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The article discusses turmoil at fashion house Versace. Donatella Versace succeeded her brother Gianni Versace as creative director following his death in 1997. Since then the firm has been plagued by questionable business and creative decisions. In 2009 the firm's sales will be substantially below the $1 billion recorded in 1996.

Donatella Versace presented a resort 2025 collection that emphasized self-expression and individuality. The collection featured a mix of Mod vibes, equestrian tailoring, and playful prints, with a focus on soft textures and simple silhouettes. The lineup included oversized knitted sweaters, animalier printed leggings, herringbone coats, and miniskirts adorned with shearling trims and safety pins. As the collection progressed, vibrant colors and bold prints were introduced, adding a youthful and energetic touch. [Extracted from the article]

Donatella Versace, the fashion designer, has been awarded the Grand Officer of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic title for her contributions to Italian fashion, culture, and humanitarian work. This prestigious honor is bestowed by Italy's president upon individuals who excel in various fields, including literature, the arts, the economy, public service, and philanthropy. Versace will meet with Italy's President Sergio Mattarella as part of the country's annual celebrations. She has been a vocal supporter of LGBTQIA+ equality and has launched capsule collections benefiting charities that promote inclusivity and equality. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the efforts of Donatella Versace to partner with the H&M clothing company in a fashion line. Topics include the collaboration between the companies, the finances of Versace's fashion company, and the types of clothing styles in the line. Comments from Versace about the reaction of her fashion line to the 2008 financial crisis and the work of other fashion designers are included.

Versace is launching a new line for men called Icons, and they have enlisted actor Cillian Murphy to be the face of the campaign. Murphy recently won an Academy Award for his role in "Oppenheimer" and wore a Versace tuxedo to the ceremony. This will be Murphy's first campaign for Versace, and he will be wearing key pieces from the Icons collection. Versace's chief creative officer, Donatella Versace, expressed her excitement about working with Murphy and praised his talent. The article also mentions Versace's recent collaborations with Net-a-Porter and K-pop star Ningning. [Extracted from the article]

The fall 2024 collection from Versace was filled with ideas and products, but the brand message became unclear. Donatella Versace drew inspiration from a rebel with a kind heart, resulting in genderless punk rock outerwear, grungy sweaters, and leather pants. Power tailoring was a focus, with military-inspired coats and sleek hourglass suits. The collection also featured long line jackets inspired by Prince. The highlight was the pairing of the female power jacket with comfy stirrup leggings. Overall, the collection needed more refinement and elevation. [Extracted from the article]

Claudia Schiffer, a legendary German supermodel, has been chosen by Donatella Versace to front the brand's spring 2024 ad campaign. The campaign features Schiffer alongside other models, showcasing iconic house silhouettes and fabrics. The campaign introduces the Medusa '95 bags and highlights the collection's boxy shapes, pastel colors, and girlish checkerboard duchesse satin suits. The campaign was photographed by Mert Alas and will debut on Thursday. [Extracted from the article]

The article features Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace. Discussed are her political and social views, favorite cosmetics fashion style and business responsibilities. Also tackled is the content of the book "Vulgar Favors: The Assassination of Gianni Versace" by "Vanity Fair" journalist Maureen Orth.

The article focuses on the memories that made 16 fashion designers, including Donatella Versace, Joseph Altuzarra, and Stella McCartney, what they are today. Versace says his brother Gianni was her biggest inspiration. Altuzarra emphasizes the impact of the film "Peau d'Âne" directed by Jacques Demy which instilled to him the significance of clothing as an escape and a fantasy. McCartney reflects on the importance of the self-portrait of her and her husband Paul taken in Scotland.

The Versace pre-fall 2024 collection, inspired by the brand's "Icons" project, features timeless designs that can be incorporated into everyday life. Donatella Versace aimed to create wardrobe staples in new fabrications, including cashmere coats, tailored suits, knits, and cargo pants. The collection draws from the brand's archives, incorporating flamboyant prints, transparency, and lightness. The focus is on tailoring, with both lightweight cool wool suits and eveningwear options. The color palette includes neutrals, with flashes of the brand's signature prints. The collection also includes a retooled metal mesh party dress at a more affordable price point. [Extracted from the article]

It started back in 2018 when Lipa wore a black Versace dress to the Brit Awards, and grew as she fronted campaigns for the house and walked in the spring 2022 show. Cannes' famed Boulevard de la Croisette is always chaos during the film festival, but Donatella Versace thrives on the buzz and chose the bustling city as the location to debut her high summer collection, codesigned with singer Dua Lipa. The idea for the collection came from conversations, as Lipa and Versace have formed a friendship. [Extracted from the article]

