearing designs from labels such as Givenchy and Versace. Hair: Chris McMillanMake-up: Gucci WestmanManicure: Miwa KobayashiSet
Model Miles Rogers is styled by Britt McCamey in Prada, Bally, Dion Lee, Amiri, Versace and more in ‘’Desert Daze’’ story photographed by Olivia Malone for GQ Australia’s March/April 2020 issue. Grooming by Daniele Piersons.
