Collezioni Donna 183 presents Paris, London, Porto, and Istanbul fashion weeks with a coherent and precise vocabulary, defining itself as a complete and essential guide to discover all that’s new in prêt-à-porter for  Winter 2020. No-gender goes from being a trend to being a philosophy of style, placing outfits inspired by male tailoring in the foreground.  Skimpy, or in an over-sized version, both in unison with traditional English fabrics: from tartan to tweed, from glencheck to houndstooth, chosen for classic or total-look coats with an avant-garde feel. Outerwear undergoes unexpected evolutions and, as the season requires, becomes enveloping capes and contemporary raincoats, characterizing a precise choice: comfort and aesthetics for sporty coats with a chic touch and with couture elements for urbanwear, even in a military version, or quilted, like trendy puffer coats or down. Knitwear flirts with pop art and changes face, imposing itself with extravagant proposals: playing with volumes, deconstructing, and selecting decisive chromatic choices, taking cues from color blocks that define must-haves, while evening wear is embellished by crystals and metallic brilliance, using very precious lace and pleats for a sparkling season.

Collezioni Donna 182 is the indispensable guide towards learning about everything that’s new in prêt-à-porter dedicated to winter 2020. A detailed and complete analysis of the most interesting trends that emerged from the catwalks of Milan and New York, starting from coats, which become the stars of our wardrobes, like  cocoons or cinched at the waist, often made with masculine fabrics and a British mood that go well with the no-gender approach, favoring mannish looks and bespoke garments, such as tuxedos, while trendier evolutions shape quilted coats and padded jackets with an urbanwear flavor. Knitwear is developed in endless variations, for an impeccable wardrobe that is not wanting in animal prints and lush floral bouquets, even for the winter season. Colors: the warm tones of autumn choose caramel as seasonal nuances, without forgetting red, always desirable, and color blocks, which play on the bold tones of yellow, blue, and pink.

Collezioni Donna 181 continues the new graphic approach that was inaugurated with issue 180 and presents fashion weeks in Paris and London with a layout of larger images. A more effective visual communication, which makes it more quick, informative, and comprehensible. The colors, intense and sophisticated, are color blocked and flirt with daring combinations: tangerine orange, boreal green, and bubble gum pink, evolving in lush floral bouquets, stripes, and squares and in intriguing artistic interpretations of reality. The focus is on details that make a difference. Feminine and trendy, like asymmetries, sensually uncovering Â tummies and shoulders. Lengths are shortened and shorts are added to the repertoire: a must-have for the season, with a rock, military, or streetwear mood, but all that really counts is showing those legs. A season thatâ€™s attentive to glamour. From net, to fringes, and also laces, recapped in the cover, Summertime, dedicated to Dries Van Noten. An in-depth study dedicated to Summer 2019, without forgetting the most significant and interesting pre-collections and collections: from Valentino to Hedi Slimane debuting at the creative helm of Celine, while trade shows, exhibitions, and streetwear complete the scene.

Flight to fashion

Collezioni Donna boasts a new layout that’s even more immediate and clear. A new design that prefers trends told through larger images, favoring a more complete and in-depth interpretation. At the top of what’s currently in, technical clothing and sporty derivatives. For several seasons, these have continued to offer us dynamic renditions of reality, from the perspective of an active but very glamorous life, both in underground and radical chic, trendy and high-performing. Vitaminic, sunny colors like the yellow and orange of juicy citrus fruits and the green and pink of lush, evocative gardens that bloom in a multitude of colorful flowers with an intense aroma.  A play on graphics with lines and squares. Everlasting, both in a conceptual version  - that flirts with minimalist deconstructions  - and also with a naïf look that’s witty and lively. Fashion loves art and it feeds off it, giving us art-inspired prints, from tie-dye to frantic signature brushstrokes, from rationalist geometries to lettering that promotes logos and slogans, and also acclaimed comics. A complete and detailed analysis that captures what’s new for this upcoming Summer 2019. The spotlight is aimed at the most influential and representative pre-collections and collections, including Prada and Emporio Armani, to whom we dedicated the cover, Flight of Fashion, with an unprecedented event that presented the Armani collection inside the airport of Linate. The perfect stage for a show that we will never forget. And last, but not least, streetwear, exhibitions, and fairs for an exciting season to should definitely be explored.

