Hot on the heels of London Fashion Week, we now turn our attention over to Milan, where recent leadership changes at major houses have set the stage for a transformative season. With Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta, Demna Gvasalia at Gucci, and Dario Vitale at Versace, the industry continues to watch with keen interest.
While Versace opted to postpone their showing this season, all eyes remain fixated on the highly anticipated debuts at Bottega Veneta, Jil Sander and Gucci.
This week started off strong with none other than Gucci, with a presentation of ‘The Tiger,’ a short film that featured looks from La Famiglia, the first of many enthralling collections under Demna’s new creative direction. It seems to be the beginning of a refreshing, whimsical, and refined era at Gucci— one reminiscent of the excitement once heralded by Tom Ford’s tenure and poised to leave an unmistakable mark on the house for years to come. On day two of the shows, Alberta Ferretti and Jil Sander embraced a less-is-more approach, while maximalism prevailed at Fendi with color blocking hues and 3D florals. Check back in tomorrow to uncover all the looks we saw (and loved!) at Milan Fashion Week.
