Meanwhile, Italian fashion house Prada returned to the live runway for the first time since February 2020, when the creative partnership between Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons was announced. Menswear was more relaxed, with floral suits, sportier varsity jackets with mesh tops, or bright leather jackets paired with tight T-shirts and jeans.įront-row guests at the show included Milan’s own fashion influencer-turned-entrepreneur Chiara Ferragni and her husband, the singer Fedez, US influencer-turned-actress Addison Rae and actress Bella Thorne with her Italian beau, singer Benjamin Mascolo.
“This season (it) turns everything on its head, it is no longer fluid or dreamy, the scarf is provocative, sexy, wound tight.”
“The foulard is a fundamental component of Versace’s heritage and character,” Versace said in the show notes. Gigi Hadid walked the runway at the Versace show in Milan this weekend. Toward the end, the colors grew ever more bold until they burst into a vivid palette of pink, aquamarine, seafoam green, acid green and yellow. In between, she was joined by Naomi Campbell, brightly clad in a hot-pink suit and orange shirt, Gigi Hadid in a snug latex black dress with just a silky flash of turquoise and pink, and Madonna’s daughter Lourdes Leon Ciccone, in a metallic silvery dress.īlack suits and dresses with tiny flashes of color in pins and foulards that peeked from hemlines and slits formed the beginning of the show. Singer Dua Lipa opened the Versace show in an all-black look. The collection was strong on the fashion house’s identifying markers: Bright colors, safety pins and lusciously silky foulards.īritish singer and emerging fashion icon Dua Lipa opened the runway show in a skin-baring black suit held together with colored safety pins as her song “Physical” blasted through the venue and closed it in a liquidy fuchsia skirt and corset, The Associated Press reported. Sporty bomber jackets, intarsia sweaters and Medusa smiley-face scarves added even more eye candy.DUBAI/MILAN: Donatella Versace pumped energy into Milan Fashion week with a star-studded runway and guest list - with the likes of US-Palestinian model Gigi Hadid and British-Albanian pop superstar Dua Lipa hitting the catwalk in a number of sultry looks. Men’s suit jackets were also also pared down, in jacquards with contrasting pattern shirts and vests, and some with body-con trousers. The almighty Greca even showed up hidden in the mesh of slinky minidresses. Greca-patterned harnesses added another graphic interest, worn over a beautifully tailored black pantsuit and a black minidress with patterned turtleneck, black opaque tights and platform shoes. While many designers have been playing with more oversized silhouettes this season, Versace turned down the volume on women’s tailoring, showing round-shouldered tailored jackets, and A-line miniskirts over cropped pants, infusing the lineup with a zippy ’60s spirit. Rendered in camel and black, with “Versace” written discreetly between the lines, the Greca pattern made for a more subtle take on logo dressing, appearing as an allover motif on jacquard suits and vinyl raincoats knit turtleneck vest and flared leggings sets, and the lining of a great-looking black patent leather sheepskin jacket. There has been a lot of graphicism, particularly in knitwear, for fall, and in that sense, Versace’s theme was spot on.
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