The collection felt looser but not oversized, just relaxed, like clothes that are meant to be worn often but could also stop someone in their tracks
Since its launch in 1979, the Italian label's signature footwear line has remained a sartorial favorite among the stylish crowd.
Titled “Shape of Light,” Brunello Cucinelli Men's Spring 2026 collection is for elite men who express freedom through their style—refined, never extravagant.
Emporio Armani’s SS26 menswear show blends North African influences, soft tailoring, and earthy tones in a relaxed collection titled Origins.
The collection subverts traditional notions of masculinity while showing that the humble pajamas can be posh and stylish, too.
Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons shift the tone at Milan Fashion Week.
Known for being bold and quirky, Moschino is not just for show—it's fashion for change.
Gucci is in transition, but this collection didn’t feel like a brand searching for direction. It felt steady.
Tod's presents a collection where tradition meets discreet luxury and functionality — emblems of the Italian lifestyle.
Dubbed “Piece of Sheet,” the collection is a reflection of how the brand's wit and creativity can turn the ordinary into extraordinary.
Sabato De Sarno reinvents Gucci’s style with his spring-summer 2025 collection, bringing a fresh take on casual grandeur and retro glam to Milan Fashion Week's runway.
Versace’s spring-summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week brings a joyful mix of '90s-inspired prints, soft pastels, and bold, playful designs.
