The men’s market is a tiny fraction of the overall beauty industry. That hasn’t stopped a slew of brands trying to grow its appeal.

With a deal to buy the beleaguered Italian house imminent, it's unclear whether Roberto Cavalli can deliver a return in a rapidly changing fashion market.

There were perfectly desirable pieces in the show, but the more elaborate ones looked a bit weak, and sometimes even forced.

After releasing a successful capsule of menswear-inspired pieces for women, the Parisian brand ventures into womenswear with a co-ed show and a line-up of worldwide stockists.

Fumito Ganryu twisted fashion’s new formality in a progressive direction, while Acne Studios mounted a counter-current and Ami stuck to bourgeois nonchalance, reports Angelo Flaccavento.

In episode four of Drive, delivered by DHL, Alexandre Mattiussi explains why his lauded French contemporary label, which now has 300 stockists and four flagship stores across the globe, was founded on the failures of his past as much as his successes.

Alexandre Mattiussi's approach to sportswear felt authenticity outdoors-y, gracefully distancing the Ami man from the urban onslaught of menswear today.

Alexandre Mattiussi returned to his roots with an assured affirmation of progressive Parisian classicism.