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The biggest stories and top looks from the fashion shows in Milan
Baby pink lips were a feature of the Chloé women’s ready-to-wear spring/summer 2026 collection at Paris Fashion Week on October 5. Photo: AFP
Beauty

8 make-up highlights from spring/summer 2026 fashion weeks

Dior, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Fendi, Chloé, Simone Rocha, Anna Sui and Thom Browne shows made an impact with their beauty as well as their fashions.

Style Edit

Style Edit: How Anteprima leaned into fashion’s fleeting nature for SS26

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Style Edit: Onitsuka Tiger’s SS26 Urban Fantasy, unveiled at Milan Fashion Week

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Style Edit: How Furla used a double-decker bus to convey a playful new message

The Iride Nail Bar at Milan Fashion Week was more than a pop-up on wheels – it launched an exciting range of bags while heralding a fresh approach.

Furla’s Iride collection is already drawing in a crowd. Photo: Handout
Fame and celebrity

Meet Tish Weinstock, the goth ‘It’ girl who made waves at a Gucci show

The British Vogue beauty editor has modelled for Chloé and Vivienne Westwood, and is married to a descendant of the Guinness family.

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Style Edit: Max Mara and Sportmax SS26, from rococo drama to fluidity in motion

The labels, which are both part of the Max Mara Fashion Group, presented their collections at Milan Fashion Week this month.

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Fashion

15 stand-out celebrity looks at Milan Fashion Week

Stars descended upon Milan for fashion showcases: David Beckham was front row at Boss’ show, while BTS leader RM embodied casual chic at Bottega Veneta.

Meryl Streep, Demi Moore, RM of BTS and others stunned at Milan Fashion Week. Photos: AP, Reuters
Giorgio Armani

Milan Fashion Week: Giorgio Armani’s show paid tribute to the late visionary

Cate Blanchett, Richard Gere and Glenn Close were at the brand’s show at Pinacoteca di Brera, where an exhibition dedicated to Armani is on view.

Fashion

Milan Fashion Week: Bottega Veneta, Tod’s and Ferragamo

Trotter incorporated the brand’s signatures while adding her own touch, while Ferragamo paid tribute to the Jazz Age.

Fashion

Meet Louise Trotter, who will make her Bottega Veneta debut in Milan

Fashionistas got a glimpse of what Trotter will bring to the Italian brand when Julianne Moore and Vicky Krieps wore custom Bottega Veneta at Cannes.

Louise Trotter is set to unveil her debut collection for Bottega Veneta at Milan Fashion Week. Photo: @louise_trotter_/Instagram
Fashion

Milan Fashion Week: Prada goes utilitarian while Max Mara embraces rococo

The Italian brands showcased different approaches in Milan, with Prada blending undone style with its brand signatures and Max Mara opting for modern opulence.

A-line silhouettes dominated the Prada spring/summer 2026 show in Milan. Photo: EPA
Fashion

Fendi splashes colour at Milan while Jil Sander’s Simone Bellotti debuts

Day two in the Italian fashion capital featured a striking centenary show from Fendi and sleek refinement from Jil Sander’s new creative director.

Gucci

Milan Fashion Week: Demna’s first Gucci collection is celebrated in a short film

Spring/summer 2026 collection La Famiglia ‘marks the genesis of a new Gucci era: unapologetically sexy, extravagant and daring’.

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Style Edit

Style shoot: Gucci’s autumn/winter 2025 collection

The Italian house took inspiration from the 1960s and 70s to unveil shimmering suits and classic shapes this season.

Gucci’s autumn/winter 2025 collection. Photography: Myrthe Giesbers
Fashion

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dead at 91

At the time of his death, Armani had put together an empire worth over US$10 billion, ranking him in the world’s top 200 billionaires.

Giorgio Armani at the end of his Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2017/2018 collection show in Paris in July 2017. Photo: Reuters
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Style Edit: The Gucci Portrait Series celebrates individual identity

Gucci’s autumn/winter 2025 campaign includes shots by American photographer Catherine Opie that capture the models’ identities.

