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The article presents quotes from five designers on why they revived the classic styles that define their houses. Giorgio Armani, Donatella Versace, Miuccia Prada, Calvin Klein men's design director Italo Zucchelli and Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana all discuss their design ethos. Photographs showing an iconic piece from each house are included.

Reports on the men's fashion show held June 28, 2004 in Milan, Italy. Clothes by designer Ennio Capasa that foreshadow trends and ambient political concerns; Unfocused presentation of suits and sportswear by Donatella Versace; Conservative offering by Dolce & Gabbana.

The article focuses on fashion designer Donatella Versace who has sold her company but remains involved with fashion. Topics discussed include her scheduled appearance on June 28, 2019 at the Stonewall Inn in New York City for an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the uprising there and influence of her brother Gianni Versace on her.

The article reports on the purchase of the Italian brand Versace by the U.S. fashion house Michael Kors in 2018. The Italian brand will be renamed into Capri Holdings. Market observers believe that the U.S. company will take advantage of the growing Asian market for luxury fashion. Versace Group vice president Donatella Versace has been criticized for selling Versace to the U.S. brand.

The article reports on the tribute collection of Donatella Versace to honor the memory of her brother Gianni Versace.

The article talks of the fashion world amidst the uncertainty of the future. Several designers were mentioned which include Miuccia Prada who said that her inspirations were varied, Angela Missoni who designed knit patterns in her collection, and Donatella Versace who designed for their own family-owned label. The trends in fashion and the choice of what the designers showcased were also discussed.

The article offers information on Donatella Versace, an Italian fashion designer who fails to get the credit she deserves, and a certain degree of sexism is built into that deficit.

The article looks at Fashion Week in Paris, France, discussing shows during the week by fashion designers including Bertrand Guyon for fashion house Schiaparelli, Donatella Versace, and Ulyana Sergeenko.

The article discusses remembrances of fashion editor John Fairchild by individuals participating in the Milan Fashion Week upon hearing of his death in 2015. Topics addressed include reactions by fashion industry executives and designers such as Alberta Ferretti, Donatella Versace, and Laudomia Pucci, as well as remembrances of Fairchild's kindness.

An interview with Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace is presented. Versace discusses the importance of self-esteem in the fashion industry. She shares her experiences of relocating her office in a building in Via Gesú, Italy detailing her garden showrooms, design teams and marketing staffs. She also sees the color white as reflection of open-mindness and freedom.

A correction to the articles "Andrea Incontri's favorite sites in Milan" and " Donatella Versace's tribute to her brother Gianni" that was published the September 24, 2017 issue is presented.

The article presents the email conversation between singer Zayn Malik and fashion designer Donatella Versace dealing with fashion collection like zip-up bombers, distressed jeans and brash logo T-shirts.

The article focuses on the fashion show for men's wear by designer Donatella Versace where she tells about cartering to the needs of the millennials and life of artist Claire Oswalt.

The article highlights the men's wear collection shown by Donatella Versace with designer Ashley Fletcher, the story behind the latest collection of Ermenegildo Zegna designer Alessandro Sartori, and the Japanese influence in the Emporio Armani collection of formal wear, as of June 2017.

The article reviews the "Versus Versace" fashion show at the London Fashion Week, directed by Donatella Versace at a hotel in Mayfair, London and the "Fashion East" fashion show directed by Lulu Kennedy at Tate Modern theater in London, England.

Several photographs of fashion designers and attendees at the New York Fashion Week after-party including Donatella Versace, Raf Simons and Philipp Plein are presented.

The article focuses on the dress wore by U.S. first lady Michelle Obama at her final state dinner in Italy which was designed by Donatella Versace of Atelier Versace.

The article focuses on singer-songwriter Zayn Malik who will design the Zayn X Versus collection of men's and women's clothing with fashion designer Donatella Versace for fashion house Versus Versace.

The article focuses on the Milan Fashion Week organized by fashion designer Donatella Versace in Italy, and the approval of a bill by the Italian Senate which recognizes same-sex unions.