Collezioni Donna n. 179 (Paris - London) -  If Milan fashion week traces new trends with a sure look, Paris and London defines, confirms, and perfects them, presenting the latest news live from designers belonging to the most diverse cultures, offering us an international vision for next season. All fabrics from the English tradition are affirmed:  from glen check to plaid, and not only for outerwear - the  must-have for the moment - from coats to capes. Outlined with a creative touch, the importance of knitwear is also of interest. Leather garments are strategic, more than sheepskins, especially with glossy effects.  The pursuit for a pole position in colors is in order: blue Klein is brilliant and alternative, green is absolutely emerging, red is always loved, and then there’s a return to  black, more black than expected, with spatial  silver, gold and iridescent sequins, and marvelously colored crystals.  Among the flagship collections most focused on: Richard Quinn, the young designer awarded by Queen Elizabeth and Vetements and Balenciaga, two brands under the creative direction of one of the most accredited designers in the industry: Demna Gvasalia. On the cover: Street Couture, a tribute to the new creativity of young designers who are ready to rewrite the rules of prêt-à-porter

Brilliant Girls

Collezioni Donna n.178 (Milan _New York) On stage, the latest trends, with knitwear in the foreground, the true star of Fall-Winter 2018/19. Oversized, enveloping  sweaters in warm yarns, with interesting decorations. Never boring. Strategic necks: round, high, crater, mock demonstrate the stylistic search that involves this sector. Coats, other essential pieces, also in important volumes and decisive lengths. Say farewell to skimpy coats, but not forever. Down coats and jackets are ready to warm up winter. A significant and unexpected return, both in sporty versions and radical chic with a quilted effect, reminiscent of the legendary Husky jacket. Sometimes a comeback happens. For the Victorian trend, following last summer, a series of modest, light, and romantic pieces to wear with an oversized sweater, either under a maxi coat or with a bomber jacket. A focus also on the flagship brands of the moment: from Gucci to Prada. A selection of the most influential pre-collections. On the cover: Brilliant Girls, because sequins and crystals will illuminate gloomy days, while other new trends outline a season full of surprises, all to be revealed.

Issue 177 of Collezioni Donna focuses on all the most important and relevant trends for the upcoming Spring/Summer 2018 season, which promises to be exciting, colourful and full of energy and contagious optimism. We selected the seasonal trends after an in-depth analysis of all the collections by established brands and emerging labels showcased on the catwalk and in the presentations, showrooms, fashion events and trade shows during the Fashion Weeks in Paris, London, Porto, Lisboa and Kyiv.
It is undeniable that colour is the macro trend of the upcoming warmer season as we have highlighted in the Arc En Ciel, Red and White sections in the first part of our magazine. We have also selected the most interesting trends in terms of Prints and Patterns, which include Flowers, Stripes and Lettering. The accurate analysis of the different variations of the colour palette and of the type of prints sits alongside the study of the current vogue for new updated versions of Shirts and Blouses as well as of Trench Coats.
We also focused on the new developments for Denim, Leather and Beachwear and on the new interpretations of the Sporty theme, which sit perfectly well alongside classic feminine details like Sequins, Crystals, Lace, Feathers, Frills and Ruches.
As usual, this issue of Collezioni Donna focuses on the work of specific established designers and brands such as Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Dior, Saint Laurent and Valentino as well as some new rising stars such as Mary Katrantzou and Peter Pilotto.
This new issue of Collezioni Donna witnesses the return of Emotions: Diary of Trends, the new section where fashion merges with art, design, lifestyle and interiors design in order to introduce, illustrate and explain in the best way possible all the latest and most exciting trends.


Colour, colour and more colour.

Issue 176 of Collezioni Donna highlights how Spring/Summer 2018 promises to be an exciting season characterised by a generous and bold use of colour and of patterns and prints.

