The fashion world is astonished at the news of Miuccia Prada recruiting Raf Simons to co-direct the creation at Prada. During MFW, the designer of the Italian fashion house announced that the Belgian star-designer would become Prada’s co-chief designer. And they will present their first joint collection at Milan Fashion Week in September this year.
We love Zara, don’t get us wrong, but sometimes a girl needs to try something new, and why not other Spanish brands? This is why we’re taking you on a fashion trip to discover what Spain has to offer, besides the high-street giant that’s been part of everybody’s life for so long. Spanish fashion is
When it comes to Spanish fashion, brands like Zara, Mango, and Massimo Dutti often take centre stage. While these labels have earned their acclaim, Spain’s fashion landscape offers so much more. The Spanish brand Bimba y Lola is one name you need to remember. Characterised by its creativity, diversity, and youthful energy, the Spanish fashion
Givenchy’s creative director, Claire Waight Keller, announced that singer Ariana Grande is the new face of the French fashion house. Before the announcement, the luxury French fashion house tried to create a little suspense on Instagram with short teasers showing Ariana’s silhouette with her signature ponytail and asking their almost 13m followers who she was.