Gucci celebrates its connection with Milan through the reopening of the historic 1951 boutique in Monte Napoleone, capturing the essence of the maison in a solid and reasoned red. Shades between burgundy and cardinal accompany the spatial concepts of Lucio Fontana, as well as the fluid lines of Cassina and Minotti.

Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain presents Breath of an Architect, an exhibition created especially for the institution by architect Bijoy Jain, founder of Studio Mumbai in India. The exhibition reflects a deep concern for the relationship between humans and the environment.

Among the pubs and tattoo shops in the center of Manchester, Chanel presented the new Pre-Fall 2024 under the direction of Virginie Viard. A tribute to the English city that has emerged as a bastion of independent music, where pink, white, and double-C pins become bold protagonists of dark masterpieces, reminiscent of those of New Order and Joy Division.

Until January 4, 2024, Alaïa and Rare Books Paris open the doors of the Alaïa boutiques in London and Paris to showcase a special selection of archival volumes. Personally curated by Pieter Mulier, the selection offers the public rare and out-of-print editions on fashion, art, design, and photography that were cherished by the Tunisian designer in the past.

The first glimpse of Ron Mueck’s monumental works is bound to linger: the artist’s sculptures – disturbing and visceral as much as they are emotional and empathetic – are an inexhaustible physical experience.

The exhibition at Armani/Silos, entitled Aldo Fallai for Giorgio Armani, 1977 – 2021, celebrates an artistic connection of almost thirty years between Giorgio Armani and Aldo Fallai. The collaboration began with a feature for “L’Uomo Vogue” in 1977, evolving into a professional relationship that lasted a quarter of a century.

Balenciaga presents the Fall 2024 collection in Los Angeles for the first time, featuring oversized shorts and sweatshirts, as well as wedding dresses by Cristóbal Balenciaga with a grunge interlude. Demna reminds us once again that many things can coexist together.

Louis Vuitton presents the first Pre-Fall Men’s Collection in Hong Kong, where a mix of local tradition blends with multicultural influences. Pharrell Williams sails in the wake of the sailors, and together with them, he is influenced by the moon and the stars by embarking on new horizons.

Made of embellished dresses, eyewear and embroidered velvet slippers, Miu Miu Holiday Gifting Collection celebrates private space and the precious moment of holiday.

Rick Owens + Moncler present the creation of a Sleep Pod, a soundproof steel capsule ready to accommodate two people. In its regenerative and relaxing function, the unprecedented architecture houses fascinating and conceptual garments characterized by maximum leisure comfort.

What made me fall in love was the feeling that on stage anything was possible. […] Perhaps somewhere in the act of acting I feel immortal.

I took the opportunity to reconnect with myself. I made the conscious decision to pursue jobs that genuinely excited me and allowed me to cultivate true passion.

Sofia Coppola reasons about the identity, experience and transformation of individuals through a story composed of small experiences common to many women. Priscilla’s one is certainly unique, but at the same time personal and intimate, and incredibly truthful for every viewer.

Reflecting on Sarah Lucas’s artistic practice Bill Powers’ fascinating monologue seems to open into an intimate dialogue with the artist’s works.

Menelaos Karamaghiolis talks about his personal and working relationship with the artistic practice he has undertaken, that of filmmaking and more specifically the moving image. Through his words we are transported inside a seemingly distant and different world.

Paul Wetherell stepped on stage along with our very own Muse Rolf.

Felice Nova Noordhoff through the lens of Drew Jarrett interprets a modern fashion surrounded by an intimate and enveloping backdrop.

Italian urban reality blends with the modern and sophisticated lines that characterize Fall Winter 23.

Sofija photographed by Joan Braun and styled by Isabel Bonner is wearing the best of the season.

The wandering spirit is the key to the coming season. The collection takes us far away, on a journey that allows us to discover the lands from which the brand’s craftsmanship comes to life.