The Biggest News From Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week began with Gucci and ended with Giorgio Armani. What happened in between those disco belles and suited ladies? Quite a lot. There were Dolce Gabbana’s princesses, Marni’s artists, Bottega Veneta’s power-suited dames, and Prada’s world travelers. While you catch up on those—and all of Vogue.com’s runway reviews—find the biggest news of the week here, served in bite-sized portions.
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Photographed by Kevin Tachman1/9Petra Collins’s Runway Debut
At Gucci, photographer Petra Collins took her first turn on a runway. Wearing a brocade suit and sky-high platforms, Collins told Vogue of her look, “It’s floral, baroque, something that Bowie would wear as Ziggy Stardust.”
Photo: Courtesy of Sansovino 62/9Stefano Pilati Turns Stylist
Stefano Pilati and Stephen Galloway make quite the team. The duo came together for Edward Buchanan s Sansovino 6 presentation, which Galloway choreographed and Pilati styled.
Photo: SGP Italia3/9Mario’s Party
Franca Sozzani and Abdul Aziz al Rabban hosted a party to celebrate Mario Testino’s latest project, “An Issue.” The fete drew Anna Wintour and Suzy Menkes, and was capped off with a performance by Rita Ora.
Photographed by Kevin Tachman4/9Chandeliers Are Swinging
Light fixtures are really having a moment in Milan. At Moschino, Jeremy Scott outfitted Sanne Vloet in a full-body chandelier, while Dolce Gabbana used the motif on a velvet dress and as heels on Mary Jane pumps.
Photo: Courtesy of Attico5/9Dress Up!
Who better to design a line of luxe eveningwear than two women with unforgettable street style? Giorgia Tordini and Gilda Ambrosio’s new line, Attico, mixes the duo’s cooler-than-thou taste with a boudoir-ish sensibility.