Tropical Modernism" and the "entrepreneurial spirit of New York City" informs Andersson's latest effort for the brand.

The direction was fresh and graphic la Nineties Helmut Lang, with arty touches.

David Sarfati reworked the staples in his season-less utilitarian wardrobe in new interpretations for spring.

The designers decamped to Rockfield Studios in Wales, in order to unplug from their Manchester studio and get some fresh perspective.

Breezy, sensual and artfully wrinkled silhouettes eased their way down Giorgio Armani's catwalk.

Andrea Lieberman focused on delivering holiday pieces in a feel-good, self-confident language all too familiar to her customers.

The collection paid tribute to the Capodimonte Museum in Naples, which the company is supporting.

Wim Wenders' Paris, Texas" movie served as inspiration for Nicola Brognano's cute and fun collection.

Cataln injected neon colors in this Nineties-inspired collection.

His latest collection had a tougher edge, and while it was still luxe, there was something a little dangerous about Ford's man for spring.

The American designer presented in Milan for the first time and his collection was in sync with the relaxed attitude seen in the city.

Creative director Rocco Iannone developed his spring collection for Pal Zileri around the "Capriccio" artistic and musical genre.

The collection was wide-ranging, and included an emerald velvet suit with black lapels and flared trousers that Beckham plans to wear herself at Christmas.

The designer explored the concept of a strong man through a gentle, feminine lens.

Inspirations for the outdoor-oriented collection included fly fishing and anime, specifically the series Neon Genesis Evangelion.

Marking its first collection designed by Ivana Omazic, Mr & Mrs Italy went full-on his-and-hers, with a unisex-focused collection.

The company unveiled the first of two chapters under the new Fay Archive project, working with explorer Alessandro Squarzi, who owns more than 6,000 original pieces.

While continuing to be faithful to the Neapolitan sartorial tradition, Kiton has been evolving the collections into a less formal and more relaxed territory.

No surface in this collection was untouched by print, gloss or sparkle while models glowed and flashed like beacons on a dark road.

The collection put the focus on a serious issue facing our planet: desertification.