Fame and celebrity

Meet British supermodel Kit Butler, who walks for Balenciaga and Versace

Butler was discovered while working as a forklift driver – now he goes to Beyoncé concerts with Donatella Versace and walks for the likes of Jacquemus and Dolce & Gabbana.

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Fashion

3 insider labels from Milan: Fornasetti, Massimo Alba and Lorenzi Milano

Book a tour of the atelier of Fornasetti’s late founder Piero, in the heart of Milan, or head over to Brera to check out Massimo Alba’s menswear – the epitome of quiet luxury.

An insider’s guide to shopping in Milan – from Fornasetti (pictured), to Massimo Alba and Lorenzi Milano. Photo: Handout
Icons and Influencers

Whispered luxury: CEO Xavier Rougeaux on Valextra’s quiet appeal – interview

Before quiet luxury was a thing, the house was already making thoughtful quality pieces such as the Iside bag, which – like Valextra’s home city – marries beauty with functionality.

Architecture and design

The designer and ex-engineer for Nasa turning eggshells into lamps

Dilara Kan and Bodin Hon of Studio Yellowdot are crafting bold, beautiful household objects from ‘a month of breakfasts’.

Profile

Fashion designer Susan Fang talks about her dreamlike designs

Originally hailing from the Chinese countryside, London-based Susan Fang’s varied influences have led her towards a dreamy, gauzy, boho chic look, while she also draws on fond memories of her mother.

Fashion designer Susan Fang talks to Style magazine about the inspirations and concepts behind her dreamlike creations. Photo: Handout
Gucci

Style shoot: Gucci’s ‘casually grand’ spring/summer 2025 collection

Dresses range from classic 1960s A-line cuts to the sheerest, most daring lace, while versatile horsebit bags are paired with a mixture of refined and raunchy styles.

Gucci’s spring/summer 2025 collection presents “casual grandeur” with its mix of traditional and retro styles, enlivened with irreverent individuality. Photography: Mike Ruiz
Beauty

8 unmissable beauty looks from fashion week in Paris and Milan

It wasn’t only the fashion that drew gasps and applause at the autumn/winter 2025 ready-to-wear shows – head-turning innovations in hair and make-up were also the subject of much discussion.

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Style Edit: Max Mara’s fall/winter 2025 collection, inspired by two Brontës

At Milan Fashion Week, meanwhile, sister brand Sportmax focused on reinvention and highlighted raw denim, supple leather and ultra-soft bonded fleece, as well as feminine cuts and modern accessories.

Fashion

Style shoot: Prada plays with punk and sci-fi vibes for spring/summer 2025

Metallic fabrics, ‘alien’ accessories and hole-punched garments mix with sturdier woollens and distressed leather, alongside floral prints and feminine silhouettes.

Prada’s spring/summer 2025 collection, unveiled at Milan Fashion Week last September, plays with punk and sci-fi elements, blending retro-futuristic and classic vibes. Photography: Ricardo Beas
Gucci

Milan Fashion Week 2025: from Gucci’s transition to Fendi’s 100th anniversary

Gucci offers a ‘foundational’ collection as it awaits a new creative director, while Marni’s Francesco Risso wows with creative collaborations; Fendi’s family affair meanwhile hits it out of the park.

The Prada autumn/winter 2025 show had an undone quality to it, what co-creative directors Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons referred to as “raw glamour”. Photo: EPA-EFE
Fashion

At Milan Fashion week, Diesel conjures zombie apocalypse

Models wearing contact lenses to give them a zombie stare, and spray-painted smiles, show tiny miniskirts and ultra-low-rise jeans in Milan.

Fashion

Meet Matthieu Blazy, the low-key designer who just took over Chanel

The young Belgian designer has worked with the crème de la crème of fashion and created iconic pieces like the Maison Margiela crystal mask Kanye West wore on his 2013-14 Yeezus Tour.

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