Courrèges
Courrèges Pre-Fall 2023
Nicolas Di Felice's coed collection was inspired by people's collective obsession with smartphones.
Former Kenzo, Dior Executive François Baufumé Dies at 77
His peers lauded him as a pioneer in the direct-control business model, and a preeminent specialist in…
Courrèges Plants Third Paris Shop on Left Bank
It marks the Space Age brand's first boutique in the French capital's Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.
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Courrèges RTW Spring 2023
Nicolas Di Felice is pushing the house in a more casual direction.
A ‘Grand’ Opening for Courrèges in the U.S.
The new shop in SoHo marks the French luxury brand's return to the retail scene in the States.
New Book Delves Into Pierre Cardin’s Early Years, Links With Japan
The late couturier enjoyed a decades-long artistic and commercial collaboration with Japanese photographer…
Courrèges Men’s Spring 2023
Jackets and coats featured straps, so you could hang them from your shoulder while dancing.
Fall 2022 Trend: Bright Monochromatic Dressing
Pierpaolo Piccioli gave pink real power, while Matty Bovan showed a yellow tracksuit and other labels went…
Courrèges RTW Fall 2022
Circles of fabric and square cuts should open up this sexy brand to a broader audience.
Courrèges Pre-Fall 2022
Nicolas Di Felice drafted friends including Spanish singer Bad Gyal and Polish DJ VTSS to model his…
Courrèges RTW Spring 2022
Nicolas Di Felice took the fashion crowd into the woods for his first runway show with an audience since…
Maison Atia Launches Sustainable Rainwear Capsule
The rainwear capsule bridges zero-waste production and recycled materials.
Courrèges Men’s Spring 2022
In his first foray into men's wear, Nicolas Di Felice struck a balance between gender-fluid club gear and…
Courrèges Leads Newcomers on Paris Men’s Week Calendar
Among the other new arrivals are Mr. Saturday, Georges Wendell, Gravalot and Jan-Jan Van Essche.
Collections Fall 2021: Outerwear, Minimalism and Mountain Dressing
Designers are ready for a return to fashion — but comfort still reigns supreme.