We are living in a time of transition: the global landscape is transforming, generating tensions and opening questions

Between alternative materials, innovation, and creative design, fashion jewelry redefines the concept of luxury.  

A timeless accessory that blends aesthetics, function, and craftsmanship, reflecting style evolution through materials and details.  

A documentary exploring the transmission of savoir-faire and the role of Academies in shaping the next generation of Italian fashion.

The future of Made in Italy depends on training, generational renewal, and a new alliance between school and business.

A design that transforms leather into architecture, inspired by the art of origami.

Innovative stain-resistant leather redefines the modern luxury experience across dining, wine, and high-end hospitality.

Material experimentation and upcycling redefine Maison Margiela’s aesthetic, blending conceptual couture with extreme craftsmanship.

Fashion meets crystal therapy: through natural stones, craftsmanship, and innovation, the Spring Summer 2026 runways shine with new energy.

Technique, experimentation, and three-dimensionality redefine contemporary fashion language.

Between experimentation and savoir-faire, the felting technique reveals the secret behind hybrid garments redefining contemporary aesthetics.

APLF 2026: resilience across the supply chain and emerging competitive challenges in the Asian leather market.

Generational renewal, artificial intelligence, and new markets, along with strong communication, are the key steps toward transformation starting from an open mindset.

For over eighty years, preserving tradition, creating fabric flowers and Haute Couture accessories.

From unboxing to packaging: when the discovery experience becomes an integral part of luxury.

From the injection press to the physical foam prototype, a balance between performance and sustainability. Tailor-made solutions and cutting-edge collaborations define the new standard of Italian manufacturing excellence.

Transparency, certifications, and a short supply chain: Creazioni Lorenza the future of fashion.  

Embroidery, a symbol of fashion craftsmanship, is moving into home decor, becoming the star of custom textile walls that redefine interiors and express a brand’s identity.

Beyond the laboratory, there is dialogue and experience: the case of Terna.  

Goldsmith savoir-faire meets industrial efficiency to create world-class accessories and bijoux.

A sensory journey through athletic dynamism and artisanal excellence for the Spring 2027 season.

New York, London, Milan, Paris: today marks the end of fashion month, four weeks during which the most important luxury players announce their plans for the next six months, as well as their medium- and long-term vision. But how can fashion shows be a key tool for the supply chain? What does this fashion month mean for Made in Italy companies?

3D embroidery, enamelled metal and ceramic corollas, jacquard and embossing: Dior’s garden is a masterpiece of craftsmanship.

Maria Grazia Chiuri’s debut at Fendi: baguettes with embroidery, perforated leather, and beads.

It is a starry night that holds the face of a man who changed the face of fashion and of Made in Italy, the one that closes the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2026 show, the last overseen by the designer who passed away last September.

690 shells decorated with pearls and rhinestones, hand-embroidered, for a dress that required 4,000 hours of work. The same amount of time was needed to apply the 25,000 feathers that make up the bodice of look number 11, also from the same collection as the previous one: Torment and Ecstasy, Schiaparelli’s Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2026.

In the world of fashion, detail is never just a simple ornament: it is language, identity, storytelling. Today, more and more brands are embracing three-dimensional embellishments, tactile textures, and raised patterns that bring garments, accessories, and leather goods to life with striking and sophisticated effects.

At NYFW, people are thinking back to the days of The Great Gatsby: lots of lace, sequins, and craftsmanship that simulates fur.

A metal thread that draws curved lines, adds relief to the embroidery and shines like a medal. Bullion embroidery is a decorative technique that fashion has “borrowed” from the military and ecclesiastical worlds, and which has recently been making a comeback thanks to the aesthetic maximalism that is replacing quiet luxury.

From a commercial hub to a communication hub: this 107th edition of Lineapelle, scheduled from 11 to 13 February in the usual spaces of Rho Fiera Milano, confirms how communication has become a fundamental pillar for the recovery of the leather sector, which is facing a still-uncertain 2026 and therefore needs to be told more and better than ever—both externally and internally.

With the latest round of Paris Haute Couture shows the debate over what truly constitutes couture and what is instead defined as “simple” ready-to-wear has become more relevant than ever, accompanied by widespread criticism of the collections shown on the runway. But what does the term couture mean in 2026?  

The 1950s cowboy style inspires Moncler’s runway: craftsmanship and technical performance.

Not all actors are protagonists, but without them there would be no show. An example? Glue. Invisible, yet indispensable.

Now this Métier d’Art by Matthieu Blazy for the Chanel show confirms that this is 100% couture.

How do high-heeled shoes manage to stay balanced… without a heel? That’s the question that comes up again after Dsquared2 sent Heelless Boots down the runway for its Fall/Winter 2026 collection. And the answer is all about physics

The protagonist of the 42nd edition of Milano Unica is the value of raw materials: in a constantly evolving market, the premium and luxury segments bring the product, quality, and expertise back to the center—key elements that add value to the identity and credibility of brands.

On the eve of the first men’s fashion week of the year, and as Pitti comes to a close, one question lingers in the air: what will the future of menswear be? The data point to a sector under pressure, with a decline in turnover of around 2% and a supply chain that is holding up mainly thanks to exports, while the domestic market remains fragile. This slowdown adds to a transformation of the calendar that highlights a reduced focus on the menswear segment: fewer standalone men’s shows, more hybrid presentations, and more collections absorbed into a narrative shared with womenswear.

It is called Making of Old and it is a Miu Miu project that stages the behind-the-scenes of one of the brand’s most iconic processes: the vintage effect.

Be Your Fabric, the contest by Leather&Luxury in collaboration with Bellandi Group and Polimoda, comes back in its third edition by incorporating upcycling into the creative process of the project’s participants.