The industry pays tribute to the much-loved designer, whose death was announced on Sunday.

… and the fashion industry said goodbye with a 45-designer salute and a major tycoon turnout, writes Tim Blanks.

Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Valentino fuse past and present in their quest for an uncertain future.

CEO Jacopo Venturini and designer Pierpaolo Piccioli are working to transform the Roman brand from the inside-out, reinvigorating the company’s internal culture as well as its commercial offering.

In his first press conference since joining the brand, chief executive Jacopo Venturini said a new merchandising strategy and upmarket repositioning have helped sales get almost back to 2019 levels.

Pierpaolo Piccioli’s streamlined take on classic couture tropes found brilliance in its fearless use of colour and its emotional geometry, reports Angelo Flaccavento.

Tim Blanks goes inside Pierpaolo Piccioli’s collaboration with Craig Green, which aims to reanimate the Roman brand’s emblematic Rockstud with a sneaker.

The Italian fashion brand was one of the last major luxury labels without its own beauty line. The debut follows successful cosmetics launches for Gucci and Hermès.