Behind those seemingly placeless styles, there are complex processes and techniques that are often hard to imagine.

Tod's Autumn/Winter 2023 collection takes "Italian Feeling" as the theme, leading us to experience the essence of Italian craftsmanship. In classic shades of grey, camel and cream, the delicate leather was carefully calibrated to translate into oversized leather coats, belted trousers and soft shirts on the models, and the blend of wool, leather and cotton gave the sportswear a luxurious texture. "The whole collection was done entirely in our clothing workshop, and each piece had a tailor-made flavor."

Walter Chiapponi explained that the series of rhinestone dresses interwoven in the show presented a rare alternative to Tod's - a new choice for elegant dinner under the night.

Not only did designer Glenn Martens breathe new life into Diesel, he also completely took denim to the next level in high fashion.

Don't just be attracted by the mountain of condom boxes in the center of the show, it's the new collections the models are wearing that are the core of the real surprise.

Remember the trompe l 'oeil trick he once tried with his personal brand?

This time around, Diesel is not just content with misperception, but seeing is believing: using Diesel's self-developed Denim devore burning process, Martens was able to show the effect of wear and skin in the design, embellish with a few crystal elements, and instantly transform a streetwise denim dress into a red carpet evening gown.

The laser-cut tannin fabric also presents a torn or skeleton-like structure, which continues to evolve into a richer texture over time, which is eye-opening.

Roberto Cavalli's wild beauty may not work for everyone, but Fausto Puglisi's creative heritage deserves everyone's praise.

At a time when street style and haute couture are increasingly intertwined, Puglisi defends his identity as a glamour aesthetic with absolute sincerity. The first of the various rhinodiamonds and artificial fur splicing shapes, completed by the brand in cooperation with the Japanese factory, simulate the form of dew on the animal fur, which is a rare protective color for modern powerful women.

Also a reinvention of denim, Puglisi sourced from all over Italy, stitched and polished, these denim dresses exude a lazy, Bohemian sensuality.

The final dress, a black lace and beaded gown inspired by an old Kate Moss photograph and now alluring and dangerous under supermodel Mariacarla Boscono, was a perfect statement of the spirit of Roberto Cavalli.

For the theme of Emporio Armani each season, Mr. Armani has always been eclectic.

At the same time as the launch of the new collection this season, the new exhibition Guy Bourdin: Storyteller at the Armani/Silos gallery in Milan is also about to open. So this Emporio Armani show from the color point of view, and photographer Guy Bourdin's creative style quite a bit of echo.

Bourdin excels at the use of strong color tones to express individuality and desire, and in Mr. Armani's rich and saturated palette this season, magenta, the color of the year, together with blue, purple and turquoise, creates a brilliant poetry that juxtages elegance and vitality.

After more than five years on the job, Jil Sander creative duo Luke and Lucie Meier clearly don't want the brand to be stuck in a "minimalist" rut, but to lead the brand with a unique perspective on fabric and texture into a new phase.

You can see it in the first biker jacket in the opening. At the same time, the song "All Neon Like" in the background of the show also literally reveals the Meier couple's core focus of the season: color.

Different from the soft cream tones of the last season, the colors chosen in this autumn and winter collection are more vivid and eye-catching, grass green, electric blue, rose pink, all appear in the show with a full-body shape, some of the styles are also decorated with oversized painting effect prints, Luke's explanation is also very straightforward, "We want to do something that makes people feel uplifting." Express simple but positive feelings."

Don't ignore the energy of cross-border creation, and design inspiration introduced from outside the fashion system can often unlock unexpected potential.

This is the fourth season of the Ferrari fashion collection, and the racing aesthetics of the brand's high-performance sports cars are becoming more and more comfortable in the design.

"Beauty is the pleasure of speed, hidden in the initial burst of racing, in its full symbolic meaning and design potential. It arises from the wondrous flow of an idea, a unique aesthetic that captures the beauty of a moment, a harbinger and sign of what is to come."