Sandra Salibian

1 week ago | wwd.com | Sandra Salibian

Ateliers and petites mains are the treasured assets sitting at the core of couture houses. For an automotive player that only four years ago embarked on the challenging mission of competing with luxury fashion brands, not having either of those to rely on contributed to the skepticism fashion insiders originally had toward the venture. No matter that the new entrant was no less than Ferrari, where managing complexities to get things moving - at a rapid pace - is part of its very heritage.

1 week ago | wwd.com | Sandra Salibian

Don't make Adrian Appiolaza pick a single theme or just one geographical reference. His bubbly personality and ebullient creativity would suffer - and so would his Moschino collections. In his joint women's resort 2026 and men's spring 2026 effort, Appiolaza's joyful fashion chaos was infectious, spreading everywhere - from gyms to supermarket aisles, from quirky motels to the Grand Canyon. "For me Moschino is a place to play with many ideas.

1 week ago | wwd.com | Sandra Salibian

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sandra Salibian

Generate Key TakeawaysDon’t make Adrian Appiolaza pick a single theme or just one geographical reference. His bubbly personality and ebullient creativity would suffer — and so would his Moschino collections. In his joint women’s resort 2026 and men’s spring 2026 effort, Appiolaza’s joyful fashion chaos was infectious, spreading everywhere — from gyms to supermarket aisles, from quirky motels to the Grand Canyon.

1 week ago | wwd.com | Sandra Salibian

There are many dilemmas that pop up in the industry now and again: should fashion make one dream or should it sell? Should it reflect the moment or offer an escape from reality? In times when established brands and indie labels alike are scratching their heads to find the right formula to reverse the slump in luxury sales, the answers might be contrasting.