Christian Dior

Dior pays homage to the mystical female of Native American tribes, combining Wild Wild West elements of cowgirl cool with the free-spirits of a boho priestess. Silk jacquards of earthy tones, layers of embroidered florals, soft feathers and prehistoric themed print – and those wide-brimmed cowboy hats – bring to mind an indulgent prairie life.

Giorgio Armani

Clean tailored cuts, sumptuous red and pink hues, and smidgens of monochrome are unmistakable odes to to modern-day Italy. Giorgio Armani highlights the deftness of a painter’s strokes, from soft to sharp, and minimal to geometric patterns, imbuing sharp pieces with artistic impressions. Cropped jackets, tapered dresses, and asymmetrical forms tastefully collide in a flourish.

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Fendi

The essence of old Hollywood is depicted by Fendi’s use of flowing shapes, poncho-like coats, houndstooth and pleats, accented by modern pinks, yellows and camel. Pearls, floral embellish, plush mink fur and print receive a playfully modern play, asserting a vogue appeal into the exciting collection.

Louis Vuitton

Harnessing the noble elements from the land of the rising sun, Louis Vuitton brings us on a journey back to the root of Japanese civilisation. A confluence of icons like the samurai suit stood out among jerseys and jackets, warrior amours were recalled in leather sweaters, and sweeping dresses were imbued in Noh theatre gold. Obi belts and kabuki masks served as strong players among its accessory offerings.

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Jimmy Choo

After-dark adventures of New York are the setting, for Cara Delevinge living up a night out in the city that never sleeps. Cara portrays the partygirl nature of the collection – stopping traffic in crystal embellished boots, a glittery bag, and daring sparkly mini dresses that leaves little to the imagination. A perfect collection for the girl whose uninhibited energy is the life of the party.

Gucci

True to its DNA, Gucci upholds the beauty of Renaissance Florence as a constant muse in the evolution of fashion. To assert its devotion to cultural splendour, the pieces featured representations of its non-conformist and eccentric community, bringing to life a rock’n’roll mash-up of classical print, street style trends, and Grecian gowns in more than 100 ensembles. 

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