Milan Fashion Week FW25 offered an overview of bold and innovative collections. Dolce & Gabbana opened the runway with a clear message for Gen Z: “Being a cool girl means staying true to yourself,” celebrating freedom and authenticity through a runway that seamlessly blends into the streets, with Victoria De Angelis’ music as the soundtrack. Dsquared2 celebrated its 30th anniversary with a grand show, combining sensuality and irony with black garments adorned with metallic details, symbolizing a desire to surprise and experiment.
Lorenzo Serafini debuted as creative director for Alberta Ferretti, presenting the “Progressive Romantics” collection—a fusion of elegance and boldness that celebrates strong and modern femininity. Missoni surprised with psychedelic overlays of sweaters and shirts, while Etro paired elegant handbags with midi skirts, merging functionality and aesthetics. Roberto Cavalli focused on a mix of bold prints, while Emporio Armani introduced a deck of cards as a symbol of luck, transforming it into stylish accessories.
Moschino presented a softer vision of the body, while Khrisjoy reimagined the puffer jacket with transformable volumes and psychedelic colors. N°21 celebrated maximalism with oversized bows, adding a touch of modern romance.
Each collection told a story of freedom, experimentation, and authenticity, reaffirming Milan Fashion Week as a platform for innovation and creativity. Don’t miss the chance to discover these incredible collections—visit us in-store to explore the best of fashion.
Lorenzo Serafini debuted as creative director for Alberta Ferretti, presenting the “Progressive Romantics” collection—a fusion of elegance and boldness that celebrates strong and modern femininity. Missoni surprised with psychedelic overlays of sweaters and shirts, while Etro paired elegant handbags with midi skirts, merging functionality and aesthetics. Roberto Cavalli focused on a mix of bold prints, while Emporio Armani introduced a deck of cards as a symbol of luck, transforming it into stylish accessories.
Moschino presented a softer vision of the body, while Khrisjoy reimagined the puffer jacket with transformable volumes and psychedelic colors. N°21 celebrated maximalism with oversized bows, adding a touch of modern romance.
Each collection told a story of freedom, experimentation, and authenticity, reaffirming Milan Fashion Week as a platform for innovation and creativity. Don’t miss the chance to discover these incredible collections—visit us in-store to explore the best of fashion.