Alex Badia

1 week ago | wwd.com | Lily Templeton |Martino Carrera |Alex Badia

Anniversaries galore, feats of engineering, a surfeit of blue and the heart-racing appeal of Formula 1: congratulations and complications were in order at this year's Watches and Wonders in Geneva. Here, WWD's editors name their favorites from a fair that offered watches in all shapes and sizes. The first new watch family to be introduced in 25 years by the brand, the distinctive Cubitus became an instant classic at the fair.

1 month ago | robbreport.com.au | Naomi Rougeau |Alex Badia |Belinda Aucott

Raise the bar for daytime dressing with timeless essentials elevated by luxe materials, unexpected accents and modern silhouettes. Elongated, modern silhouettes and clean lines are the order of the day, such as a Jil Sander coat that channels mid-century couture shapes and will elevate even the most casual ensembles. Otherwise timeless outerwear and separates from Schiaparelli, with purposefully mismatched surrealist buttons, demand a second glance and are guaranteed conversation pieces.

1 month ago | wwd.com | Alex Badia

Dior, Fall 2025 Nothing says Paris Fashion Week like a Dior show, with a large venue on Monday at the Tuileries gardens, huge crowds were outside and a dramatic yet beautiful show inside. For the fall season Maria Grazia Chiuri's channeled Dior history with a collection inspired by Virginia Woolf's androgynous character "Orlando.""Her clearest influences were two of her predecessors at Dior: Gianfranco Ferré and John Galliano," noted WWD's Joelle Diderich on her show review.

1 month ago | wwd.com | Alex Badia |Andrea Onate

It's not a secret that some of the key fashion houses are in transition, but that didn't deter designers in Milan from celebrating Italian craftsmanship in an array of sophisticated ways. WWD chose some of the leading trends that resonated throughout the industry, from the return of the elegant ladylike and head-turning statement coats to furry textures and '70s brown shades.

1 month ago | robbreport.com.au | Naomi Rougeau |Alex Badia |Belinda Aucott

The soft tones of California’s Joshua Tree provide a perfect backdrop for the season’s refined yet relaxed vibe. Amid spring 2025’s myriad trends, there was one connecting element: colour. From Alessandro Sartori’s rusty hues at Zegna to Loro Piana’s subdued neutrals, the palette was more sun-bleached than saturated, and the muted tones of California’s Joshua Tree provide a perfect backdrop for the season’s refined yet relaxed vibe.