-   all the most important trends suggested by established brands and emerging labels on the Milan and New York catwalks;
-    focus on the three macro trends of Rainbow, Red and Pink;
-   this issue also illustrates and examines how trends such as Logomania, Sporty, Denim, Nude, Animal Prints, Folk have been reinterpreted in Milan and New York;
-   work of specific established designers and brands, such as Gucci, Prada, Versace, Marni, Antonio Marras, but also Marc Jacobs and Calvin Klein;
-   lookbook section is dedicated to the Pre-Spring collections by the likes of Thom Browne, Alberta Ferretti, Aquiliano Rimondi and Each Other;
-   international Fashion Weeks and Trade Shows including Chic China and Gallery;
-   this issue includes a number of articles about exhibitions about fashion, art, photography and other creative expressions in museums and galleries across the world.

Issue 175 of Collezioni Donna continues the analysis of the Autumn/Winter 2017 trends spotted on the catwalks of the increasingly creative and exciting Fashion Weeks in Paris and London. It is going to an autumn/winter decidedly focused on cocooning, enveloped and wrapped in warm, soft, comfortable materials, from the yarns to fabrics, such as princely velvets, borrowed from the wardrobe of an English gentleman to reconfirm a typically British mood. Tweed, Prince of Wales check, tartan, herringbone in increasingly unexpected shapes and styles as dictated by the new wave of international fashion designers. Very interesting shades of green and purple appear in the colour palette alongside forest tones while in the air there is a hint of Victorian inspired romanticism, symbolic of the imminent arrival of a new chastity.
Long wraparound coats for endless hugs. The revival of the sheepskin coats and jackets, garments closely linked to the 1970’s, continues while increasingly special padded outerwear moves away from the style of classic down jackets. Fantastic new interpretations of both leather and knitwear.
The "Emotions" section focuses on themes that will be developed further in the next issue (120) of Collezioni Trends: evocative images, chosen to suggest the emotions that are the lifeblood for those who, like us, work in the fashion industry.
It is worth mentioning the pages dedicated to New Talents like Virgil Abloh, founder and creative director of Off-White™, guest brand of the next edition of Pitti Uomo during which the first Spring/Summer womenswear capsule collection will be unveiled. Last but not least, we must remind you that Collezioni Donna now use much Bigger Pictures and dedicates More Pages to highlighting the latest and most important Trends from the catwalks in Paris, London, Oporto and Kiev, for which the Collezioni magazines are famous all over the world.


Entirely dedicated to the best Womenswear collections for the Autumn/Winter 2017 season and focused mainly on the proposals from Milan and New York, this issue of Collezioni Donna introduces a number of significant and exciting new developments. Such as, for example, much Bigger Pictures and More Pages dedicated to highlighting the latest and most important Trends. And also, alongside the Collezioni signature Catwalk reports, more reports from Presentations in Milan and New York, more features on fashion-forward Emerging Brands like Situationist and Vetements more photos focused on Street Style, to be intended as what the most on-trend fashionistas were wearing when attending the most fashionable events in Milan and New York. Another new development is the debut of the Instagram section with the most evocative images from a number of presentations in Milan. 
As always, this issue of Collezioni Donna highlights the main Trends for the upcoming season. Such as, for example, knitwear with a focus on cable-knit and fisherman’s rib stitch, alongside  floral patterns and oversize outerwear as well as velvet and menswear fabrics, leather and sheepskin, a colour palette focused on all the tones of beige alongside rust and brown.

Emotions is the title of the new section in CollezioniDonna, chosen among the many fascinating words that exist in fashion, since it tends to evoke an oneiric imaginary collective, where different creative aspects - interior design objects,  fabrics, accessories, very personal outfits, artwork  - converge in perfect harmony. Emotions sums up new seasonal concepts - as when a flood of ideas is garnered - where  trends from catwalks and presentations are consolidated into one.
The monographs in CollezioniDonna - dedicated to various  labels - instead highlight recent events that occurred in this year’s world of fashion. Another interesting feature is the underground circuit of young creative directors, who look back at the ‘90s with inevitable nostalgia.  In trends, a standing ovation to all that glitters. Silver is a must, like in the outfits donned by influencers, and sequins, just  like our cover. Then, a euphoria of yummy colors - from mango to papaya - and flowers, lots of flowers and lace and ruffles that emphasize the romantic mood of spring. So, if you wish to be professionally informed, all you have to do is flip through the pages, and enjoy!

