On the heels of New York and London Fashion Weeks, Milan is offering visitors not only awe-inspiring cathedrals and artworks painted by the masters. The city's bi-annual fashion week (taking place through 28 February) is offering a glimpse into the future of fashion via Italy's most renowned fashion houses. From gem-toned leathers at Prada to sweet ruffles at Fendi, here's a glimpse of what we're fawning over for Fall/Winter 2022.
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It-Girls Braved the New York Fashion Week Cold in These Statement-Making Coat TrendsFashionable and warm.
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Tory Burch Turned Its Viral Pierced Mule Into a Bag That's Already Taking Over Fashion WeekThe unexpected style is already taking over fashion week.
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Truman Capote Had His Swans—Now Christopher John Rogers Has His SquirrelsAs the designer prepares for his much-anticipated runway show at New York Fashion Week, we tap into the vibrant cult following that fuels his rainbow-colored world.
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London Fashion Week Is Officially Following Copenhagen's Sustainable FootstepsThe major market is following Copenhagen's footsteps.
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The Windbreaker Trend's Spring 2025 Comeback Is Taking Fashion By StormDesigners want to blow you away.
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Fashion's Falling Hard for the Preppy Countryside TrendTartan, tweed, barn jackets, and riding boots are all part of the ready-to-ride aesthetic.
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Rachel Scott’s Diotima Spring Collection Actually Has a Point-Of-ViewThe designer delivers spring '25 laced with symbolism and authenticity.
