Milan Fashion Week is not just the subdued precursor to Paris Fashion Week but also an electrifying display of emerging talents within prestigious fashion houses and the showcase that sets key trends. Notable designers like Maximilian Davis at Ferragamo, Matthieu Blazy at Bottega Veneta, and Sabato De Sarno at Gucci have injected new energy, bringing even more excitement to fashion month.
Prada, particularly with the dynamic collaboration between Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, continues to stand as a cornerstone. Even overlooked houses such as Bally, now led by Simone Belloti, have ignited excitement on the runway.
While traditionally recognized for featuring the finest accessories in the fashion month, Milan Fashion Week has also played a significant role in shaping seasonal apparel trends. From two dominant colors to attire reminiscent of Diesel’s resilient spring collection, here are six key trends from the Milan Fashion Week runways set to sizzle in Fall 2024.
Here are six key trends spotted on the Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024 runway…
#1. Mossy greens
Italian fashion labels showcased a connection with nature through their Fall 2024 collections, emphasizing green tones. Unlike New York’s prevalence of chartreuse, Milan opts for earthy moss shades, ranging from deeper tones at MM6 Maison Margiela, Giada, and Loro Piana, to lighter hues at Gucci, Alberta Ferretti, and Bally.
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#2. Sweaters halfway
The synergy of knitwear and fall collections took an unexpected turn in Milan. Sweaters at Etro, Del Core, Sportmax, and Giada appear interrupted mid-knit, featuring extreme, abrupt crops or a spliced-in-half look. The focus shifts from warmth retention to making sweaters a standout element in one’s ensemble.
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#3. White fuzzies
The comforting essence of autumn is embodied in white fuzzy textures, both knitted and furry, gracing the runways during the Fall 2024 debuts from Jil Sander, MSGM, Marni, and others.
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#4. Bra cup dresses
A trend making a return is visible, accented bra cups on dresses, a departure from the sheer, boning-outlined styles seen previously. Milan Fashion Week runways, particularly those of Ermanno Scervino, Gucci, and Sportmax, hint at the resurgence of this daring fashion statement.
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#5. Butter yellows
Yellow, not commonly associated with Fall, took center stage in Milan. Designers embraced this typically spring pastel shade, making dressing akin to a “stick of butter” a seamless affair.
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#6. Clothes in distress
Echoing the wear and tear of the third week of fashion month, select looks in the Fall 2024 collections portray a gradual unraveling. From errant threads to more artful dégradés, the runways, notably led by Glenn Martens at Diesel, showcased a unique take on distressed aesthetics.
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