Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 concluded, leaving behind a wealth of intriguing fashion trends, commemorations, and bold creations. From impressive presentations by leading designers to the appearances of prominent figures, this week promises to resonate deeply within the fashion community.
Dsquared2: Celebrating 30 Years with “Obsessed2”
DSquared2, the renowned fashion house founded by designer brothers Dean and Dan Caten, marked their 30th anniversary with the captivating “Obsessed2” show. Held in a unique setting, a recreated city street evoking a nightclub atmosphere, the show featured diverse characters like dancers, cowboys, and police officers, creating a dynamic and quirky ambiance true to the brand’s style.
Daring, sensual, and darkly-toned designs graced the runway. The presence of renowned celebrities including Naomi Campbell, Irina Shayk, Yasmin Wijnaldum, Tyson Beckford, and Alton Mason contributed to the show’s success. The finale was a dramatic moment as model Brigitte Nielsen appeared and “captured” the Caten brothers.
Gucci: Heritage and Familiar Accents
Gucci, while still seeking a successor to its creative director, presented its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, a synthesis of familiar brand hallmarks. Shimmering sequin dresses, fur-free loafers, gleaming “G” logos, velvet catsuits, silk slip dresses, and peacoats were all featured in the collection.
Fendi: A Century of Collaboration Between Men’s and Women’s Fashion
Marking its 100th anniversary, Fendi staged a commemorative Fall/Winter 2025 show. The runway was designed to recreate the brand’s 1960s and 1970s workshop ambiance. Silvia Fendi skillfully blended menswear and womenswear through mohair knits, intricate embroidery details, cashmere polo shirts, and fox fur coats. Notable pieces included soft fur coats and skirts, embellished garments, polka-dot red dresses, and caban coats.
Prada: The Intersection of Brutalism and Baroque
Prada presented a unique Fall/Winter 2025 collection, merging the raw aesthetic of Brutalism with the ornate style of Baroque. The runway was styled with stark scaffolding and intricate patterned flooring. The collection displayed a juxtaposition of classic elegance and bold innovation, featuring flowing skirts, flared high-waisted trousers, oversized coats, and flat bows. The inversion of feminine symbols was a notable highlight.
Versace: Legacy and a Glimpse into the Future
Speculation surrounding a potential Versace sale added dramatic tension to the Fall/Winter 2025 show. Donatella Versace demonstrated a deep understanding of Versace’s DNA by showcasing many heritage designs on the runway. Alongside these, fresh, future-oriented designs were also presented, including jeans embroidered with stones, 3D-printed dresses and tops.
Dolce & Gabbana: Celebrating Model “Cool”
Dolce & Gabbana unveiled their “Cool Girls” collection, inspired by the everyday style of models. The collection showcased a range of designs, including classic t-shirts, cargo pants, distressed jeans, leather jackets, jersey tops, and boots. The collection was enriched by quintessential Sicilian details, such as black lace, lingerie-inspired pieces, and leopard print.
Giorgio Armani: 50 Years of “Radici”
Marking its 50th anniversary, Giorgio Armani staged a show titled “Radici” (Roots). The collection drew inspiration from the natural world, employing earthy tones. Designs featured flowing, oversized silhouettes, using soft cashmere and velvet fabrics, alongside elegant accessories like belts, hats, necklaces, and scarves.
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Conclusion:
Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 showcased a diverse range of collections, seamlessly blending tradition and innovation. Celebrations, glimpses into the future, and the interplay of different styles were prominent themes throughout. These presentations are sure to create a significant impact on the fashion world.
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