Furla: Vivid colours and geometric prints shone through across Furla’s Lights of Colour collection, mirrored in Thierry Dreyfus’ multifaceted set
MSGM: Massimo Giorgetti may have made his big debut as creative director at Emilio Pucci this season, but his own homegrown label MSGM did not suffer from a lack of attention. In fact, this collection – drenched in cool street wear and a speedy kind of energy – was one of the designer’s strongest in many seasons. Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
Bulgari: The Italian jewellery and accessory house took a harder edge approach to their S/S 2016 handbag edit
Giorgio Armani: Post show, Giorgio Armani presented his latest book entitled Giorgio Armani, a memoir and work anthology that includes historical shots of the designer with his family – he’s the little serious one on the far left
Valextra: Art director Peter Saville’s chance meeting in the Valextra store with the brand’s creative director and his observation that a handbag is always in motion was the starting point of the S/S 2016 collection, presented on Saville’s viaduct set design
Arthur Arbesser: The Austrian born, Milan-based designer Arthur Arbesser delivered a sensational spring collection – the first he’s ever shown on a runway – inspired by the work of French artist Balthus. The monumental cat on the catwalk provided the perfect backdrop to Arbesser’s beautifully judged clothes and his watercolour floral prints
