Contributed by – Duhin Ganju
(DAY – 1)
From London we reallocate to Milan, opening day of the much coveted fashion week saw a rich array of bold pastels like yellow, off-white, deep red, cobalt blue, cerulean, lavender and black. Authentic fabrics like super soft leather and warm cashmere were used to craft figure-defining garments that radiated subtle feminism in every way possible. With only Next Generation’s designer presentations, it was creativity at its best as they portrayed a vivid “sport-chic” persona through their uber-cool collections. Luca Lin’scollection comprised of slouchy overcoats, richly line with fox fur and shearling.
A-line skirts were paired with textured jackets and asymmetric tops. Winged-tip collars were used to define graphic print shirts, as leather duffle bags became the perfect accessory trend. Allesandro Canti portrayed “modern minimalism” through his simple and straight-fit garments.
Slouchy knitted cardigans were paired with woolen wrap-up skirts and plunging dresses were worn under shearling-lined duffle coats.Deyse Cottini’s feminine garments and structured dresses were an absolute must-have. Translucent blouses were crafted from fine silk and matched with floral-printed pants.
Quilted puffers and vinyl leggings stood out from the crowd as each look was paired with glitzy silver pumps. Claudio Cutugno majorly played with black as he sent modls down the runway nude crepe dresses and patent leather jackets. A lot of feather was intricately used on off-shoulder floor-length gowns and sexy strapless numbers.
