Milan Fashion Week Designers List 2023

The next stop of Fashion Month is Milan and to help break down many of the best designers on the runways, here’s your guide to Milan’s Fashion Week Designers List of 2016.

Giorgio Armani

Throughout the collections, Armani kept a singular focus on the aesthetic for his Emporio line which is trendier and less expensive, Privee ‘s italian couture, and this signature collection, which is elegantly made to fit the modern woman’s every day wardrobe.

The spring’s runway reveals key trends of red-white-and-blue along with sportiness and stripes.

Missoni

For Angela Missoni’s spring collection – you can see everything in stripes as Milan has adapted the pattern even for a brand that has built its reputation on zig zag designs.

On the runway, sporty striped knits in every color appeared on caftans, collared shirts, and plenty of maillots and bikinis.

Salvatore Ferragamo

This season is all about black and striped knit dress with small frills to give a subtle nod to seventies chic style.

As the tiers and ruffles varied in sizes, many cropped on chiffon monotone dresses along with cotton strapless maxi dress with exaggerated bodice. Strappy tops are styled with black leather pants or crisp white knee-length short shorts.

MSGM

Massimo Giorgetto unveiled his very own MSGM. The style was all about California cool kids in pools and a skateboard as The Lords of DogTown played a major role in layered separates and youthful style.

Giorgetto plaid on the single element of plaid over paid with tunics, pants, and plaid skirts long with layers of thin Henleys and ribbed tanks.

Dolce & Gabanna

Bodycon dresses were rich in ruched chiffon and black lace with cheeky metallic embroidered fruit and vibrant red-based floral accents.

Bright spring florals and tile prints gave youthful day dresses a sexy balance along with relaxed styled pajamas.

Bra-and-skirt combos came with fit and flare pieces as all were done in colorful scarf prints and accessories from headbands to purses and embellished shoes.

Marni

For Marni, colorful bright layering was the key to the collection, as coats were tailored with a relaxed look and tied casually over mock neck tops and sequined skirts.

Layers shirts paired into each other for great color combinations as sequined bibs were pulled over shells and tanks for daytime style.

Jil Sander

The style is kept minimal – leaving plenty of room to play. For spring, cropped trousers and silky blouses were mixed with skimmed cut-out dresses and shredded tufts of details.

The louche attitude prevailed as the lines were softer than the past seasons. The fashion brand offers interesting style with knitted leggings and t-shirts to be abstracted over double-breasted silhouettes.

Roberto Cavalli

Spring was all about laidback street wear as stoned washed pastel denim rocked the ‘80s silhouettes with slouchy sweatshirts, ruched minis, and oversized jackets along with the signature ankle boots.

There was a high contrast of ruffled cut-away ballskirts that paired effortlessly with a mini dress tied along the side or a t-shirt. Dressy bandeaus that features large bows mixed with jeans.

Bottega Veneta

This spring collection sported sweatshirts, sweatpants, and bomber jackets into a luxury style with rich materials of silk, sued, and lines in the softest materials.

Bottega focuses on its sporty side by using sail materials for full skirts or deconstructed seams and pin tucks for cinch-waist dresses.

Animal print was also in trend as pixelated animal camo was everywhere with netting, bungee cords, and crochet.

Versace

Versace marched to the military beat with springs collection filled with youthful, cool, and tailored designs.

Lines were blurred with camp and animal print in bright neon shades that were seen on bodycon dresses, louche suits, and tailored jackets.

One great piece we noticed was a loose knit t-shirt dress with matching zippered bag with sporty slides.

Tod

Tod’s loafers and drivers appeared with long tassels in grommet-covered details and long tassels in lacquered shine.

Buttoned-down shirts, pinstriped suits, crisp shorts, and tailored pants filled the runway along with deconstructed tailoring, built-in corsets, ruffled peplums, wide legs, and paper bag waists.

Patchwork and appliques rendered leather into modern metallic style of the 80s with bags of cross body, clutch, and tiny and large styles alongside an array of grommet-detailed embellishment garments.

Etro

Ignoring most of the modern trends, Etro sported bomber shapes in be-ribboned silks and healthy embroidered style.

Etro’s spring style was all about georgette, plisse, tulle, and satin along with distressed, flocked, frayed and notched tones that added volume.

Moschino

Moschino is known to never hold back on style and spring wasn’t any different as hardhats were painted silver and used as a simple shoulder bag, while safety netting was upgraded into peppy party dresses with caution tape as a trimmed black suit.