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It's not easy being a young designer in Milan, but some designers are starting to get the recognition -- and show space -- they sorely need.
Milan is going surprisingly casual for spring -- but there's still plenty of sparkle.
Marni + Dolce & Gabbana + MSGM = a very good day.
Oh, hey, Kendall Jenner, nice to see you again.
Naomi Campbell walks and Giorgio Armani does sand, too.
And takes the socks-with-sandals thing to a whole new level.
Philipp Plein puts an orchestra underwater and Missoni does colorful stripes again.
Donatella Versace's version of sporty minimalism involves a lot of sparkles.
A lesson in prints, texture and how to properly wear stilettos.
There are, of course, already an army of "Barbie Girls" roaming the streets of Milan.
It was a melancholy collection set upon purple sand dunes.
Floral motifs for spring are nothing new, but this collection felt fresh and oh-so-pretty.
No.21 does ornate grunge and Fausto Puglisi makes his presence known.
Because we want what we want, and we want it now.
Frida Giannini keeps things casual.