Milan designers showcased a subdued color palette with neutrals and muted tones for the upcoming summer season, reflecting a mix of conservatism in challenging times and a shift towards creating versatile garments for everyday wear. Boss modernized its classic suiting with a more relaxed and deconstructed style, suitable for transitioning from day to night. Antonio Marras presented lively silhouettes inspired by the 1950s, a decade associated with fun and carefree fashion. Roberto Cavalli’s collection began with soft cotton dresses in white and ivory before evolving into vibrant hues.
The Roberto Cavalli show at Milan Fashion Week saw a nostalgic tribute to the late designer by featuring supermodels from the 1990s and 2000s, such as Eva Herzigova and Joan Smalls, strutting the runway in vintage gowns. Designer Fausto Puglisi honored Cavalli’s legacy by incorporating iconic designs from the archives and aiming to rejuvenate the brand for a younger audience. The collection ranged from seaside-inspired dresses to sleek gowns in bold colors and crystal embellishments.
Boss designer Marco Falcioni promoted work-life balance with a collection urging people to step out of the office and prioritize rest. The brand’s new designs included relaxed business suits with a deconstructed style, drawstring details, and layering options for comfort and functionality. The neutral color palette was accented by muted shades of green and blue, with versatile accessories like open bags and leather cases for a post-work relaxation vibe.
Antonio Marras’ runway show featured a tropical-themed collection celebrating vibrant destinations, inspired by the life of Italian actress Pier Angeli. The show exuded a cheerful atmosphere with swing dancers and upbeat music, showcasing feminine silhouettes with fringe details, full skirts, and exaggerated shoulders. For men, the collection included bold suits and casual Bermuda shorts in tropical prints, embracing a fun and carefree aesthetic amidst a muted color story. Beading and shimmering accents added a touch of hope to the collection.