Streetfashion Milan Fashion Week FW2019 Day 04

Milan Fashion Week is off to a radiant start. Our team is in the Italian capital of fashion to shoot the shows and the best dressed show goers. See who were there and what they were wearing in our brand new streetwear Milan (day 4) gallery below.

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Streetfashion Milan Fashion Week FW2019 Day 03

Milan Fashion Week is off to a radiant start. Our team is in the Italian capital of fashion to shoot the shows and the best dressed show goers. See who were there and what they were wearing in our brand new streetwear Milan (day 3) gallery below.

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Roberto Cavalli Catwalk Fashion Show Milan FW2019

They were meant to resemble animal prints, yet the show’s opening look (and many more to come) looked more like a kaleidoscopic pattern. Paul Surridge alternated those printed looks with bold colored pieces like a structured yellow dress, a turquoise colored suit (menswear) and a deep pink pleated skirt. Pants were high waisted, skirts and dresses had a midi length. And the prints slowly turned from bright colored and kaleidoscopic to earthy toned and sequined. As far as the menswear part of the collection was concerned things were smooth and perfectly tailored. On the womenswear part the collection lacked a bit of Cavalli’s seductive signature. The looks didn’t necessarily breath the Cavalli sex appeal (although Bella looked stunning in a body tight all black look, yet his could have been a look from any given designer). Surridge has been with the label for almost two years now, yet we’re not sure what direction he’s going with Cavalli just yet.  

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Versace Catwalk Fashion Show Milan FW2019

There was something very fresh about the fw2019 Versace collection. As this was mostly because the models had a different kind of sexiness about them. Their hair carelessly and messy in their faces, their make-up neutral, their outfits a cool and interesting bunch of layered looks. Coats and jackets (with quilted sleeves and fur collars) were rather boxy, dresses were body hugging and worn with harnesses on top of them. Short skirts came in satin, lace, croc and tweed. Donatella even introduced croc leather with a lace lining as a solid dress-up option. Safety pins, brooches, multiple rings, hair clips, chokers, chunky bracelets and encrusted sunnies (even beanies and socks had metallic embellishments) gave every look an extra special touch. And with a color palette ranging from yellow and green to bright pink and baby blue this was grunge done in the happiest way possible. The finale of all black dresses sported by Donatella’s amazon models (Gigi, Vittoria, Irina) brought the real Versace feeling to the collection. But we must say we liked that renewed, layered, sexy without trying too hard-look, that occured during the biggest part of the show, for the Versace girl.

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Prada Catwalk Fashion Show Milan FW2019

Bleached brow and Wednesday Adams braids determined Prada’s beauty look for the follow up collection of the menswear show we witnessed only five week ago. Clothes were dark, moody, romantic, slightly utilitarian (hence the many xl pockets) not to mention monstrous (Frankenstein’s face was a literal print on a dress worn by Cara Delevigne). The romance was in all the details. Coats and dresses had the loveliest floral prints as delicate lace popped up throughout the whole show. A firm contrast to all the army green looks and the numerous pockets. Boots were as chunky as can be (a trend this Milan fashion week), bags had (Muppet) fur accents. Lots to love, lots to make you shiver. A bad romance altogether.

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Streetfashion Milan Fashion Week FW2019 Day 02

Milan Fashion Week is off to a radiant start. Our team is in the Italian capital of fashion to shoot the shows and the best dressed show goers. See who were there and what they were wearing in our brand new streetwear Milan (day 2) gallery below.

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Max Mara Catwalk Fashion Show Milan FW2019

No camel coat as the opening Max Mara look this season. But a trio of turquoise (Bente Oort opened the show), blue and yellow woolen coats (on coats) in stead. After that the (new) neutrals (that are such a huge trend right now, especially on Insta) kicked in. Starting off with Kaia Gerber in a head to toe beige colored look. The four looks that followed all had the same color palette (ton sur ton deluxe!). On came the camel fits with croc leather details (belt bags and boots). All very roomy and elegant. A multi pocket pinafore dress sported by Hiandra Martinez added to the utility side of the collection. Multiple pockets and chest bags added to that effect. Tweed coats, tiger printed fur tops, a pinstripe skirt suit, short croc skirts, cloaks, capes and high collared tops made sure the Max Mara women has some options next season. Yet the most powerful pieces of the collection simply were those feminine, easy going and effortless pants and overcoats. It’s always nice to have some options and we appreciate the colored initiative but if the Max Mara dresscode of beige and camel colored classics aint broke (yet) don’t fix it.

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Streetfashion Milan Fashion Week FW2019 Day 01

Milan Fashion Week is off to a radiant start. Our team is in the Italian capital of fashion to shoot the shows and the best dressed show goers. See who were there and what they were wearing in our brand new streetwear Milan (day 1) gallery below.

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Versace Menswear Fashion Show Milan FW2019

The Michael Kors Holdings Limited might have taken over, that doesn’t mean anything’s going to chance. Donatella Versace made that clear in her interview with the Financial Times. Yet she didn’t want to elaborate any further. Tonight’s collection proved Versace was still very Versace. Male models as well as hit-girls/today’s supermodels Adut Akech, Kaia Gerber, Bella Hadid, Emily Ratajkowski walked the show. It started off with a bondage theme (harness printed on T-shirt and vests) in mostly red and black, safety pins were a nice little extra (iconic Versace). Then the collection got more playful and sporty. With striped prints, leopard prints and neon (pink and yellow) collored pieces. Versace logo’s here and there. Sportswear shorts and black suit jackets looked hot on the guys as lace detailed slip dressed made the girls look Ver(sace)y sexy!

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Dsquared2 Menswear Fashion Show Milan FW2019

Steep, Nirvana and Opulence were the key words to Dsquared2’s FW2019 collection as it touched themes such as wintersport, grunge and psychedelic influences. Even though Dean and Dan don’t usually hold back on their collections they now went (even more) all out. Guys rocked tank tops, fur vests, metallic coats, leather pants and asymmetrical earrings. Girls sported skimpy shorts, shearling coats, disco dresses and chokers. Prints were as extravagant as can be with tie dye effects and psychedelic patterns. If there’s a Dsquared motto to life (dress) by next year it’s Don’t hold back or All out as you will.

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