Valentino Garavani was a founding member of the mid-20th-century generation of designers who embraced old-school glamor. His funeral in Rome lived up to that.

The designer Valentino Garavani, who died on Monday at 93, was celebrated in Rome, a city that he “embodied,” according to its mayor.

Anne Hathaway, Anna Wintour, Giancarlo Giammetti and many other friends and family gathered to honor the late fashion designer.

Designers from Donatella Versace and Alessandro Michele to Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, as well as close friends ranging from Anne Hathaway and Elizabeth Hurley to Georgina Brandolini d'Adda and Marisa Berenson,

Anne Hathaway, Elizabeth Hurley, Tom Ford, Anna Wintour, and Donatella Versace are among global film and fashion celebrities that attended the funeral on Friday of beloved designer Valentino Garavani,

He was a designer who loved to become part of the story – and even in the week he died, his name was in the headlines, by virtue of the Valentino wedding dress worn by Brooklyn Beckham’s wife. Fleur Britten looks at the king of Italian style,

Valentino Garavani rose to fame as one of Italy’s most celebrated fashion designers, known for his opulent gowns and signature “Valentino red.” Born in 1932, he built a global empire that dressed royalty and stars until his death Monday at age 93 in Rome.

Despite the color, Versace wasn’t making the moment about herself