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Dries Van Noten has always loved collaborat­ions with artists. This season, he takes inspiratio­n from New Zealander Len Lye, who pioneered harnessing motion in art with colour painting and scratched motifs on celluloid film. ,t plays out this spring/summer in high contrasts, stripes and saturated colours ŋ a fun-filled, joyous collection with plenty of sculpted silhouette­s. Vivid and bold, this is the fashion optimism we all need today.

IT’S ROUGH DOING DENIM ACCESSORIE­S THAT DON’T END UP LOOKING TOO CASUAL, BUT ALEXANDER MCQUEEN HAS CERTAINLY ACHIEVED IT — AND WITH OOMPH. THIS STRUCTURED PIECE, SHAPED LIKE A BUCKET, SHOWS PLENTY OF PRECISION AND A CLEVER USE OF CONTRASTIN­G FABRICATIO­NS AND HUES

Cross My Heart

Dolce and Gabbana’s Sicilian-inspired cross earrings are the personific­ation of statement jewellery. Their gold, pearls, boldness and decorative pizzazz make them ideal for cocktail parties and date nights.

Sculpted Style

,s it a sculpture or a piece of jewellery? Some things can be both. The artful minimalism of Chloé’s accessorie­s this season has us recalling modernist sculpture, such as the works of Henry Moore. Take this curved and textured-gold and pearly white bracelet, for example, a chunky statement piece perfect for a vernissage.

Roped In

Pink and perfect, these Chanel sandals in a candy-pop hue are to die for.

The details, including rope straps, a chain along the sandal base and an adorable CC trinket, make them a rare piece — kind of a cross between Barbie Doll sweetness and (Japanese artist) Nobuyoshi Araki’s naughtines­s.

The Devil Wears What?

What could be more summery than these Prada butter-yellow, kitten-heel slingbacks? The devil, though, is in details like the textured soles, quirky angled heel and bold logo tongue.

Moon-faced Chic

The celestial sky is an ever-present source of creative inspiratio­n. Fendi’s Moodlight bag, in a beautiful halfmoon shape, is a dream in this powder-blue version with subtle but striking metallic hardware.

Prints Please

Who doesn’t love a bold print for summer? Christian Dior’s Maria Grazia Chiuri offers us plenty, and with a distinctly creative bohemian vibe to the collection­s. One of our favourite outfits is this long fringed tunic dress that features colourful prints inspired by famed female authors in a wonderful melange of paisley and florals.

So Animated

Louis Vuitton’s Horizon trolley monogram suitcase with embroidere­d cartoon patches from Virgil Abloh’s Zoom with Friends animation has great details, such as neon-green zippers and leather corners.

THIS SILKEN TOTE BY VERSACE TAKES ON PRINTS IN A WAY THAT ONLY THIS ITALIAN LABEL KNOWS HOW. THE COLOURFUL SUBOCEANIC INSPIRATIO­NS ARE VIVID AND FUN, WITH SHELLS AND SEA CREATURES ENTWINED WITH THE KIND OF GOLDEN BAROQUE MOTIFS, INSPIRED BY OLD-WORLD EUROPEAN ART AND DESIGN MOVEMENTS FAVOURED BY THE BRAND

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