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Giorgio Armani staged a trio of stellar signature shows Sunday morning to close out Milan Fashion Week, and still found time to snipe at out-of-date fashion, and praise Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni – for toughness.

This weekend in Milan, one could catch up on everything from masterly Milanese accessories to uber quiet luxury, to young foreign hopefuls. We did with Valextra, Loro Piana, and Salinas.

The second day of Milan Fashion Week for Fall/Winter 2024-25 concluded beautifully with the captivating shows of Tom Ford, the chic everyday fashion of Emporio Armani, and the sophisticated designs of MM6.

On the second day of the Milan runway shows for Fall/Winter 2024-25, designers had fun with fashion: Fiorucci and Sagaboi with their cheerful collections, while Calcaterra pushed minimalism to the max.

Creating clothes for “normal” women, keen to preserve their identity, femininity and power in their daily lives: this is the goal of Alberta Ferretti, who presented in Milan a collection celebrating the world of women.

It’s been a busy 24 hours for the house of Max Mara, which staged a collection of mellifluous mode inspired by Colette on Thursday morning. A day after Max & Co presented clothes with a soupcon of Courrèges.

Fendi staged the first major collection of the season in Milan’s fashion season Wednesday afternoon, and animal rights protestors managed to interrupt the show in the third look.