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Giorgio Armani has announced Chinese designer Miaoran as the latest up-and-coming fashion talent to receive his support this Milan Men's Fashion Week. The Italian fashion mogul will host the new label's runway show at his Armani/Teatro space in the city as part of his ongoing support program for fresh new talent.
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Giorgio Armani introduces Miaoran at men’s shows
Giorgio Armani has announced the name of the latest up-and-coming fashion talent to receive his support this Milan Women's Fashion Week. The Italian designer will host the Ujoh fashion show at his Armani/Teatro space in the city on February 27 at 10:30, providing the brand with an international platform from which to showcase its Autumn/Winter 2016 collection. Founded in 2009 by Japanese designer Mitsuru Nishizaki, Ujoh focuses on pieces with a sleek design that combine rich fabrics and a minimalist sartorial approach to bold cuts.
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A look at Ujoh, Giorgio Armani’s new protégé fashion label
Following the cancellation of a climate rally in the French capital on November 29, Amber and Giovanni Testino have launched a digital initiative to raise awareness of the issue. Heavyweight fashionistas including star photographer Mario Testino, supermodel Lily Aldridge and fashion bible Vogue UK have taken to Instagram to show their support for the cause. Polish model Anja Rubik was one of the first to get on board, filming herself walking barefoot in the snow with a message encouraging her 504,000 followers to do the same.
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Models strut their stuff online for the environment as #climatecatwalk goes viral
Christmas sweaters, no longer the horrifying subjects of ridicule they once were, have been given a designer makeover for 2015. Here are some of the best winter warmers this season.
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Designer Christmas sweaters to beat the winter blues
