Versace Spring 2015–After her Versus showing during New York Fashion Week featured form-fitting, mostly black looks, Donatella Versace did the same for the opening outfits …
Missoni Spring 2015–Angela Missoni presented a watercolor dream for Missoni’s spring-summer 2015 collection presented during Milan Fashion Week earlier today. The womanly looks were light …
Blumarine Spring 2015–While last season found inspiration in Japan, the spring-summer 2015 collection from Blumarine looked to a garden of delights. The new season is …
Moschino Spring 2015–After last season’s McDonalds themed collection, Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott looked towards Barbie for inspiration with the label’s spring-summer 2015 show. Barbie …
Prada Spring 2015–In headline stealing news, the Prada spring-summer 2015 collection was opened by Gemma Ward who famously took a break from modeling in 2008. …
Max Mara Spring 2015–Presented during Milan Fashion Week, the spring-summer 2015 show from Max Mara looked to the seventies for inspiration. The decade seems to …
Fendi Spring 2015–Opened by Cara Delevingne, the spring-summer 2015 collection from Fendi showed off a lighter side with an outing of orchid adorned mini dresses …
McQ Alexander McQueen Spring 2015–The McQ girl takes her rebellious attitude to the 90s with an outing of sporty, wearable clothing for spring 2015. Standouts …
Alberta Ferretti Spring 2015–Things get romantic for the spring-summer 2015 runway show from Alberta Ferretti. Of course, one can not be surprised considering Ferretti’s penchant …
Gucci Spring 2015–While last season Gucci creative director Frida Giannini went for a sixties mod look, the spring-summer 2015 collection from the Italian label took …
Under the Sea–Brazilian beachwear label Agua de Coco enlists Toni Garrn as the face of its spring-summer 2015 advertising campaign. The images photographed by Eduardo …
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