The author reminisces about her previous meetings with the Versace family on the tenth anniversary of the murder of fashion designer Gianni Versace. She remembers being at a runway show circa 1990 and attempting to talk with film director Roman Polanski. She later remembers interviewing Donatella Versace while their children played together.

The article reports on stylish items for the spring. Included are a raffia belt from YSL, a necklace reproduction of Jeff Koons's "Rabbit" by Stella McCartney, a blue stiletto from Manolo Blahnik, a silk-chiffon party dress from Donatella Versace, and a lost-wax cast topaz and rose-gold ring from Luna Scamuzzi.

Reviews a fashion show of men's wear for spring 2006 designed by Donatella Versace. Discussion of the work of the Versace family has been influenced by South Beach, Miami, Florida; History of fashion in South Beach; Focuses on the high point of South Beach fashion in the early 1990s.

Reviews the spring 2006 men's fashion show in Milan from designer Donatella Versace.

Reports on the fall 2004 men's wear collections shown in Milan, Italy. Conspiracy to bring back the black suit; Current of nostalgia; Jackets and sweaters; Suits by Dolce & Gabbana; Designs by Donatella Versace, Prada, Gucci and Calvin Klein.

THERE must be times when Donatella Versace and Christopher Kane, her young collaborator on the newly revamped Versus label, cannot understand each other. For instance, Mr. Kane, a Scot from outside Glasgow, will say his aim is to produce fashion hits, except it will come out as ''fashion hex.'' Ms. Versace, whose voice makes a sharp, speeding racket, will say of her protege, ''He's like a Vulcan of ideas.'' Meaning he spits them out like a volcano. They are an odd couple, Mr. Kane and Ms. Versace, in an industry of convenient marriages. Who in the fashion world could compete with her view of glamour? He, on the other hand, grasps the Versaces mentally - through pictures. He can't help it, being born in 1982, when Gianni Versace did his first metal-mesh dresses. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

''I AM a survivor,'' the designer Donatella Versace said matter-of-factly during a recent blitz of New York, a visit that made it appear little had changed in the world of the occupationally fabulous. Whether presiding over a benefit gala at the Whitney Museum of American Art, where she is a benefactor, or being photographed for the tabloids with a haggard Lindsay Lohan or being honored at a celebrity lunch given for her by Tina Brown, Ms. Versace maintained her signature aura of high-maintenance glamour. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Milan Fashion has never met a girl -- can we say that? -- like Donatella Versace. A chemical blonde, a confirmed smoker, a busy figure in black stretch pants, Ms. Versace gets that she is always verging on self-parody. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

FASHION glossies may be in the doldrums, but you'd never know it at the Magazine Alive shop, a collaboration between Vogue Nippon and the Comme des Garcons designer, Rei Kawakubo. For the next six months, each issue will come to life at the Comme retail gallery in the Aoyama district of Tokyo. The shop made its debut with the July issue devoted to Manga X Mode. The entire top floor was taken over by Takashi Murakami merchandise based on the anime legend Magical Princess. Elsewhere, there were T-shirts with anime images of fashion icons like Donatella Versace. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Outside the Versace show, a television reporter with the cardboard gaiety of a game-show host stuck his microphone in the faces of departing -- make that fleeing -- guests. ''Did Donatella have a great show? Was it beautiful?'' Farther along the crowded pavement were more desperately wagging mics: ''How did Donatella do tonight?'' ''Tell us, was it optimistic?'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

BETWEEN the Olympic Games and the election, not to mention the Fourth of July, you could argue that a heightened sense of patriotism has made fashion designers go flag happy. Oh, sure, there was a bit of political intrigue at the men's shows in Milan this week, when Donatella Versace dedicated her collection to Barack Obama, and Anna Wintour was photographed wearing a red-and-white floral print dress with blue lace. And you could look back to the spring collections of Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent to see the twinkling of stars on bathing suits, shoes and necklaces. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents the author's comments on several fashion shows including those of designers Karl Lagerfeld, Donatella Versace and Miuccia Prada, held in Milan, Italy. The author states that Lagerfeld's collection created a modern way to create lightness, showed clear expression of rarified sensibility and had an interplay of colors and materials. She states that Versace's show delivered simplified power dressing while Prada's heeled shoes resembled flowers.

