From Prada to Versace, the Fall-Winter 2025 collections were a polarizing mix of creative consistency and rule-breaking liberation.

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Designers and fashion lovers showed off their best hats, gloves, food bags and more.

Darling details and tender textiles lined the runways, infusing designer collections with an empowering undercurrent and a subtle sense of feminine allure.

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The Milan tentpoles like Jil Sander, Diesel, Marni, Max Mara, Prada, and Versace will round out the schedule, making for one exciting week, despite the absences during this time, when many houses are between leadership.

Denim was artfully woven into Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collections presented at Milan Fashion Week. Some jeans were a blast from the past for millennials who grew up with low rises and flare fits in vogue.

By Vanessa Friedman Evocative flourishes were in abundance in and outside shows at Milan Fashion Week. By Simbarashe Cha And this was one for the ages. By Jacob Gallagher With Doechii ...

Evocative flourishes were in abundance in and outside shows at Milan Fashion Week. A smattering of the sunglasses, gloves and handbags seen at Milan Fashion Week.Credit... Supported by Photographs ...

Pat McGrath and Virginie Pinto Moreira defined some of Milan's most stunning beauty moments—and the importance of diversity in beauty.

From young bourgeois to understated elegance, designers' takes on party looks seen at presentations during Milan Fashion Week had different party animals covered.

Gucci sent a collection of furry coats, slim pencil skirts and slip dresses down the catwalk for its fall-winter show, a lineup of styles for women and men drawn up by its design studio as the Kering-owned Italian label awaits its next designer.