Milan Fashion Week ss25
Designer Maximilian Davis referenced founder Salvatore Ferragamo’s intimate moments with dancer Katherine Dunham and custom ’80s ballerina shoes for Rudolf Nureyev.
The creative director settles into his role with his third collection, reevaluating his contemporary design language with cocooning silhouettes.
Adidas collaborations appear to be the most popular, alongside ASICS, Nike and more.
Witty designer Beate Karlsson challenged her models to break the 100-meter world record (spoiler alert: they walked, talked and vomited instead) while debuting a very real collaboration with adidas Originals.
One decade into business, designers Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina said, “10 years feel like 100, because over this decade we’ve traveled through time to the point of losing all sense of it.”
Offering mini hemlines, ultra-deep V-necks, and mesh tights for all.
Designer Sabato De Sarno championed the legacy Italian brand’s heritage through the eyes of its most-adored motifs.
Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons designed a collection that left all the algorithmic niches satisfied — aliens, cowgirls, daredevils, scholars and archivists included.
Clean white laundry hung from the ceiling at Milan Fashion Week, presenting a graphic-heavy collection packed with fun.
Reclaiming its founder’s ethos of deconstruction.
Stripping down the on-duty dress code, the line rids formalwear of its constrictive architecture in favor of lightweight alternatives.
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