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To show off its latest collection, Versace has picked British model Edie Campbell and German model Anna Ewers, both of whom featured in the label's last catwalk show. “This is a collection about the dynamic moment and the freedom of the Versace life,” explains Donatella Versace, the label's artistic director, who also designed the campaign.
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Edie Campbell and Anna Ewers enjoy a breath of fresh air in Versace SS17 campaign
Fashion designer Donatella Versace is to release a book detailing the history of her career and the Versace brand reports WWD. The 336-page tome will tell Donatella's story of the brand, starting from 1997 when she took over the artistic direction of Versace after the tragic murder of her brother and the brand's founder Gianni. The book has been written in collaboration with fashion curator and professor at the IUAV University of Venice, Maria Luisa Frisa, and W Magazine's director Stefano Tonchi.
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Pop star Zayn is collaborating with Versus Versace on a new collection, Zayn x Versus, as well as upcoming advertising campaigns. Zayn Malik's capsule collection for men and women is expected to debut in Versace stores and online from May 2017 onwards, while he will start appearing in Versus Versace campaigns from February 2017. “The bonus is that I get to collaborate with Donatella [Versace], whom I love and admire.
By Giulia Segreti MILAN (Reuters) – On a catwalk featuring Naomi Campbell, Gigi Hadid and Irina Shayk, Italian design house Versace presented a bold, multi-faceted collection for women on Friday. As she had done for the men's collection, artistic director Donatella Versace opened the spring and summer show, with airy windbreaker jackets in green, purple and blue. In a rare cameo, Naomi Campbell walked in a athleisure look with a layered blue and red wraparound skirt with matching cropped blouse with a zipper.
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Naomi Campbell leads bold Versace runway in Milan
“I will love and miss you forever,” wrote designer Donatella Versace.
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Versace is focusing on its presence in Japan with the opening of a new boutique in Tokyo's Ginza district. Conceived by designer Donatella Versace in collaboration with English architect Jamie Fobert, the store occupies an area of 430 square meters, featuring marble mosaics, floors inspired by Byzantine churches of the Ninth Century and brass and perspex walls and shelving that appear to float in mid-air. “I just adore the design concept of the new Versace Stores, which pays tribute to Italy's cultural heritage,” said Versace.
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