This was the first Milan Fashion Week since the passing of Anna Piaggi, the flamboyant and brilliant Vogue Italia editor who had been a significant presence at the shows (and hitting up the party scene with then-partner-in-crime Karl Lagerfeld) long before the writers, bloggers, models and celebrities in attendance this time around were even born.

Fashion has always loved the "bright young things" that are drawn to its glamour like moths to a flame, but some of these girls are barely old enough to be dressing in adult clothes, yet alone be parading them down a catwalk in Milan.

Clearly a sell-out high street collaboration wasn't enough to keep Versace busy this year. ...

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was one of the many famous faces to grace the Vertu Global fashion bash in Milan last night - and she was flying the flag fo...

It feels like we've only just recovered from London, but fashion waits for no one: the Milan shows are already well underway....

Naomi Campbell's always one step ahead of the style set. While we were all taking in the last of the London Fashion Week shows over here, the supermod...

Anyone who takes the slightest interest in contemporary menswear will confirm that bespoke tailoring and the appreciation of historical designs and techniques stand at levels of fascination for designers and male consumers that had not been seen for decades. The recently opened "Tommy Nutter: Rebel on the Row" exhibition at London's Fashion and Textile Museum is a timely and meaningful event.