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After London and Milan, the fashion world will be heading to Paris to check out fall/winter 2017-2018 menswear collections from major labels like Louis Vuitton, Givenchy and Balmain. Shows will be held at prestigious locations in the French capital from January 18 to 22, 2017.
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Paris Fashion Week: menswear show schedule
Britain has fined five modelling agencies and their trade association a total of 1.5 million pounds for colluding and in some cases fixing prices for jobs such as fashion magazine shoots and advertising campaigns. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) regulator said the agencies: FM Models, Models 1, Premier, Storm and Viva often talked with trade body the Association of Model Agents (AMA) about price negotiations with their clients “The parties regularly and systematically exchanged information and discussed prices in the context of negotiations with particular customers,” the CMA said in a statement on Friday.
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UK fines modelling agencies 1.5 million pounds for price-fixing
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
Alber Elbaz is rumored to be getting back into the sneaker game after teaming up with Converse in Japan on the quiet.
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Is Alber Elbaz working with Converse on a sneaker project?
Could Louis Vuitton designer Natacha Ramsay-Levi be about to make a move to Chloé?
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Does Chloé have its eye on key Louis Vuitton designer?
Bella Hadid is making her fashion design debut with a collection for Chrome Hearts.
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Bella Hadid lands fashion collaboration
Giorgio Armani has revealed plans to host a show during Men's Fashion Week in Milan for three upcoming designers.
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Armani to host new fashion week show boosting young designers
The British capital will be kicking off the latest round of menswear shows, January 6, 2017. Over the course of four days, labels such as J.W.Anderson, Alex Mullins and Sibling will present their fall/winter 2017-2018 men's ready-to-wear collections. Topman Design is scheduled to launch the London event, while John Smedley will close with a show presenting menswear and womenswear, due on sale straight after the show.
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London Collections Men: fall/winter 2017 show schedule
Fashion house Coach celebrated its 75th anniversary in style on Thursday night, with a Pre-Fall runway show at New York's Pier 94. The show was a love letter from British Executive Creative Director Stuart Vevers to New York and the US in general, blending the city's individualism with the laidback attitude of the West Coast. “New York City, the spiritual home of Coach, is a cultural melting pot that embraces individuality and celebrates togetherness,” said Vevers.
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Coach marks 75 years in fashion with New York show
Disney fans who like their merchandise with a designer edge will be pleased to learn that the brand has teamed up with luxury e-tailer Yoox on a new project. The online store now features a special Disney boutique, housing designer collaborations across womenswear, menswear, childrenswear and home accessories. Collaborators include French designer Olympia Le-Tan, accessories brand Codello, knitwear brand Markus Lupfer and Italian footwear company Superga.
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Yoox launches dedicated Disney fashion boutique
