Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024, Key Trends to Wear Now
Lipstick red partywear, Andreadamo. Pure chic by Giorgio Armani. Naked fashion by Dolce & Gabbana. The golden boy by Tom Ford brand. Green is the new blue, Ferragamo. Voluminous leather trousers paired with patterned top, Etro. All images credit: vogue.com.
Il Maestro, Giorgio Armani, the master of savoir faire elegance.
Detail of dress above. On closer inspection, what looked like bugle beads is in fact swatches of ocean blue satin stitched onto the dress to resemble beads in motion. Giorgio Armani. Armani has never shown heels with his eveningwear and he states that he has no intention to start now.
Muted, misty clouds dance across the surface of this delicate fabric. Giorgio Armani.
So casual, yet so sophisticated, this is the genius of Giorgio Armani.
Tones of blues and turquoise look so fresh. Giorgio Armani.
Beaded top, shining satin trousers embellished with chiffon over skirt. Giorgio Armani.
Slate blue suit accented with gold accessories. Giorgio Armani.
Details; belt, cuff and clutch. Giorgio Armani.
The models wore fingerwave hairstyles, popular in the 1920’s. Giorgio Armani.
Beaded cropped jacket, white satin trousers with a sheer wrapped over skirt. Giorgio Armani.
Elegant shawl collar jacket, the colors of the ocean at midnight. Giorgio Armani.
Beaded, embroidered shrunken jacket paired with tie blouse and satin trousers. Giorgio Armani.
Camel jacket, gold accessories and fluid black satin trousers. The epitome of style. Giorgio Armani.
Soft ribbons mimic the gentle rolling ocean waves. The most glamorous trench coat seen at Milan Fashion Week. Giorgio Armani.
Watch the entire Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2024 runway show here.
Fur coat, fur briefs and thigh high boots, Dolce & Gabbana.
Cropped tuxedo jacket with bikini bottom, Dolce & Gabbana.
One sleeve tux by Dolce & Gabbana.
Chiffon polka dots, Dolce & Gabbana.
Leopard trench with coordinated kerchief, Dolce & Gabbana.
Prim little black mini paired with thigh high boots. Dolce & Gabbana.
Lace bib mini, Dolce & Gabbana.
Fur coat paired with lingerie and fishnet stockings. Dolce & Gabbana.
Naked fashion takes over the runway. Lingerie as street wear, Dolce & Gabbana.
Embroidered bra, briefs, lace sheer dress and thigh high boots. Dolce & Gabbana.
Bra, panties, sheer corset, garter and stockings by Dolce & Gabbana.
Lace bra and bikini, thigh high boots and a hat in case it’s chilly. Dolce & Gabbana.
At the risk of insulting the fashion industry, which I love, I have to ask, why are we all accepting that naked fashion, seen on hundreds of runways is acceptable street wear? Millions of women and girls are devoted followers of fashion trends. When they see a celebrity such as Kim Kardashian wear next to nothing while walking down the street, what they cannot see are her bodyguards, just out of the photos snapped by the paparazzi. What do you think would happen if a young woman is waiting at the bus stop in stockings, a garter belt and sheer dress, without the protection of bodyguards? The United Nations has declared that violence against women is a human rights violation of pandemic proportions. Let’s all be smart and safe; enjoy the beautiful lingerie at home. Please.
Ian Griffiths, designer for Max Mara based his lux utilitarian apparel on the Land Girls of WWII. These were women who worked the land to feed the nation as the men were called to the military.
Cozy cable sweater with coordinated knit shorts. Max Mara.
Jumpsuit with plenty of panache by Max Mara.
Outdoor chic in a rich shade of orchid. Max Mara.
Jodhpurs look smashing even you don’t own a horse. Max Mara.
Military styled field jacket over swimwear. Max Mara.
Upscale barn coat over blouse and shorts. Max Mara.
Overalls turned into an evening dress. Max Mara.
Floral printed shorts with long jacket, Max Mara.
Strapless evening gown, Max Mara.
Watch the entire Max Mara Spring/Summer 2024 runway show here.
Pale pink satin jacket, Tom Ford.
