Last but not least. This is a sneak peak of what Milan has brought us for Spring - Summer 2014. Some of my favs runways and designers!
Every fashion week of the most important cities in fashion has offered us a complete different runway shows with stunning looks. Milan, of course, has reunited the best of the best. I personally adore this one, very colorful, maintaining next season trends. Versatile!
My top and fav designer, Roberto Cavalli has still amazed me with his SS collection. Organized by colours, presented an impeccable runway. Pink, light blue, black and white, grey has giving life to the season. Animal print is his signature so we cannot missed this new snake printed fabrics. A lot of details with sparkles, chiffon, moto girlie jacket. An air of bohemian look.
Jil sander, with a black and white runway, love the crop trend, capri pants and a little oversized style. Minimalist. A total white look, the huge sleeves for dresses balanced with high waist belts. Gives a little colour with abstract printed colorful outfits. Completely glam!
MSGM, edgy, colorful with new proffers for next season! Totally wearable. Orange, yellow and light blue are the ones that shine together. Chiffon blouses with overimposed dresses. Bold skirts, crop trend that will keep fitting our closets. Absolutely agree with matching stripes with flowers garments. Boho chic style with maxi dresses. Nailed it!!!
ETRO, different textures, chiffon printed colorful garments, paisley print which gives an ethnic vibe, a must for next season! Total boho. Handmade crochet tops, retro and feminine. This was an absolutely stunning runway. The pocket detail on the dresses gives personality and comfort.
What I enjoyed the most of this Milan fashion week was that I saw a lot of fresh trends, very comfy, remain the feminine side of fashion. Bohemian looks were prevailing on most designers. Love it completely. Milan still shows us why is the capital of fashion.
" Everything in Milan feels a little hyperbolic these days, or more than usual."- Cathy Horyn - New York times review