The finale of sculpted black duchesse silk folded bustier dresses, caped opera coats, black crystalline men's tailoring, and a gown with sheer black tulle bustier and wool silk ball skirt was simply beautiful. With Sir Elton John, Dua Lipa, Pamela Anderson and Jeff Bezos in the seats; Naomi Campbell, Kendall Jenner, and Gigi and Bella Hadid on the runway, Donatella Versace had her Hollywood moment, inclement weather forecast be damned. There were also belting details on coats taken from Donatella's menswear collection in 2000. [Extracted from the article]

LONDON Designers big and small are flocking to China to forge closer ties with the local fashion community amid a global luxury slowdown, as demonstrated in the third-quarter earnings results among leading players. The brand took over a large block in downtown Shanghai for the Burberry Rose pop-up, covering the buildings in the purple rose print that's first revealed in Lee's debut collection for the brand. [Extracted from the article]

Following a deal announced in August, the Versace brand will soon become part of the Tapestry Inc. family. Donatella Versace, chief creative officer of Versace, has succeeded in carrying forward the brand after the murder of her brother Gianni in 1997. She was a muse to Gianni and worked with him since the founding of the brand in 1978, becoming head designer of Versus in 1994 and bravely taking up the baton as artistic director after the family tragedy. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on fashion designer Donatella Versace along with photographs of several models wearing dresses by different fashion designers such as Stella McCartney. Topics discussed include Versace as thoughtful, self-critical and devoted for children, book tour for the new tome Versace mixing advertisement campaigns and personal photographs from the past 20 years and views of Versace on life must becoming luxury as we are luxurious.

EXCLUSIVE * The women's see now, buy now collection will beunveiled on May 23 MILAN -- Donatella Versace is notnew to collaborating with young andmore established designers alike, fromChristopher Kane to Kim Jones, but thistime she is partnering with a mega-popstar, Dua Lipa, on a fashion collection. Versace first met Lipa at the Versusshow in London in 2017 and the singer hassubsequently worn the brand on severalpivotal occasions. In 2019, Lipa was a guest of Versace atthe Met Gala Dua Lipa andDonatella Versace. [Extracted from the article]

The article features the apartment of Donatella Versace in Milan, Italy. According to the author, the apartment of Versace is inspired by neoclassicism and modern art. The dining room as a Venetian chandelier while the living room is accessorized with a painting. Versace has her own private space that houses two bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom.

The article discusses Donatella Versace, creative director and vice president of the board of Gianni Versace S.p.A, the fashion company founded by her brother Gianni who was murdered in 1997. Her duties include fashion design, corporate strategy, and making personal appearances. She has overcome a cocaine habit and observes a strict exercise routine while enjoying an opulent lifestyle.

The article highlights the launch of the fall fashion collection of designer Donatella Versace.

The focuses on the means employed by designers to address the fall season. They design a jacket that works indoors or out and which conveys great style and utility. Some of them like Miuccia Prada and Donatella Versace are expressing an environmental critique in their work. Some designers are heading towards seasonlessness, buying pieces that refer to the history of fashion.

An interview with Donatella Versace and her daughter Allegra Versace Beck is presented.

The article features the apartment of designer Donatella Versace in Milan, Italy. The arched and coffered ceilings, and geometric floor tiles of the house unites the space. Its living room illustrates simplicity with its pale pinks ad purples collections. The upper floor of the apartment combines modern art and classic furniture.

Relates fashion designer Donatella Versace's experiences with drug addiction and rehabilitation. Differences between her lifestyle and that of her brother, fashion designer Gianni; Versace's recollections of her early days working on the Versace advertising campaigns; Beginnings of Versace's drug use; Her reaction to her brother's death in July 1997; Details of her life as a drug addict; Effect of her addiction on her personal relationships; Changes in her lifestyle following her rehabilitation.

The article deals with the move of fashion designer Donatella Versace to recreate Why Don't You…? column of the late fashion editor Diana Vreeland. Versace met Vreeland in the early 1980s. Back then, the fashion editor demanded that Versace take off her pants because she wants them for herself. Although Versace got scared of Vreeland, she admitted that she has not met a more stylish woman who would top Vreeland. Vreeland's column offers practical fashion advice such as turning an old ermine coat into a bathrobe.

Presents photographs of spring 2004 women's clothing by Donatella Versace. Inclusion of a stretch bustier dress; Silk georgette halter top; Silk chiffon gown; Poplin shirt, printed bra and stretch silk skirt.

