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“Working for two labels has made me more disciplined, because it also forces me to plan ahead. It’s also taught me to take care of the people around me.”

Building on last season’s collection, HOME, for Anrealage Fall/Winter 20/21 season Kunihiko Morinaga explores the blurring of the usual and unusual in the Covid-19 era, in a wardrobe straight out of a topsy- turvy world where the sky becomes the ground, the ground the sky.

In every collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri chooses a territory where the time-space dimension is erased: suggestions and intentions give form and contours to an articulated constellation of clothes and accessories. For the autumn-winter 2021- 2022 ready-to-wear collection, the Creative Director explores the world of fair

Initiated by Nicolas Ghesquière, Artistic Director of Women’s collections at Louis Vuitton, the House’s new collaboration explores the creative wealth of the Fornasetti atelier.

Hedi Slimane shoot Kaia Gerber for Celine Spring/Summer 2021 Ad Campaign.

Isabel Marant Spring/Summer 2021 campaign by Juergen Teller.

Glamorous and fabulous – joie de vivre, the elegance and frivolity of the past and a vision of the future rooted in optimism. For Fall/Winter 2021, Lanvin creative director Bruno Sialelli looks backwards and forwards – drawing inspiration from the past, reinvented for the present, calibrated for the future.

Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2021 Collective strength, a community of spirit. Miuccia Prada draws together diverse groups – gangs of women – for the Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2021 fashion show.

Optimistic and luxurious, AMI Fall-Winter 21 is the collection of the real, featuring a dynamic, yet straightforward wardrobe.

Confronting reality with an irreverent attitude, Paco Rabanne Fall/Winter ’21 collection is an affirmation of decadence. This season, Julien Dossena revisits the exquisite, exploring conspicuous embellishment as a form of empowerment. Familiar bourgeois and aristocratic codes possess a noticeable subversive streak.

“I have always started each collection by revisiting my memories. This season I began by revisiting the story of Rokh. The multi-cultural nature of my past—having been born in Korea, raised in America, studied and worked in London and Paris—made me who I am.”

For Altuzarra, Fall conveys the simultaneously wonderous and challenging process of rebirth. Imagining the collection through literature and storytelling, the season’s narrative reveals a woman at home, alternating between states of rest and anticipation..

See Giambattista Valli Fall/Winter 2021 full collection.

“75 years ago, after the incredible triumph of his house’s first couture presentation, what did Pierre Balmain do? He packed up his bags and started traveling..”

ValentinoFall/Winter 2021 Reopening a theater, even though only for the span of a show, is a bold, almost punk gesture: an invitation to aggregation and sharing when these activities are denied.

Issey Miyake Fall/Winter 2021 collection looks at the colors and shapes found in nature and grapples with them in the context of a piece of rectangular cloth, thereby bringing forward a sense of organic beauty and strength.

“Simplifying expression through complex thinking.”

The furniture may have moved, the wallpaper may have stripped down to wood — but the Kwaidan Editions woman from 6 months ago still resides in her “Psychic House”.

“I have realized that this is the future, the new way of communicating collections.” — Donatella Versace

Jonny Johansson: “Like everyone, we’ve made this collection in isolation, living a very different life to what seems normal to us. Living in isolation can often feel like a dreamscape and I wanted to express that in this collection.”