Best of Milan Fashion Week
Beatrice Lessi
The biggest news at Milan Fashion Week this time around? The new Gucci designer, Sabato de Sarno. To be honest I don’t see that much originality yet, but let’s see – it’s still the first collection only.
Here are the trends I liked most among the many beautiful runway proposals seen in Milano.
Black Leather
Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini
Ermanno Scervino. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Extra Long Trousers
Blumarine. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Low Belt
Fendi. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Giorgio Armani. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Pink and Understated
Max Mara. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Armani. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Corset Belt
Max Mara. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Classic Grey
Gucci. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Bottega Veneta. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Belted Top + Legs Out
Ermanno Scervino. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Trussardi. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Modern Camel
Max Mara. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Prada. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Blazer and Skirt
Brunello Cucinelli. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Brunello Cucinelli. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Fluffy Coat
Yellow Goddess
Blumarine. Photo: vogue.co.uk
FerragamoThe biggest news at Milan Fashion Week this time around? The new Gucci designer, Sabato de Sarno.
Hippy Rainbow
Tomo Koizumi. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Missoni. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Gold
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
White Veils
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Bottega Veneta. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Body Jewellery
Moschino. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Show-Stopping Red
Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Bottega Veneta. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Beaded Dress
Alberta Ferretti. Photo: vogue.co.uk
Gucci. Photo: vogue.co.uk