Being absent from the fashion scene for almost three years, the designer Albino D’Amato made his come back on the Milan Fashion Week. The long break was taken as he has decided to pursue other project, but now he is back with fresh energy and structured team.
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Prada Spring/Summer 2011
Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 Ready to Wear
Brunello Cucinelli Fall Ready to Wear 2017
Aquilano Rimondi Fall Ready to Wear 2017
“Straight out the cold storage since the Eighties” is the proper description of the fall line that Roberto Rimondi and Tommaso Aquilano decided to go with. The women they dressed with their designs were like an ode to the stone cold power dressing. The mood and the style they worked in presented into a rigorous, contemporary, and sophisticated collection. The pieces are for strong woman, taking inspiration from the men’s wardrobe. They decided to experiment with shapes and unusual combinations.
Top 5 Hottest Trends For Next Autumn From Milan Fashion Week
It’s been another exciting week looking at the latest fashions at Milan Fashion week. With mouthwatering designs from our favourite designers to surprising new contenders in the fashion ring, we’ve been spoilt for choice. If there’s two things the Italians know how to do well is fashion and vineyards. Milan Fashion Weeks commands the presence of all the big fashion houses, and we’re excited to show your the hottest trends for autumn 2017.
Missoni Autumn-Winter 2016/2017 Milan
Missoni Autumn-Winter 2016/2017
With winter truly on its way we’re all wrapping up in something warm and cosy. A lot of winter fashion tends to feature solid blocks of autumnal and dark inspired colours, but if you’re anything like us, we get a bit tired of seeing the same over and over again. We’re excited about the new Missoni Autumn Winter range which recently featured at Milan. This collection is bold, playful and will chase away any winter blues you might be feeling.
Show Report: Milan Fashion Week 2016
Ciao, Milano!
Sashaying their way onto the catwalk this week is the crème de la crème of Italian Milan Fashion Week 2016. Nobody does glamour better than the Italians and this season, designers brought us more than enough. Collections seemed almost subdued – we saw mature and sophisticated pieces that offered classic Italian luxury that could feasibly translate from the catwalk to a cocktail bar. Where to start?!
Bottega Veneta Fall/Winter 2016/2017 – Milan
For this coming fall/winter, Bottega Veneta’s collection evoked a bygone era in their “Ready to Wear” runway show in Milan. Models included Kendall Jenner, Jamie Bochert, Kendall Jenner, Issa Lish, and Molly Bair.
With tweeds, woolen polo necks, and below-knee hemlines taking center stage, the Bottega Veneta catwalk show encompassed a wide range of women’s fashion inspired by the 20’s and 30’s—emphasizing the feminine while marrying his designs with more modern masculine looks.
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Dsquared2 Spring/Summer 2016 – Milan
A new energy for Dsquared2 with a skin-tight fashion. Everything turns around the body with sharp cut silhouettes and technical materials. Clashing colours, embroidery too. An amazing mix between couture and sport sums up Dsquared2’s wardrobe for next summer. The strappy neoprene dresses in printed tie dye close revealing a fluorescent zip. A thin jumpsuit…