Fashionista's 19 Favorite Fall 2024 Collections From Milan Fashion Week
Another Milan Fashion Week has come and gone, but before we turn our attention to the final round of Fall 2024 fashion month in Paris, we're taking a look back at standout collections from the Italian fashion capital.
Adrian Appiolaza's debut collection for Moschino was a parade of playful but wearable garments. Sabato de Sarno's sophomore outing at Gucci was an exercise in restraint. Bottega Veneta's Matthieu Blazy, meanwhile, continues to show an exceptional knack for details.
Click through the galleries below to see all of Fashionista's favorite Fall 2024 collections from Milan Fashion Week.
Bally
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Bottega Veneta
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Calcaterra
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Del Core
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Diesel
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Etro
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Ferragamo
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Giada
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Gucci
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Jil Sander
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Marco Rambaldi
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Max Mara
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Moschino
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N.21
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Onitsuka Tiger
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Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini
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Prada
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Tod's
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Vivetta
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