Fashion's biggest names as well as the art world's elite reunited in Venice to celebrate the world's oldest and most prestigious international exhibition of contemporary art.
Art lovers rejoice! The Venice Biennale is officially back for 2022.
To mark its momentous return, fashion’s biggest brands as well as the art world’s movers and shakers reunited in Venice for a few days to party, shop, and celebrate the newest iteration of the art installation. Bottega Veneta and Matthieu Blazy kicked off the Biennale’s events with itsperformance, while Valentino hosted an intimate dinner and Christian Dior held a ball. Follow along as Phil Oh captures the best street style in the floating city.
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