Sandra Salibian is a correspondent at WWD, based in Milan, where she covers the dynamic realms of fashion, beauty, and business, with a keen focus on the Italian market. Her reporting often explores the intersection of fashion and culture, extending into the arts, sports, music, and entertainment. Sandra's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Movies Canada, and Footwear News.
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Sandra Salibian's coverage primarily focuses on fashion and luxury brands, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases. She seems to be interested in exclusive news about fashion events, new collections, and brand developments.
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All the looks from the Rochas pre-fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection.
By: Sandra Salibian
Rochas pre-fall 2025 ready to wear collection review. Designer Alessandro Vigilante was inspired by the multifaceted charm of Hélène Rochas to deliver eccentric elegance.
By: Luisa Zargani, Martino Carrera, Sandra Salibian
Tailoring took center stage in Milan during Men's Fashion week with fresh interpretations, innovative cuts and a contemporary take on archival designs.
By: Sandra Salibian, Martino Carrera
Church’s, Santoni, Valextra offered lace-up shoes, boots, travel bags merging craftsmanship and innovation in their fall 2025 collections at Milan Men’s Fashion Week.
By: Sandra Salibian, Martino Carrera, Luisa Zargani
At Milan Men's Fashion Week, retailers praise fall 2025 trends, from bold tailoring to rich textures by brands such as Prada, Giorgio Armani and Zegna.
By: Luisa Zargani, Sandra Salibian
Luisa Zargani, Sandra Salibian and Martino Carrera MILAN — There were fewer brands showing their fall men's collections in Milan, but there were plenty of ideas that left retailers upbeat about the season.
Since taking over Just Cavalli's creative direction, Daniele Lombardo has made it clear that his goal was to attract a new generation of customers
All the looks from the Just Cavalli fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection.
The Italian designer embraced a rawer take on his clash of streetwear and glam in a collection that stemmed from his time in the U.S.
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