The article presents information about a retail store that has been opened by fashion designer Donatella Versace in New York City.

The article provides information about the style of designing of fashion designers Anna Wintour and Donatella Versace in Milan, Italy.

The article reports on the fashion shows of designers Donatella Versace and Angela Missoni, featuring their winning collections in Milan, Italy.

Reports on controversies over the half-ownership of the privately-held fashion firm, Versace by 18-year-old Allegra Versace, niece of the late fashion designer, Gianni Versace and daughter of Donatella Versace. Brief history of the firm and the lives of the Versace siblings and the establishment of the firm; Reputation and popularity of the Versace family in the fashion industry; Fashion line and products of the company.

Focuses on the Fashion Week in Milan, Italy, highlighting Donatella Versace's show. Quality and quantity of people who came for the shows according to Mario Boselli, chairman of the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italian; Prices of retail products; Future of the Italian fashion industry.

Reports on the fall 2004 men's wear collections fashion show held in Milan. Revival of classic Italian styles; Show of the collection by Dolce & Gabbana; Consumer trends in fashion; Display of Collection by Donatella Versace; Display of collection by Ralph Lauren; Fashion style of Giorgio Armani.

Describes the clothes that were presented during a fashion show in Milan, Italy on October 1, 2002 by fashion designer Donatella Versace.

Reports on the efforts of family-owned fashion design house of Gianni Versace S.p.A. to sell a minority stake of the company to outside investors. Why Versace is in need of cash; Mention of private equity firms approached by Versace, including Texas Pacific Group and CVC Capital Partners; Desire of the Versace family to maintain control of the company; Success of the company under the creative direction of Donatella Versace Popularity of Versace clothing with celebrities.

Describes the clothing designed by Donatella Versace presented at a fashion show in Milan, Italy on March 5, 2002.

Discusses the fashion industry in Italy. Prominent designers, including Donatella Versace and Roberto Cavalli; Outlook for fashion trends.

Presents information on the fashion show featuring the works of Donatella Versace, a fashion designer. Implication of the collection presented by Versace.

Comments on several fashion shows in Milan, Italy. Views on the collection of Donatella Versace; Details on the Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbanna's show; Opinion on Miuccia Prada's Miu Miu line; Remarks on Fendi show from Sylvia Venturini and Karl Lagerfeld.

Evaluates fashion shows by different designers in Paris, France. Emanuel Ungaro; Valentino; Donatella Versace; Givenchy.

Focuses on the Italian fall collections presented in a fashion show in New York City, New York. Designs of fashion designer, Gianfranco Ferre that have been displayed; Design of the dresses presented by fashion designer Donatella Versace; Other clothing collections presented in the show.

Presents information which relates to Donatella and Santo Versace's lawsuits against `The Observer' newspaper, and the `Punch' magazine and the marital problems of Earl Spencer and his estranged wife, Victoria Lockwood. Reference to an article which was published in the Observer on July 20, 1997; Whether Spencer and Lockwood's divorce should process in Britain or in South Africa; Location of the majority of Spencer's assets.

Focuses on Donatella Versace's 1997 fashion show in Milan, Paris. What was different about the 1997 show; Comments from Donatella; Donatella's last conversation with her brother, Gianni Versace; Comments about the fashion collection.

Focuses on designer Donatella Versace and her first Versus show with her brother Gianni Versace, in the United States. Statement from Versace; Role of Ms. Versace in show; Comments from Dawn Mello, president of Bergdorf Goodman; Relationship between Donatella and Gianni Versace; Plans of Gianni Versace.

Focuses on the designs displayed in Paris, France on July 20, 1998 which opened the haute couture fall and winter 1998-99 season. Highlights of designs by people including Donatella Versace, sister of the late Gianni Versace, Jean Paul Gaultier, Alexander McQueen for Givenchy and others; Description of the clothing; In-depth look at the designs.