Versace reintroduced their key insignia bags with au courant touches, be it the Greca Goddess tote bag or the Athena tote. It looks like the minimal 90s are back with the bang and Gen Z are ready to embrace them with great gusto. Gucci’s show had a litany of sensual slip dresses, which combined lace with leather like a potent cocktail. Versace brought back their slinky, sparkly chainmail dresses that glittered as models swished past the runway. The Swiss luxury brand's creative director Simone Belloti sent out an array of options with unexpected layering there was a black leather jacket and shorts combo worn over a chambray blue shirt and a leather overcoat worn over a blue dress with rosette detailing peeking out. Bally showcase saw crisp white shirts worn with knee-length skirts and styled with sporty baseball caps and Mary Jane shoes. At Boss, men's formal shirts were layered with off-kilter knits, which had boat-shaped necklines and women's draped metallic tops were presented on chunky ribbed knits which had cowl-shaped necklines. A cashmere twinset with pearl and bead embroidery, with matching micro shorts, was easily one of the noteworthy looks.īoth Boss and Bally took a quirky approach to formal wear, underscoring the idea of subversive layering. Versace showcased a litany of dangerously high silk duchesse shorts.

This contrast in the hemlines creates dramatic tension as the ensemble moves. Designers proposed the idea of teaming a pair of micro shorts with a knee-length car coat or a duster. It’s been raining short shorts at Milan Fashion Week, from Bally and Versace to Gucci. Models present creations at the Gucci Spring/Summer 2024 fashion show on 22 September. Crafted from HeiQ AeoniQ fabric and further embellished with trimmings made from environmentally conscious materials, it features light padding derived mostly from recycled silk, welt pockets, cuff and hem adjusters, as well as a concealed, two-way zipper that closes down the front. The third and final style was a sleek, gender-neutral bomber jacket designed with a relaxed silhouette and dropped- shoulder construction that boasts classic Boss tailoring elements. The womenswear selection featured an impressive double- breasted trench made in a regular fit with a removable belt and an outer shell constructed from HeiQ AeoniQ fabric, laminated with the same bio-based membrane. Its construction included flap pockets, shoulder tabs, a breast flap, and back vent, making it timeless and modern at the same time. This piece was crafted from a three-layer textile comprised of HeiQ AeoniQ fabric bonded with a bio-based, waterproof membrane, while the third, inner layer was a Swiss pima cotton.

Here are the key trends that emerged during the Milan Fashion Week:įor Boss menswear, the singular styles included a double-breasted trench coat with a removable belt that can be used to cinch the generous silhouette. The pieces were made available for purchase online and in selected Boss stores just after the runway show. The more sustainable fibre was engineered to substitute oil-based filament yarns, such as polyester and nylon. What's more, Boss fall/winter 2023 featured three, “see-now, buy-now” outerwear styles crafted in cutting-edge HeiQ AeoniQ fabric that form the limited-edition capsule collection of the brand’s “The Change” initiative. The whole idea was to mix and match and make it your own. Another highpoint this season was the Bally show by creative director Simone Belloti, which included lightweight knits, red leather coats, and roomy tailored three-button coats. 'I love the contrast between boxy suits and the transparency of an evening dress matte sorbet tweeds and shiny metal mesh,' shared Donatella in the show notes. A model wears a creation as part of the Bally women's Spring Summer 2024 collection presented on 23 September

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