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Milan Fashion Week SS26 brought a wave of reinvention, combining bold colour, texture, and wearable fashion in surprising ways. Let's take a look at what all happened in this year's Milan Fashion Week. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Chartreuse Pop in Accessories: Ferragamo stunned with chartreuse bags and shoes used as accents against 1920s-inspired ensembles. The contrast added vibrancy to sheer chiffons and silken knits. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Colour, Craft & Reinvention: This edition served as a “battleground for reinvention,” with many designers shifting toward more wearable, reality-anchored looks while honouring craftsmanship, texture layering, and colour juxtapositions. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Bold Street Style Prints and Suede: The streets of Milan echoed the runway with chocolate suede outerwear, pinstripe skirts, animal print, and exaggerated shoulder pads, mixing revival energy with sophisticated edge. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Little Black Dress, Reconstructed: Prada reframed the LBD as a statement of liberation, opting for loose construction, raw seams, and adjustable waists that defy the tightly cinched silhouette. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Farewell to a Legend: Armani’s Final Show: This Milan marked Giorgio Armani’s last collection, staged at Pinacoteca di Brera. The show, rich in emotion and legacy, underscored how fashion can blend tribute and evolution. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
Peplums & Structured Silhouettes: Peplum waists, sculptured tailoring, and flared shapes brought structure and femininity to the forefront. These designs offered an elevated, architectural flair to classic outfits, redefining traditional silhouettes. (Source: Photo by The New York Times )
