Milan Fashion Week
The boundary-breaking fashion house opens its archive to a new generation of global creative forces.
“Gucci stands for being rooted in the desire to belong to a more glamorous world, and in the audacity to remake that world in your own image,” he said in the show notes.
The collection explores body autonomy, undergarments as outerwear, and fluid tailoring across gendered lines.
Creative director Simone Bellotti introduces off-kilter elegance and deliberate flaws to the Milan-based luxury label.
The house introduces shifting silhouettes, doll-inspired proportions, and a stacked Havaianas collaboration.
For his final Diesel runway, the show notes read, “The collection is the essence of Diesel: disruptive, sexy, fluid, fun. We are all in this together: let’s take a ride one more time.”
With runways overtaken by record-breaking heat, trends like aquatic blues, sun-kissed oranges, boxer shorts, and sheer shirting appear to be fashion’s answer to rising temperatures.
Relaxed silhouettes and cooling materials call for a coastal summer, as seen in linen trousers, breezy mesh knitwear, and lightweight tailoring.
Through a hazy yet romantic lens.
The runway presentation in Milan bridges traditional gentleman prep with rugged outdoor performance gear and artisanal textiles.
With white translucent ensembles offering a surprising contrast on the runway against a heavy dose of leather and denim.
Inspired by a trip to Gabon, designer Satoshi Kuwata brings artisanal fishing themes and “Japanese Square Knot” overlays to Milan Fashion Week.
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