Profiles Christopher Bailey and Donatella Versace, both fashion designers in the U.S. Personal information; Career influences; Other interests.

Profiles Donnatella Versace, a businesswoman and fashion designer. Description of her hacienda on Cote d'Azur, France; Her personal beliefs; Examples of her clothing designs.

Features fashion designer Donatella Versace.

Describes several fashion shows by various designers in January 2002, including Donatella Versace.

Profiles fashion designer Donatella Versace. Description of Versace's trade mark look; Views on change specially in fashion; Association of hair with sexuality.

Features several fashion designers and their creative team. Alexander McQueen; Oscar de la Renta; Donatella Versace.

Features fashion designer Donatella Versace.

Donatella was Elton's date, sitting close for the viewing party and fundraising event, which raised a record $9 million this year. You came to the Elton John AIDS Foundation this year", Eric McCormack joked of his sidekick Heidi Klum. [Extracted from the article]

No matter - Versace is sure to takethings in stride, as the designer was clearlyin an upbeat mood and excited about herfirst show in Los Angeles, decamping fromher usual home base of Milan. The CFDA and Versace are alsopartnering on a new scholarship forLGBTQ fashion design students, to launchlater this year. [Extracted from the article]

Gintzburger, meanwhile, will swap the French luxury group Kering, McQueen's parent, for the American, publicly listed giant Capri Holdings, owner of the Milan-based Versace. LONDON Kering and Capri Holdings on Monday named new chief executive officers at Alexander McQueen and Versace in a game of musical chairs that sees a new generation of fashion managers crisscross Europe -- and flex their muscles in different ways. [Extracted from the article]

Features Donatella Versace and her apartment in Milan, Italy. Stateliness to the apartment; Apparent discrepancy between how the room look and how they are actually used; Versace's love for music; Being in charge of advertising campaigns; Collaboration with brother Gianni on a fashion collection.

Looks into the personal and professional successes of Donatella Versace as a young and hip designer. Fashion and beauty mantra; Hours put in for a typical working day; Rise to fame; Ambition; Romance and marriage; Clientele; Words of wisdom.

Interviews fashion designer Donatella Versace concerning the renovation of her late 18th-century apartment in Milan, Italy. Greek influence in Versace's taste; Bernini painting; Aesthetic principle in decorating; Children's rooms; Favorite periods in art; Bathroom decoration; Dream home.

Profiles designer Donatella Versace. Daring of designs; Personal background; Launching of the perfume Blonde; Comments on the fashion industry.

Presents information on businesswoman Donatella Versace. Information on Donatella's role in her late brother's Gianni Versace's business; Impact of Gianni's death on the fashion industry; Challenges which Donatella will face in the role as a designer.

Focuses on the fashion designers Donatella and Gianni Versace. Account of Donatella's childhood; Creation of family in fashion business; Friendship between the siblings; Donatella's influence on her brother.

The article reviews the collection of several designers including the Re-Nylon collection by Prada, the "grunge" collection by Marc Jacobs, and baroque leggings by Donatella Versace.

An interview with Italian fashion designer and businesswoman Donatella Versace is presented. Topics covered include her 2016 spring men's collection, the look of the male models hired to show the collection, and her opposition to combining men's and women's wear in one show. Also mentioned are expected changes in the business model of luxury brands, Versace's passion for designing men's wear, and her company Gianni Versace's higher business revenue in 2015.

The article focuses on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala, also known as the Met Ball, which was held May 2, 2016 in honor of the Costume Institute's exhibition "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology." Photographs of various celebrities in attendance are presented, including musician Lady Gaga, musician Taylor Swift, and fashion designer Donatella Versace.

The article offers the insights of executives, designers, and entrepreneurs concerning the creative resurgence and economic recovery of Italy. Among the individuals asked by the magazine "Women's Wear Daily" (WWD) are designer Karl Lagerfeld, artist Brigitte Niedermair, and artistic director Donatella Versace.

The article reports on the workshops, panel discussions and chats offered by fashion retailers in the U.S. to consumers. Topics discussed include the female-friendly issues that are the focus of discussions such as women empowerment and mentorship, the poetry reading conducted by Club Monaco, and the conversation between Instagram's Eva Chen and fashion designer Donatella Versace about her Tribute collection.

The article reveals the favorite decades in fashion of various fashion designers. Giorgio Armani considers the 1980s to be the richest and more vivacious period for international fashion. Marc Jacobs says he likes the fashion during the 1970s. Donatella Versace chooses either the 1990s or the 2020s.

The article reviews fashion show Versace's Spring Show by fashion designer Donatella Versace held in Milan, Italy in 2018.