For the second time this year, the fashion industry has flocked to Italy for Milan Fashion Week. Over the last week, brands, designers and models have been showing off the newest collections for the spring and summer seasons in 2025.

If New York is fashion’s grittiest capital, London its most underground and Paris its most extravagant, Milan is the one that best mixes business with pleasure. You’ve got the swag of Versace, the wit of Moschino and the megawattage of Prada,

Milan designers have wrapped up six days of runway womenswear previews with a gala award ceremony at Milan’s famed Teatro alla Scala to honor innovations in sustainability

From Brioni and Blazé Milano to Kiton and Massimo Alba, here are seven takes on sartorial looks — one for every day of the week.

Blazy felt that his last show in February “was maybe more contemplative and looking at what was happening in the world” — so this season, he sought to uplift, by celebrating “the simple act of fashion that happens every day” and creating moments that “feel playful and bring joy”.

Milan Fashion Week drew to a close on Saturday after several days of shows. The message from designers this season? Chic style needn’t be boring.

Designers leaned into balletcore, non-spring essentials, and looked to create compelling moments during the Spring/Summer 2025 presentations.