Milan Fashion Week is and will always be home to the start of new trends. From the micro skirt to normcore done differently: discover the biggest trends Milan Fashion Week trends for fall 2022 below.
Cover photo: courtesy of Bottega Veneta
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Normcore done differently
Seen at: Prada, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Sportmax, Max Mara
Normcore gets a new meaning in 2022. Where it mainly focused on looking as normal as possible, designers interpreted the trend differently for this season. The apparently average outfits were more than just average; for example, Bottega Veneta’s first runway look, consisting of baggy jeans and a white tank top, was entirely made from leather. The same goes for Max Mara’s jumpers, who feature protective pads in their sleeves.
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini fall 2022 pays homage to diversity and uniqueness
Big bag energy
Seen at: Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Bottega Veneta
After seasons of micro bags, big bag energy is back. At Dolce and Gabanna, models walked the runway with huge purses, suited to carry all week’s necessities.
Shiny materials
Seen at: Sportmax, Dolce & Gabbana, Ferrari, Bottega Veneta, Fendi, Versace
The shinier, the better, must many creative directors have thought. After years of sweatpants and fleece, it was about time to find our sparkle back.
See-through
Seen at: Prada, Bottega Veneta, Sportmax, Max Mara, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Fendi, Versace, Tod’s, Gucci
The new porn-chic movement from the nineties has made a revival. At practically every show and collection, naked dresses, see-through skirts, and tops that covered barely anything took the protagonist role.
Glitter and glam
Seen at: Prada, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Max Mara, Tod’s, Gucci, Diesel
Partywear is the new black, except for the fact many designers opted for black as well. Almost every collection provided the perfect inspiration for your next (dinner) party.
Short hemlines
Seen at: Gucci, Diesel, Fendi, Versace, Ferrari, Dolce & Gabbana
Since Miu Miu’s spring/summer 2022 collection, the hemlines have been shortened. While the internet went wild when the show took off, it has quickly adopted this huge trend. And how could it be different, with the likes of Emily Ratajkowski and many others?
