The best looks from Milan Fashion Week

Kim Kardashian may have skipped the New York and London Fashion Week shows this season, but she arrived in Milan on the first day of the Italian city’s shift for showings very early (dressed in a brown jumpsuit from PVC leather and a Prada bralette, no less). It was just the beginning of what is sure to be a star-studded five days. Check out Fendi, for example, where Bella Hadid opened the runway in a sheer nightgown, fuzzy pink jacket and pale green opera gloves. The look was one of many chiffon creations Fendi Haute Couture and Womenswear Artistic Director Kim Jones showed on February 23. And through the 28th, high-impact brands like Prada, Versace and Giorgio Armani have in-person shows scheduled. Follow the W editors as they track down their favorite looks for fall 2022, straight from the Milanese catwalk.

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Giorgio Armani staged his fall 2022 show quietly out of respect for all those affected by the current crisis in Ukraine. In the small intimate theater, the designer presented a collection of soft silhouettes in cashmere and velvet. Art deco motifs and embellished going-out blouses provided a dose of Mr. Armani’s trademark glamour.

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Matthieu Blazy’s solo debut at Bottega Veneta was one of the most anticipated shows of Milan Fashion Week. Read all about it, here.

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According to the show notes, Francesco Rissi’s latest Marni collection is “about this endless mix of the old and the new, the personal and the shared. It’s made of objects inspired by tradition, patched up objects, objects that look like they’ve been stolen from a museum, all jumbled together. Big coats, big crombies, big jackets. Shrunken jackets. Read all about it, here.

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Gucci has finally revealed its long-awaited collaboration with Adidas. In a hot pink room filled with mirrors and bright lights, creative director Alessandro Michele put the collection, titled Exquisite Gucci, on the catwalk on February 25. November: Rihanna sat front row with her boyfriend A$AP Rocky and her baby bump was exposed: fashion this time was completely new.

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Although Etro’s fall 2022 sales looked like a riot of 1970s bohemian and hippie mix of patterns, textured fabrics, and luxe layering, some of our favorite looks were the more understated, laid-back moments creative director Veronia Etro brought to the table. to the catwalk, like this silky tank and all-black pants. Still, we couldn’t walk away from all the fun (see: the ensemble below: mixed animal prints topped off by an oversized shearling coat).

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Jeremy Scott brought Beauty and the Beast to life for fall 2022 at Moschino, transforming models into everything from cabinets to rugs to harps. If they didn’t embody an item, they wore it on their heads: “Hats” included urns, sheet music, lampshades, feather dusters, and even chairs.

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Blumarine Creative Director Nicola Brognano looked to iconic photographer Helmut Newton for inspiration for fall 2022, channeling his dark, brooding nature that he expressed through black and white portraits of the likes of David Bowie, Andy Warhol and more.

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One thing about Missoni: the historic Italian brand will always put on a show. For fall 2022, that meant filling an entire sports arena to showcase the feminine, chic, American-inspired styles of the 1970s, all with that special Missoni family touch.

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Clean, classic and focused on leather goods: Tod’s rarely strays and always hits the mark. Here, Bella Hadid models an all-black look with a deep V and a long skirt, bag and belt not far from view.

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Kim Jones didn’t have to travel far to find a muse for fall 2022. She found one inside the Fendi house. Delfina Delettrez, with whom Jones works closely with Delettrez’s mother, Silvia Venturini Fendi, one day wore her mother’s Memphis geometric print blouse to the Rome offices, prompting Jones to look to the archives for inspiration. . It focused specifically on the Karl Lagerfeld era, building on Fendi’s spring 1986 and fall 2000 lines.

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Don’t let Julia Fox’s appearance at Diesel’s fall 2022 Milan Fashion Week presentation get all the attention (although her eye makeup, done by Pat McGrath, was important). This was newly appointed Creative Director Glenn Martens’ first design shift for the label, showcasing a healthy mix of textures and prints mixed with the brand’s house codes: moto, moto and more moto.

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This article was originally published on 02.23.22

Source: www.wmagazine.com

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