The Dolce Gabbana Alta Moda fashion show took place in the hillside garden of the Villa Bardini, just outside the city, and set to a dreamy Nino Rota-composed soundtrack. The gold-leaf dusted prosecco might have contributed, but what unfolded on the garden’s steps felt pretty dreamy too: a long and languid procession of fascinator-wearing models in

Lena captured by Phil Engelhardt and styled by Helena Hiegemann. To view Lena’s full book, please click here.

This season, Galvan’s designer-director Anna-Christin Haas and creative director Sola Harrison drew inspiration from the work of German artist Katharina Grosse and her vibrant use of color. Bright jewel tones and a kaleidoscopic print punctuated this nicely edited offering from the Galvan ladies, who explained over Zoom that, overall, they’re recalibrating the way that they

“The period of greatest liberation, which I lived through when I was a child, was the 70s, which were really the golden years of the brand I work for, and I keep going back to them because, for me personally they were the real seeds of change.” – Alessandro Michele Priscilla Cheseaux in new looks from