10 October 2019 • By Casey Hall and Zoe Suen
Ready-to-Wear Spring 2020
3 October 2019 • By BoF Team
21 September 2019 • By Tim Blanks
Francesco Risso's show was a riot of beauty informed by his experience in the Amazon. The message it sent was that luxury can be redefined for the revolution.
16 June 2019 • By Tim Blanks
This collection came across as a commercially astute proposal from the designer, who already proved himself a master of prints. Now we get that he’s also a pretty mean tailor.
24 February 2019 • By Tim Blanks
Risso struck some perverse chords in his new collection, but the invitation to abandon didn’t quite work and the clothes seemed oddly literal.
Menswear - Autumn 2019
14 January 2019 • By Angelo Flaccavento
24 September 2018 • By Tim Blanks
Francesco Risso’s work for the Italian brand has so far been a protean proposal, glorying the great unfinished, but there was more discipline, in his latest designs.
17 June 2018 • By Tim Blanks
Francesco Risso exhumed vintage uniforms and twisted them into new guises. But the show’s presentation pointed to layers deeper and darker than catwalk hijinks.
26 February 2018 • By Tim Blanks
There is a fundamental naiveté in Francesco Risso’s approach, as well as an effort to impose order on chaos, like a kid making sense of the world.
News Bites
24 November 2017 • By Christopher Morency
The news comes as more luxury brands turn to rainwear experts to make outerwear that performs.
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