Milan Fashion Week starting on February 24 through March 2, organized by the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (CNMI). With over 160 fashion events and shows, showing us luxury and glamour.
This event is one of the Big Four Fashion weeks, is attracted a lot of attention to innovations in fashion.
Prada
Queen of the fashion scene agene showed us her structured aesthetic, pushing the boundaries between everyday outfits, formal and extravagant. Presenting a visual dialogue silhouettes and materials to portray a messy and layered aesthetic.
Demonstrating the logic of layering and transformation with the included 15 models who showed us over 60 different outfit combinations.
Design duo Miuccia Bianchi Prada and Raf Simons who lates vision revolves around repetition and discovery, returning models to the runway several times. We had the opportunity to see Miss Bella Hadid who stepped out several times, further enhancing the impression of a performance rather than a classic fashion show.
Emphasizing the fundamental idea that style does not change radically, but rather evolves, through conscious choice and layering.
Bottega Veneta
With creative director Louise Trotter the collection seemed restrained and ambitious at the same time balancing texture and volume while introducing subtle emotionality, the show was held in Palazzo San Fedele, between Teatro alla Scala and Duomo di Milano, representing minimalism that doesn’t ask for but gets attention.
Building identity through subtlety with structured coats and precisely tailored blazers, introducing subtle emotionality into aesthetics through texture and volume, thus building identity through subtlety.
Dolce&Gabbana
Presenting a powerful collection, the creative duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, showed us a collection full of luxury, silhouettes and details with indispensable lace, witch is the symbolic and aesthetic center of this collection, witch we will wear next season as well, witch makes me extremely happy.
With the black color representing status, emotional depth and clarity, emphasizing volume and texture, mixing clear, attractive and strong male and female cuts, following trends in their own way. Turning opposites into a recognizable and strong fashion expression.
Gucci
Gucci highly anticipated fashion show, under the creative director of Demna Gvasalia, titled Gucci Primavera, took place on Friday, February 27th; making the beginning of a new creative chapter.
Bringing a fresh vision with an emphasis on a new aesthetic, precision-cut pieces and silhouettes that follow the body’s line, tight cuts accentuated the figure with a touch of confident restrain.
The show marked one of the main events on Milan Fashion Week, with the legendary Kate Most closing the show in a beautiful black tight dress with an open back.
The collection is available for purchase immediately on Gucci store, and I leave you a link where you can see and buy the pieces from the show right away.
Fendi
Fendi stronger then ever, again under the new leadership of Maria Grazia Chiuri, interpreting the classic Fendi cuts through her dominant design style.
Dominating the runway black and white colors emphasized femininity and functionality.
