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News Bites
18 June 2019 • By Victoria Berezhna
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.
3 June 2019 • By Chantal Fernandez
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Ready-to-Wear - Spring 2019
28 September 2018 • By Angelo Flaccavento
In Julien Dossena's capable hands, a cocktail of far-flung cultures was shaken, not stirred, making for one of the season's best collections.
28 September 2018 • By Lauren Sherman
The designer said he was “celebrating women and using sport as a metaphor." But the clothes didn’t feel as vital as his message.
28 September 2018 • By Tim Blanks
He was wrestling with his nihilistic mood, but what was most striking about his collection was how celebratory it looked.
The easiness, the flow of the collection suggested maximum impact with relatively minimum effort.
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