Today more than ever, luxury fashion brands use archives to honor their heritage while inspiring modern designs. Learn how Chloé, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and others preserve their cultural legacies.
Twisted, draped, billowing, bouncy, like wearing a blanket. The beloved wrap—in coat, cape, sweater, collar, and dress form—takes a twirl.
Creative director Ian Griffiths presented the Spring/Summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week featuring elegant and functional archetypes for a perfect summer wardrobe.
In celebration of Max Mara's Spring/Summer 2025 collection, L'OFFICIEL looks back at the beloved brand's origins.
From Gucci in London to Louis Vuitton in Shanghai, check out where luxury brands are setting sail for their upcoming collections.
With flared sleeves and elegant headpieces in earth tones, Max Mara paraded its Resort 2025 collection through the Doge's Palace in Venice.
With the support of L'OFFICIEL USA and Fashion Group International, Max Mara hosted an evening of discovery, history, and shopping.
The revival of the fanny pack prompts models to style the bag in new ways today.
Creative director Ian Griffiths finds inspiration in Nordic tales, midsummer traditions, and Selma Lagerlöf.
From Dior in Mumbai to Chanel in Los Angeles, these are the imagined upcoming fashion show destinations.
During Milan Fashion Week, the Italian fashion house Max Mara presented its Fall/Winter 2023 collection.
This season’s bags are oversized, organically shaped, and, with strategic cutouts and zippers–a revelation.
Beyond flowers and chocolate.
From bold eyes to slicked-back hair, the Fall/Winter 2022 shows were full of exciting beauty trends.
Max Mara's Cruise 2023 fashion show was staged in the gardens of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in the Portuguese capital.
Bold, breezy stripes bring effortless springtime cool to dresses, leggings, and even sky-high platform soles.
Gucci, Hermès, Bottega Veneta, and other brands are reclaiming the wide-leg pant. L’OFFICIEL gives you five ways to style the latest trend.
Ian Griffiths, creative director of the Maison worth over $1.4 billion, speaks to L’OFFICIEL about the brand’s Resort 2022 show. Taking place in the gardens of the Hotel Mezzatore, inspired by the words of Truman Capote, and channeling the refined elegance at the turn of the ’50s and ‘60s, the collection presents an elegant journey punctuated by the high chromatic tones of the setting’s geranium and bougainvillea.
