With Paris Fashion Week now well underway, we're taking a look back on what we have learned from Milan and the key trends to be looking out for come Spring Summer 2017.
From floaty boho layers to 80s style power dressing. These are the top trends and style tips to look forward to come 2017.
Milan Fashion Week always offers up a different kind of style. With a whole lot more glamour, bold style and bags of attitude going on. Away from the catwalks of SS16, the streets of Milan are full of chic looks, that show you how to do day-to-day fashion in full on style.
Following on from our selection of the best
NYFW and
LFW street style looks, now it's time to look back on the best from Milan so far.
Alexander McQueen
Moving on from
runways of NYFW, last week saw us jump into the world of London Fashion Week. And it didn't disappoint. From McQueen's floaty lace layers, to Erderm's clashing sheer textures, to Simone Rocha's grunged up sheer silhouettes. Take a look over our highlights of what is to come this Autumn Winter 2016 season.
Another fashion week has been ticked off the calender, with Milan giving us a romantic insight into the trends of Autumn Winter 2015.
For expert use of lace in gothic yet feminine ways, we can always look to the designers of Milan. This MFW didn't disappoint. Black lace dominateed the catwalks, a feature in many designers collections. As with LFW, high collar shirt dresses in both midi and mini length were everywhere.
The glamour of Italian design houses was evident as ever with regal golden trims. But this season we also saw more floaty white sheer numbers full of romantic layers. Drawing on the 70s boho vibes favoured by many designers this season and showing how you can expect to transition your crisp white Summer pieces into the colder months of Autumn too.
Alberta Ferretti
Dolce and Gabbana
Emilio Pucci
Gucci
Francesco Scognamiglio | Francesco Scognamiglio | Ermanno Scervino
Philosophy
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Turning our sights on Milan, take inspiration from the streetstyle snaps from MFW for you weekend looks.
Midi length skirts, leather jackets and chunky layered knits have been top of the street style so far at Milan Fashion Week.
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Milan Fashion Week is the base for many of the biggest and most established fashion houses around the world, with Gucci, Prada, Armani and Dolce and Gabbana calling the streets of MFW home. It was Dolce and Gabbana who delivered one of the most talked about show finales of the week, a parade of sleek models wearing crisp white blouses off set with spanish matador inspired and D&G style embellished red shorts. Led of course, by model of the moment Kendall Jenner.
Dolce and Gabbana stuck with their signature palette of black, white and red teamed with lots of regal golden embellishments. They also stuck with their familiar lace and sheer fabrics that they command so well, this time causing some serious sock envy to with their delicate lace offerings.
Dolce and Gabbana | MFW | Spring Summer 2015
Alberta Ferretti brought bohemian prettiness with a touch of Pocahontas thrown in the mix. Full of romantic lace dresses with suede jackets over the top. Ferretti teamed his etherial dresses with lots of fringing - set to be a key trend for SS15.
Alberta Ferretti | MFW | Spring Summer 2015
Then came Roberto Cavalli, who had us longing for Summertime parties on yachts in the Mediterranean Sea. Here we saw edgy black and white dresses with hints of denim (a fabric that seemed to be a compulsory feature for all designers this season). Flat footwear ruled the catwalk once more, with flatform sandals not going anywhere for SS15.
Roberto Cavalli | MFW | Spring Summer 2015
For now, we're loving Paris Fashion Week which is proving itself to be even more innovative that we have come to expect both with it's trends and its immersive catwalk shows.
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Images sourced: vogue.co.uk
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