Contaminations,  the web, social networks, fashion shows in
and outside halls, presentations and performances, openings, make-up, soundtracks, scenery, art exhibitions: everything be longing to the complex world that falls under the definition of “fashion system”. An extremely receptive mechanism that not only relates to the apparel sector, but extends into seemingly extraneous and remote areas and, so, the first issue of Collezioni Donna - dedicated to Summer 2017 - has gathered together ideas from various fronts that gravitate around fashion weeks of international appeal. In the pieces on current trends - through important and accurate research - we have also included images of this fashion system captured in various capitals world- wide. Bloggers, designers, journalists, and buyers, with their looks and aesthetic sense, while they often anticipate or define trends. Monographic editorials, on designers who have chosen to present their collections in New York and Milan, come together with pages featuring Brazilian, Danish, and Spanish designers, following a global perspective, since fashion speaks through a universal language. Finally, on a path that knows no barriers, a section of the magazine  - with glossy images and utmost creativity - has been set aside for resort wear.



A complete and detailed analysis of Fashion Weeks in Paris and London, capturing all the new proposals for next Winter 2017. Romance in the foreground, fragile and decadent, outlining a wardrobe split down the middle, while mixing garments.  From impeccable gentleman to feather-light ethereal dresses with laces and transparencies, ultra-feminine, in line with sumptuous damasks streaked with gold and silver. A d'Annunzio-like luxury, made up of animal print pieces for overcoats  and furs, sensuous velvets. An authentic must for the season. Tweed with a hint of yesteryear, and the finest designer knitwear in black and white or vivid colors. A touch of red, to warm the winter with passion and glamour.
400 pages focusing on the most exciting new fashion proposals for next Winter 2017, divided into:
124 explicative pages on the latest trends.
150 monograph pages  expressing the vision and interpretation of a selection of (22) designers with their upcoming fashion trends:  Gucci, Prada, Marc Jacobs, Marni, Thom Browne, and Dolce & Gabbana, just to name a few.
Lookbook: 44 pages of scouting and the analysis of brands not proposed in the circuit of fashion shows, including  pre-collections presented by major fashion houses.
Is fashion  inspired by the streets or vice versa? An overview on the latest street style styles. 
Art displayed in the most interesting exhibitions worldwide. 
A look at Fashion Weeks in Portugal and the Ukraine.

A comprehensive and complete report on the fashion weeks in Milan and New York,  exploring  all the innovations of upcoming Winter 2017. Featured materials, noble and seductive, such as knitwear, soft and enveloping, irresistible if in cashmere, or velvets, with an iridescent motion, and classic tweed - in a contemporary interpretation that defines a look with a masculine touch, an aristocratic air, impeccable and nostalgic, like a perfect gentlemen - then transformed into tried and true uniforms, pieces with a military derivation. A rigor affirmed by the linearity of stripes, which evolve into precise geometries in black and white, or laden with bright colors. Accomplices of a new romantic feel, flirting with lace, chiffon, perfumed bouquets, and precious details, gradually enhanced by crystals and a golden radiance.

400 pages focusing on the most exhilarating innovations in fashion for next Winter 2017, divided into:
164 explicative pages on the latest trends.
110 monograph pages expressing the vision and interpretation of a selection of (22) designers with their upcoming fashion trends:  Gucci, Prada, Marc Jacobs, Marni, Thom Browne, and Dolce & Gabbana, just to name a few.
MFW Mapping: a new section dedicated to the most interesting labels presented in showrooms and dedicated spaces during Milan fashion week.
Lookbook: 66 pages of scouting and the analysis of brands not proposed within the circuit of fashion shows, including  pre-collections presented by major fashion houses.
Is fashion inspired by the streets or vice versa? An overview on the latest street styles.
Art displayed in the most interesting exhibitions worldwide.

Do you want to find out all the new trends from the most interesting fashion weeks of the moment moment? Paris, London, Kiev, Tbilisi and Oslo tell us all the news for the Spring/Summer 2016. Browse through the pages of this issues and discover the euphoric sweeping colours starting from white, a new concept of femininity with intriguing necklines, games of stripes, geometric effects that flirt with art, original pleating for special materials. Discover also the evolution of fringing, a charming must have detail for next season, as well as games of sheer fabrics, synonymous of a sensuality also expressed through romantic lace and floral patterns.

