Exactly two years after leaving Milan Fashion Week, Gucci is back on the official Milan Fashion Week calendar. On February 25, local time, Gucci released the "Exquisite Gucci" series for fall/winter 2022 in Milan. The series is called "Hardcover Transfiguration Mirror", which means to restore the essence of the world through the mirror, so that what you see is what you get. The models emerge from the mirror-decorated hideaway, but the reflection in the mirror is an exaggerated form of deformation and expansion. This season, Gucci also co-branded with Adidas to combine retro sporty styles with Alessandro Michele's iconic designs, providing a variety of creative possibilities for fashion. （Nion）
In the early morning of beijing time on the 27th, the brand debut of Matthieu Blazy, the new creative director of Bottega Veneta, was held in Milan Palazzo San Fedele. For this debut, Matthieu Blazy chose to build on the past, understand the present, and lead the future. In terms of design, Matthieu Blazy continues the brand's tone today, from wearing ultra-realistic daywear jeans and shoulder bags, to new gorgeous fabrics that are ultra-light, plump, dynamic and textured; from novel full-wool flannel and herringbone with colorful spots, to the overall three-layer print, to a new interpretation of Reves lace, all of which show the craftsmanship and silhouette that the brand prides on. （Nion）
Bally's Fall/Winter 2022 collection returns to timeless design concepts, combining wisdom and craftsmanship to push boundaries and bring modern wardrobes to life. The collection fully interprets the "touch of the palm of the hand" element, using classic traditional techniques and natural materials to present a wonderful and moving touch. Drawing inspiration from architecture, graphic design and nature, the collection showcases the brand's Swiss origins with origami-shaped handbags and curved block heels. At the same time, the flexible use of bones, fossils, tides and midnight colors further reflects Bally's deep roots in the mountains. Picking up the elegant colours of the natural environment, a new Alpine camouflage pattern is introduced, which subtly echoes the rich forms of nature. （Nion）
A few days ago, GCDS released the brand's Fall/Winter 2022 collection fashion show, which is located in a former church, with dark elements in it, but the whole is shrouded in a joyful atmosphere and full of colorful colors. As the brand officially stated - for GCDS, fashion is first and foremost an expression of joy, full of brilliance and sparks; fashion is also an expression of fantasy, evoking positive feelings and sprinkling laughter. In such a dull and depressing era as the present, this unbridled expression is urgently needed. In fact, this expression is needed in any era. In this new autumn/winter collection, the hourglass silhouette of the tights outlines the figure and flowers bloom everywhere. Hello Kitty print and vampire frills are even more overwhelming, with GCDS's signature tailored blazer interspersed with comma bags and thigh boots, as well as Clarks mules and Loafers. （yalta）
The debut of the new Creative Director Benjamin A. Huseby and Serhat I k's Trussardi brand debut in a demolished store and restaurant at its headquarters in central Milan was originally designed to create this fashion house, which was created in 1911. Trussardi is one of the oldest brands of milan fashion week, and Benjamin A. Huseby and Serhat I k have adopted a basic methodology in the process of narrating the new brand chapter, which is to unveil the new Trussardi layer by layer, and the new Trussardi will be unveiled. The two designers built this collection to cut to their surroundings as well as people's everyday wear. In the course of studying Milanese, Benjamin A. Huseby and Serhat I k observed that almost everyone wore a 100-gram Italian Piao Mina down jacket, a lightweight duck down jacket that was as much a daily necessity for them as a T-shirt. The two were a bit repelled by the early days of their work on Italian Piaomina fabrics, but the challenge of designing this high-quality fabric into a glamorous ready-to-wear eventually became the basis for the AW22 collection. （Nion）
During their five years as Creative Director at Jil Sander, Lucie and Luke Meier demonstrated their continued commitment to rigorous design and tailoring, craftsmanship and innovative fabrics, and they built the brand as a model of modernity and sophistication. Each piece in the AW22 collection is self-identifying, crafted from fine wool and silk with ingenuity. Most of the skirts are more voluminous in their shapes and silhouettes than ever before, under the jacket or in the form of sculptural suits, or as nimbly as water, hovering over the legs and pointed toes, slim Chelsea boots and loafers. Womenswear and menswear are blended in the most exquisite way. The double-breasted jacket is made from expansive grey Italian wool and pink, dark green or tobacco-coloured wool in a rich, voluminous and feminine style. Excellent balance of the sense of opposites. （Nion）
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