Who Won the Day? Milan Men’s Fashion Week Spring 2025
Milan Men’s Fashion Week Day 2
Fendi is gearing up for their centenary anniversary next year. For this milestone Silvia Venturini Fendi, that has been leading menswear design since 1997, went into the archives and found a 1984 photo of the Italian national football team at the airport wearing crested blazers, trenchcoats and checks.
That inspiration lead to a chic youthful collection full of preppy references, a key trend emerging already here in Milan, including maderas prints and plaids that worked best when used along the Japanese boro technique as seen in this jean jacket with a distressed effect paired with flowy volume shorts and rep tie.
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Milan Men’s Fashion Week Day 3
Prada continues to dominate the conversation here in Milan. Always focusing in youth culture, the successful designer duo, Prada and Simons delivered a directional collection full of shrunken silhouettes, vibrant colors and tons of leather outerwear., get ready to wear leather come next Spring, by the way. The whole thing gave Miu Miu vibes and what’s not to love about that.
Some of the stand out looks included bright colored sweaters in crew neck or high v-neck bearing trompe-l’oeil polo collars in contrasting colors. A great example: this head turning bright yellow number paired with a grandad-friendly textured pant and bright blue tote bag
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Milan Men’s Fashion Week Day 4
One can’t have a fashion week without a good amount of fashion drama. This time around Alessandro Michele surprise release of his first Valentino collection the same day as the Gucci men’s show shifted the front row, and everyone else involved, into high gossip gear.
But when it came to the clothes, Gucci designer Sabato De Sarno delivered a trend right collection full of monochromatic ensembles, boxy utility jackets, double breasted blazers paired with micro shorts, endless amount of sequins and even fringe embellished polos. The opening look, a retro 60’s green leather long mac coat paired with micro black shorts and a pair of black Chelsea boots, encapsulated one of the key directional looks of the season and became the winner of the day.
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