News & Analysis
29 June 2019 • By The New York Times
21 June 2019 • By BoF Team
15 June 2019 • By Tim Blanks
Masculine stereotypes were well and truly challenged on Donatella’s catwalk by a killer combination of rococo decoration and hormonal teen rave culture. But even her challenge was overtaken by the speed of life.
23 February 2019 • By Tim Blanks
The strength of Donatella’s new work is the way she embraces it, with love and fearlessness and the same dry wit with which she deals with all the tricky propositions in her life.
28 January 2019 • By Lauren Sherman
13 January 2019 • By Tim Blanks
The collection brooded on the scattergun codes of modern masculinity with an orgy of quite gorgeous separates likely to hit their target.
26 September 2018 • By Lauren Sherman
24 September 2018 • By Bloomberg
22 September 2018 • By Tim Blanks
The mix didn’t always work. But when it did, it was testament to Donatella’s ongoing confidence in making Versace her own.
2 July 2018 • By Christopher Morency
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