The “Moda” in Milan was certainly “Alta;” no denim or designer leggings to be found anywhere. Instead, we found gorgeous felt coats and tailored dresses–a new reserved chic, often refreshingly subverted with slightly rumpled styling. We’re excited about this “Downton Dowager” idea, as well as all the other news from the Italian shows.
Check out our list of the top ten trends the from the city where luxury knows NO limits.
Another season of Milan fashion is behind us, and the city’s fashion designers gave us tons of that traditional Italian sex appeal and color, as well as sophisticated doses of ladylike glamour.
Click through to see our 10 favorite collections from Milan Fashion week.
New show reviews and galleries are in from Milan! Check out Missoni, Emporio Armani, and Salvatore Ferragamo.
Salvatore Ferragamo designer Massimiliano Giornetti showed a sexy, pared-down collection with a subtle sixties vibe for fall 2013.
Three down, one more to go: Yep, another fashion week has come and gone. Here are our 10 favorite collections from Milan fashion week.
Milan is coming to a close, and we saw a lot of great fashion over the weekend. Check out Salvatore Ferragamo‘s sleek and sexy military vibe, Emilio Pucci‘s sexy sheers, and Marni‘s grown-up checks.
Since taking helm of Ferragamo in 2010, creative director Massimiliano Giornetti has already succeeded in creating a signature aesthetic for the once-fusty brand–and it’s one that we imagine is as much a hit in the stores as it is with the critics.
In a video posted to Dior’s YouTube channel, Raf Simons discussed the inspiration behind his debut collection for the fashion house and what he hopes to churn out in future collections. {Dior YouTube} The newly liberated single Katie Holmes is reportedly cracking down on Suri’s make-up habit and luxe designer swag. {HuffPost Style} Beauty products Read more →
Salvatore Ferragamo has tapped Kate Moss and Karmen Pedaru to front their F/W campaign. {WWD}
Ann Curry gave a tearful goodbye speech on Today this morning, but her morning show style will forever be remembered. {HuffPo}
Patricia Field was a little less than classy last night at Issac Mizrahi’s interview with Derek Blasberg when she proceeded to shout her opinion on a few comments he made. {NY Post}
Joana Avillez illustrated a guide to fashion’s biggest personalities. Click through to see cartoon Tavi Gevinson and Daphne Guinness. {Refinery 29}
What can make Matthew McConaughey put on a shirt? Getting married! The actor married his baby momma and longtime girlfriend Camila Alves this past weekend. {People}
Everyone has a story of when they took scissors to their hair as a child. Lauren Hutton, well beyond those years, decided to give the self-chop another go, and of course, she looks effortless. {The Cut}
Muhammad Ali joins the likes of Angelina Jolie and Bono as the new face of Louis Vuitton’s “Core Values” campaign. He looks great, but the real knock-out is his adorable grandson. {Telegraph}
Salvatore Ferragamo celebrated the re-opening of their Fifth Avenue flagship last night with a highly-spirited party attended by industry players and celebrities like Nina Garcia, Frederic Fekkai, and Solange Knowles. Guests navigated a floor filled with freshly-ice-luged drinks and a Ferragamo gelato cart as the model brand’s newest male face, Garrett Neff, was dispatched about the crowd to chat with VIPs and generally make all the ladies feel a bit giddy. [UPDATE: Neff told us he was the new face of the brand but Ferragamo's PR has confirmed that, well, he's not. Don't lie to us Garret!]
Three down and only one more to go!
Yep, another fashion week has come to a close and what a week it was. From metal corsetry at Versace to bejeweled blazers at Prada, we saw everything from the gothic to the playful–and every style in between.
Read on to find out which collections made our list of top ten favorites from Milan fashion week.
