Jennifer Lopez became the undisputed star of the closing evening of the Dolce & Gabbana fashion festival in Sicily.

Following the presentation of the brand’s new Alta Moda jewelry collection, Dolce & Gabbana hosted a lavish after-party, culminating in a special concert by J.Lo.

The 56-year-old singer treated guests to an unforgettable performance filled with hit songs, energetic choreography, and a series of dazzling costume changes.

The show took place at the La Plage Resort in Taormina, near the iconic Isola Bella island.

For the occasion, Jennifer prepared several exclusive Dolce & Gabbana looks. She appeared on stage in a black lace bodysuit paired with stockings, a vibrant yellow gown featuring daring cut-outs and jeweled embellishments on the bodice, and a sheer maxi dress with a plunging neckline.

Another standout ensemble featured an extravagant corset adorned with floral details, multicolored gemstones, and beaded fringe, complemented by a dramatic cape decorated with oversized flowers.

As a reminder, Jennifer Lopez was also among the most prominent guests at the Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda show in Sicily the day before. For that appearance, the artist chose a luxurious baroque-inspired look.

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The second day of Paris Fashion Week concluded with the show of Saint Laurent. In a turbulent fashion industry where creative directors change at dizzying speed and brands continuously reinterpret their codes, the House under the direction of Anthony Vaccarello remains faithful to its DNA. The new collection was no exception – once again, the designer turned to the brand’s heritage.

The season’s protagonist was the tuxedo. In 2026, the iconic design created by Yves Saint Laurent in 1966 marks its 60th anniversary. On this occasion, Vaccarello reaffirmed the House’s impeccable atelier expertise in tailoring – the art of the perfect cut. The runway featured looks built around flawlessly constructed jackets: elongated styles falling to mid-thigh in black and deep chocolate hues, defined by pronounced shoulders. They were paired with straight-leg trousers with sharp creases, forming a crisp, graphic silhouette.

Lingerie-inspired aesthetics received particular attention. Judging by this fashion month’s runways, pieces adorned with lace and rendered in sheer textures are set to retain their status as one of the defining trends at least through the end of 2026.

Fur, too, made an appearance. For the forthcoming cold season, Saint Laurent proposes replacing classic fur coats with voluminous designs featuring a lowered waistline. The deliberately disrupted proportions are to be emphasised with textile belts, heightening the contrast between softness and architectural precision.

The looks were completed with sleek, slicked-back hair and statement jewellery – earrings, brooches and necklaces that introduced a dramatic final accent.

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Milan Fashion Week is in full swing: alongside other major Houses such as Fendi, Prada presented its vision for the Fall/Winter 2026/2027 season. The show was among the most highly anticipated events of the season, once again reaffirming the brand’s reputation as an intellectual provocateur within the realm of classic luxury.

Fifteen models took part in the presentation, each appearing on the runway four times – resulting in approximately 60 distinct looks showcased to the audience.

One of the most talked-about moments was the return of Bella Hadid, who stepped back onto the runway after a hiatus.

The collection is defined by an aesthetic of deliberate «carelessness». Sheer coats with intentionally exposed threads, shirt sleeves peeking out from beneath outerwear, dresses with frayed hems and decorative slashes create a sense of effortless improvisation. It is a style in which randomness only appears accidental.

Attention is drawn to striking details: floral-print coats reminiscent of dressing gowns; a fuchsia velvet zip-front dress; apron-like skirts adorned with red bouquet appliqués, sequins, and crystals. Knitted scarves are tied «the old-fashioned way», with the ends turned outward; alternatively, fur styles – including leopard-print versions – offer a bolder accent.

The show clearly outlined one of the season’s key directions: layering, the interplay of contrasting textures, and a focus on detail. Here, clothing emerges not merely as an aesthetic object but as a tool of self-expression. Prada once again reminds us that fashion is not only about form, but also about meaning, narrative, and the character behind every look.