The set design artfully merged an office interior with a sprawling natural landscape, emphasising the coexistence and conflict between these two paradoxical worlds. As attendees entered the venue, they were greeted by a symbolic convergence of human-made structures and the unbridled freedom of nature. The collection’s ethos centred on the innate human yearning to connect with nature’s seasonal rhythms and elemental forces. Garments were designed to mirror and interact with their surroundings, reflecting a deep-rooted desire to remain tethered to the natural world, and urging individuals to embrace the genuine experiences offered by their environments.
The runway showcased a fusion of corporate elegance and outdoor practicality, epitomised by the ubiquitous presence of beanies, which offered a refreshing contrast to the muted office attire, while XL leather baggage and utilitarian-style waist bags complementing the structured looks. Prada’s take on power dressing was evident in the boxy, oversized blazers and cropped trousers, symbolising the rigidity of the corporate environment while hinting at the freedom of nature beneath the glass catwalk.
Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada’s collaborative vision was evident in the meticulous attention to detail, from the smart-casual combinations to the incorporation of contrasting knitted twin sets and utilitarian jackets – encouraging a sense of renewal and a fresh perspective on dressing.









The British designer embraces the perversely domestic with a cinematic flair. The runway becomes a stage for a visual story, infusing each piece with a daring fusion of sexual allure and craftsmanship. With a nod to the film’s enigmatic atmosphere, the collection’s luxurious velvet, satin, and oversized proportions create an ambiance of opulent sensuality, mirroring the protagonist of the film and offering a compelling exploration of masculine sensuality.
Meanwhile, the women’s Pre-Fall line embraces a compelling and sexy plot twist, blurring the lines between sleepwear and evening wear, mirroring the film’s juxtaposition of allure and mystery. From floor-length dresses to knitwear, the collection brings to life the captivating allure and enigmatic themes of Eyes Wide Shut.









Dsquared2’s collection blends raw and refined elements, creating a captivating wardrobe of sensuality with plunging necklines and exposed skin artfully juxtaposed against a diverse array of fabrics and colours. Distressed leather and denim mingle with patched check shirts and sharp tailoring, creating a symphony of contrasts that celebrates feminine allure. Men’s looks boldly embrace transparency – chiffon shirts hinting at the body beneath while low-slung pants exude a laid-back attitude. Knitwear adds a touch of warmth while cargos, destroyed tees, and lurex knits underscore the collection’s versatility, catering to a wide range of styles.
Accessories perfectly complement the collection’s raw and refined aesthetic. Gothic belt bags exude a touch of edge, while D2 clutches add a touch of elegance, and a diverse array of options ensures that everyone finds their perfect fit under the hands of Dean and Dan Caten. Oh, and of course, we couldn’t fail to mention the twin brothers’ final bow, with Dean closing the show dressed in full drag – a very powerful statement.









According to Jordanluca, the new utilitarian punk is here. Hitting off the runway, all-black-everything looks slowly transformed into a vibrant tapestry of cherry red and grey hues where contrasting elements collide to create a captivating spectacle. Leather was the main character of this rave party: from jackets, coats, pants, and minidresses to ankle boots and bags. Meanwhile, tailored suits exuded an aura of refined elegance with simple and structured silhouettes.The patterns, on the other hand, added the Jordanluca statement style: balloon-printed pieces and a proper animal print added a touch of playfulness, while transparent pieces and denim workwear infused the collection with a rebellious spirit and complemented the cut-out touches.
The contrast between formal wear and a punk flair made it something remarkable. And, of course, who better to embody this rebellious spirit than Vivienne Westwood’s Andreas Kronthaler? The fashion designer strut down the runway in a mohawk, sheer top, leather coat, and high-heel boots. From the garments to the industrial location, Jordan Bowen and Luca Marchetto broke the quiet luxury allegations for good.









In pursuit of uncharted territories and a challenge to traditional gender norms, the collection extends its reach to women, adapting and resizing garments while retaining Armani’s signature radicalism, redefining the boundaries of menswear while embracing the spirit of exploration.