157 explanatory pages of all the main trends

22 monographs express the vision and interpretation of next season by a selection of designers

Is fashion inspired by street or vice versa? A panoramic view of the most current street looks

The most interesting art exhibitions across the globe

A large section dedicated to the look books of brands that showcased outside the fashion show circuit

Catwalk report from Paris and London that confirm the trends already highlighted in Milan and New York. Menswear-inspired garments continue to proselytise and flirt with rough-looking materials and tartan patterns. By contrast, seductive see-through games, fringes with sinuous movements, shimmering crystals and sequins, and lace of yesteryear define a refined elegant femininity that appreciates the opulence of brocade and of metallic flashes of gold and silver. White, black, red are the more prevalent colours as well as rationalist multicolour geometric patterns.
Over 120 explanatory pages of all major trends.
Over 25 monographs express the vision and the interpretation of next season fashion by selected designers.
Images stolen from the street for a complete overview of the most current street styles.
The artworks displayed in the most interesting exhibitions around the world. 
A glance at Ukrainian Fashion Week in Kiev.
A large section dedicated to the look books of brands that showcase their collections outside the fashion show circuit.

All the most important trends for Autumn/Winter 2015 from the Milan and New York catwalks: outfits with a masculine attitude rhyme with genderless looks, one of the strongest trends of the upcoming season, in a wardrobe that is ideally for both her and him, were it not for the great amount of crystals and sequins that sparkle up eveningwear as well as daywear together with many a  garments shimmering with metallic sheen. A blunt sensuality for omnipresent see-through games and a femininity that becomes more romantic thanks to lace items and floral dresses and evolves into ethnic-inspired pieces that reference the Seventies. Coats and fur galore. Black and white, either on their own or expertly matched, take turns with bright colours, first and foremost red, and create functional geometric patterns.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- All major trends explained over 100 pages 
- Over 25 monographs express the vision and the interpretation of  the fashion for next season by selected designers
- Images stolen from the street for a complete overview of the most current street styles
- The artworks displayed in the most interesting exhibitions around the world 
- A large section dedicated to the look books of brands that showcase their collections outside the fashion show circuit

A complete and comprehensive review of Milan and New York Fashion Week that gave a decidedly dynamic urban connotation to next Spring/Summer. Sportswear-inspired garments abound: they love denim and evolve into military looks, they flirt with different mesh techniques while the rigour of geometric graphics rhymes with stripes and gingham. Next Spring/Summer dictates to show off your belly and introduces a romantic femininity supported by countless lace, sparkling crystals, fringes and feathers with sinuous movements. Colourful bouquets bloom everywhere and confirm the love for bright colours like orange and cornflower blue, the hit colours for next season. 

Over 100 explanatory pages of all major trends

Over 25 monographs express the vision and the interpretation from a selection of designer of next season fashion 

Images stolen from the street for a complete overview of the most current street styles

The artworks displayed in the most interesting exhibitions around the world 

A large section dedicated to the look book of brands that showcase their collection outside of the fashion show circuit


A breath of fresh air comes from the catwalks of Paris and London, divided between a strong dreamlike desire that flirts with fairy tales and winks at mysterious and suggestive setups like enchanted woods to happily get lost into, iconic characters and novel heroes, and a clear predisposition to the most urban rules dictated by a wardrobe full of technical and high performing clothes, setting the guidelines for the new evolution in sportswear, which features an alternation of leather, furs and coats in all shapes and sizes worn over fine warm knits. The new Louis Vuitton collection designed by Nicolas Ghesquière represents a clear example of this new trend. To Ghesquière and Rocha, with the hiring of Alessandro Dell’Acqua, we dedicate a comprehensive monographic space. Also to be noted the complete panoramic view on the pre-collections by al major designers, with an eye on the Fashion Weeks of Copenhagen, Istanbul, Kiev and Oporto. There’s also a roundup on the must up-to-date street style and a substantial section dedicated to lookbooks by brands operating outside the circle of runway shows.

Over 100 pages exploring the main trends introduced during the fashion shows. 
Over 25 monographs expressing the vision and interpretation of fashion to come according to a selection of known designers
Images “stolen” from the streets for a roundup on today’s street style
A substantial section focused on lookbooks by brands operating outside the circle of runway shows

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Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 88 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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