Fashion

A new three-year alliance will invest in young talent, research, and circular practices to transform the apparel industry.

After a period of stagnation, the Italian fashion industry is seeing tentative growth: quality, Made in Italy, and new policies will make the difference.

Casting for 2.000 extras begins: meet on Tuesday at the RG showroom.

China's retail sales data for April missed analysts' expectations,

The fashion world enthusiastically welcomes news that promises to redefine the balance of luxury…

The Florentine brand Salvatore Ferragamo, a symbol of Made in Italy craftsmanship and luxury, has archived the first…

In 2024, the Italian men's fashion sector closed the year with a stable result, recording a slight increase of 0,1% in exports. The total value of sales abroad reached 9,5 billion euros

For a long time, Milan's success as the epicentre of fashion was based on its ability to create a "system": a concert of fairs, salons, fashion shows and collateral events, all orchestrated in a calendar

Geopolitical tensions and new trade policies are putting pressure on the luxury sector. Fashion houses are responding with adaptation strategies, but the estimates are clear: growth will stop in 2025.

luxury fashion, two concepts emerge as fundamental pillars for the future of the sector: circularity and sustainability.