Dfter London, it’s time for the Milan fashion shows. The fashion week, scheduled from 19 to 25 September 2023, brings the collections for Spring-Summer 2024 of the most famous brands, from Fendi to Diesel, from Prada to Gucci. A succession of glamorous outings, ready to dictate the new combinations, looks and trends of the next hot season.
To browse and put on your wishlist well in advance, or copy immediately to anticipate trends: in the galleryall the best releases for the Spring-Summer 2024 on the Milanese catwalks, updated day by day.
Milan Fashion Week September 2023, the first trends on stage
The cinematographic fashion show of. will kick off the Milan fashion week in September 2023 Antonio Marras. And the diva look, as taught Marisa Schiaparelli Berenson, protagonist of the show, cannot be said to be complete without the trench coat – already a protagonist at the London Fashion Week shows. The trend also returns to the MFW, the photographers’ flash-proof lilac version for the Sardinian designer, in black leather with hyper sexy crocodile details for Icebergclassic beige in gabardine for Laura Biagiotti.
The model that combines tradition and innovation? The glossy dusterwithout a belt and with a bon ton collar, spotted on the catwalk of the fashion show Fendi Spring-Summer 2024, to be worn in a daywear style with leather trousers or a bodycon knitted dress.
A look from Fendi SS2024 (Photo: Spotlight Launchmetrics).
The boudoir style, made of transparent lingerie dresses and exposed bralettes, is back in the spotlight for next Spring-Summer according to the designers who parade in the shadow of the Madonnina. Satin, the bedroom fabric par excellence, (re)conquers the catwalks, with releases that go beyond the classic slip dress, as seen by Of the Core, where it changes into elegant trousers in pastel colors and Bermuda shorts. While Onitsuka Tiger transforms see-through tops into key pieces for the day, over tailored trousers, or by layering them over sweatshirts and knits.
From Fendi to Diesel to Prada
There are still many designers ready to walk the catwalks of the Milan fashion shows: and there will be even more trends, we can swear. From Sabato de Sarno’s debut Gucci to Pradafrom Bottega Veneta to No. 21 and king Giorgio Armani: all that remains is to wait for the next moves of the great protagonists of Milan Fashion Week.
All that remains is to wait and start studying, trying out the looks seen on the catwalk right away, to anticipate trends. After all, who doesn’t have a faithful trench coat in their wardrobe or a sensual slip?
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