Convention and rebellion are apparently irreconcilable attitudes. And yet there is also a gentle way to rebel, away from vitriol and slashes. It manifests when classic elements are used freely and lightly to create a personal expression. This is the thought that informs the Alberta
Accademia del Lusso, the high-level training school for Fashion and Design, chose Milan, a theatre of the synergy between historical luxury brands and new emerging designers, to present its 2018 fashion show. The pieces on the catwalk- created by forty-seven talents from across the globe,
Max Mara's SS18 collection shares a Baudelairean view of the city; its landscape a living breathing entity, its mood swings restless, fleeting, transient, and often unpredictable. The smarter cosmopolites seek out discreetly luxurious oases, shady patios and hidden gardens. Business and pleasure, with the promise of
Valentin Yudashkin presented the Spring-Summer 2018 ready-to-wear collection at the Palais de Tokyo; the presented collection was inspired by avant-garde art and, particularly, suprematism (from the lat. Supremus- the highest). Which is an art movement focused on basic geometric forms, painted in a limited range of colours
Located in the heart of Milan, where the city’s fashion, cultural and financial centres meet. A few steps away from the hotel are Milan’s most precious heritage sites, Teatro alla Scala, via Montenapoleone and Duomo. Mandarin Oriental features 104 guest rooms, including 32 suites. The