Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 brought a dynamic mix of daring collections and innovative beauty statements. With a perfect blend of classic elegance and avant-garde experimentation, the runways were filled with unforgettable moments. In this feature, we’re spotlighting our favourite fashion highlights that made Milan Fashion Week this season!
Dolce & Gabbana
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Dolce & Gabbana’s collection showcased stunning evening dresses adorned with shimmering sequins and crystal embroidery, while structured jackets with crystal accents added a fresh, modern twist. Playful layering and technical prints brought a laid-back yet elevated vibe, effortlessly pairing with maxi dresses, soft lines, and cozy knitwear. Some of my favorite looks from Milan Fashion Week!
Versace
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Versace’s FW25 collection gives punk royalty vibes for the bold, rebellious queens. Donatella brings the brand’s timeless values of freedom and individuality with a fresh new twist. The iconic Versace Home furnishings are reimagined into high-fashion pieces, mixing classic elegance with a modern edge. The women’s collection is all about sculptural shapes, while the men’s pieces balance leather and silk for a perfect blend of strong and sensual.
JIL SANDER
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Jil Sander’s FW25 collection, presented just days before Lucie and Luke Meier’s exit, feels like a bright metaphor of love—a place where black transforms into light. Firstly, the collection beautifully plays with the tension between opposites, different textures, and delicate details, creating a perfect harmony. It really showcases the duo’s ability to balance contrasts with elegance, right until their final bow.
Fendi
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For Fendi’s centennial, Silvia Venturini delivered a collection that seamlessly blended heritage with modernity. The runway showcased stunning contrasts, like structured wool coats paired with soft lace and faux mink over satin slip dresses. Also, iconic accessories like the Baguette and Peekaboo were reimagined, while the Spy Bag made a bold return, nodding to the early 2000s. Models like Mona Tougaard, Irina Shayk, and Paloma Elsesser brought these looks to life perfectly.
Diesel
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Diesel’s FW25 collection, under Glenn Martens, was all about controlled chaos, where graffiti backgrounds highlighted a monochromatic tweed collection. This show blended heritage tailoring with Diesel’s signature irreverence, from lacquered wool suiting to distressed tweed and shredded denim. Sculptural leather outerwear and bold accessories like alien-inspired contact lenses pushed the collection into a dystopian future, showcasing their ability to blur the line between the refined and the raw. We can’t wait to see what he does next at Maison Margiela.
Blumarine
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Blumarine’s FW25 show, under David Koma, unfolded with nocturnal romance and an edgy duality. Irina Shayk opened in a tailored coat with shearling, and the collection balanced structure with fluidity, featuring crystal-thistle motifs and corsets that cinched delicate organza. Furthermore, metal accents contrasted with soft fabrics, but at its heart, Koma stayed true to Blumarine’s feminine and beautiful essence.
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