Valentino S/S 2022 collection broke the stereotype and boundaries to launch a new beginning. Upscale materials were combined with creative layers and bright colors for the new haute couture. With the active interpretation of Zendaya, Valentino rebuilt the fashion vision of post-digital age.

Valentino Tiger 1967 collection celebrated the Chinese New Year. Classic tiger stripes were rebuilt to reflect the evolving fashion signal of the brand. Trousers, hoodies, bucket hats, and a series of other pieces paid homage to the traditional culture and delivered best wishes.

The designer Pierpaolo Piccioli decided to get Valentino into a new dimension: life. To mark the return of Valentino's ready-to-wear to Paris, he took over the old marketplace at the Carreau du Temple, and a row of neighboring cafés and restaurants opposite, to put on a joyful all-gendered show reunion symbolically blurring the distinctions between insiders and outsiders. The opening look, an organdy flower-embroidered blouse and tiny skirt, referred to Valentino Garavani's all-white collection of 1968—immortalized in a photograph of Marisa Berenson. There was a reproduction of a slim, tiger-striped maxi coat, famously worn by Veruschka the following year—and to end with, a pair of floaty, flower-printed dresses from the '70s. Designer pitched the production towards embracing Gen Zers with a proposition of a beautiful, casualized couture wardrobe designed to float between genders: lightweight taffeta tailoring in vivid colors, plethoras of dresses from minuscule and cutaway to sweeping, embroidered caftans. The mini-maxi proportion play—like billowy volumes teamed with micro-shorts—provided a translated house glamour that captured everything the TikTok generation might relate to.