Retro menswear, open shirt, skinny pants and layers of gold chains. Tom Ford.
Pale violet suit. Tom Ford.
Elegantly draped glowing peach dress. Tom Ford.
Party wear dress bares it all. Tom Ford.
Golden mini. Tom Ford.
Plunging halter jumpsuit. Tom Ford.
Pale pink three piece ensemble for men, Tom Ford.
Raspberry velvet suit with the seasons must-have hot pants. Tom Ford.
Rich coffee brown leather jacket with coordinated shirt and straight trousers, by the new creative director of Tom Ford, Peter Hawkings.
Whisper soft ruffled mini by Missoni, known for its sumptuous knitwear.
The iconic Missoni chevron pattern.
Sheer Missoni pastels.
Diaphanous knitwear twisted and layered into a graceful ensemble. Missoni.
The Missoni chevron fashioned into an open weave for trousers.
Sheer ensemble with coordinated striped tights. Missoni.
Missoni designer Filippo Grazioli was inspired by the designs of Octavio Missoni, founder of the Italian fashion label, as seen through a kaleidoscope.
Watch the entire Spring/Summer 2024 Missoni runway show here.
Bold scarlet cape trimmed in fuchsia over a sheath dress. This was the first runway show for designers Giorgia Tordini and Gilda Ambrosio, founders of The Attico brand.
A streetwise luxury brand, The Attico presented the coolest cargo pants seen during Milan Fashion Week.
Sheer ensemble. The Attico.
Hombre shades of plum with a collar that will certainly keep the chill off. The Attico.
Oversized outwear was a stand-out trend seen on many Milan runways, as was the addition of metallics. The Attico.
Chain mail dress under a loden green trench. The Attico.
Shimmering paillettes; a gown fit for a goddess. The Attico.
Watch The Attico Spring/Summer 2024 runway show here.
Handsome menswear jumpsuit, gathered at the ankle. Bottega Veneta.
Luxury brand Bottega Veneta is known for its magnificent leather apparel and accessories.
Molded leather strapless dress. Bottega Veneta.
Hand knit crewneck sweater paired with leather trousers. Bottega Veneta.
Stand out from the crowd in this vibrant leather ensemble. Bottega Veneta.
Strips of leather form this cowl neck top and matching skirt. Bottega Veneta.
The new herringbone coat. Bottega Veneta.
Talented Bottega Veneta designer Matthieu Blazy works his magic on leather.
Watch the entire Bottega Veneta Spring/Summer 2024 runway show here.
Ruched, wrapped and draped ensemble by Andreadamo.
Leather vest paired with bikini bottom. Andreadamo.
Nude toned fabric was a color seen on many runways. Andreadamo.
Full leather trousers, vest and coordinated turtleneck. Andreadamo.
Sheer halter paired with knee pants. Andreadamo.
Watch the Spring/Summer 2024 Andreadamo runway show here.
Designer Maximilian Davis for luxury leather brand Ferragamo chose hunter green as the accent color for Spring/Summer 2024.
Fabulous leather belt highlights this simple bodycon mini. Ferragamo.
Brilliant turquoise V-neck dress Ferragamo.
Debonair double breasted suit by Ferragamo.
Bold graphics, Ferragamo.
Impeccably tailored open sleeve dress. Ferragamo.
Watch the entire Spring/Summer 2024 Ferragamo runway show here.
Exotic textiles, ethnic graphics, fantasy patterns, this is Etro.
Floral print blouse paired with the widest leg trousers see on the Milan runways. Etro.
Striking lavender ensemble. Etro.
Brilliant yellow was seen on a number of fashion week runways. Paired with a twisted halter top, the look is suitable for an island paradise. Etro.
Button down blouse paired with a sky blue mermaid skirt. Etro.
Downtown goes uptown in this joyful mix of patterns and colorways. Etro.
Extraordinary octopus blouse with sarong. Etro.
Designer Marco De Vincenzo is a master, crafting glorious separates to mix and never match. Etro.
Stunning, sweeping floral coat over leather mini. Etro.
Watch the entire Etro Spring/Summer 2024 runway show here.
