MILAN STREET STYLE

MILAN STREET STYLE

Milan fashion week has officially come to a close and and this season I must say we were sought into a very hype worthy fashion affair. Drawing us into profound collections, freshly thatched trends, striking shows, and hot street style being showcased by Italy's finest street fashion gworls. Milan has always been known as one of the leading fashion capitals in the world if not #1. With that being said it's almost expected that Milan always succeeds during it's fashion week. This year, the city's street-style guys and gworls once again strutted the streets of Milan in 2023's most striking trends. These feature dramatic textures and oversized silhouettes. Maximal tailoring and vibrant patterns highlighted FW street style.

 

TRENDS

This season, show-goers portrayed a fresh perspective on modern Italian tailoring and fashion. The aesthetic is growing into sartorial elegance and edgy rawness. Contemporary Italian tailoring was paired with formal suiting. Many of the attendees paid homage to the classic, oversized, and leather blazers and jackets. It was a great lapel affair, with outerwear becoming the most prominent highlight amongst Milan street style. Many showed aesthetic support for Prada as well as  Diesel, paying homage. Some wore minimal, monochromatic pairings while others wore demin and chained accessories. A beautiful visual of this is the denim-on-denim chore jacket and jeans. Others strike hot with Diesel's aesthetically pleasing bags and Glenn Martens with its Gen Z-scantily clad designs. 

 

CLASSIC NEVER GOES OUT OF STYLE

The most common outerwear featured leather bombers, blazers, biker jackets, long overcoats, and textured puffer jackets. Layering took precedence when it came to finding a focal point for our gworl's outfits. There were bursts of color were seen from time to time with elaborate graphics on sweaters. However, neutral and earthy tones also proved to be strong contenders throughout the week along side the usual denim. Talking inspiration from the '80s and '90s, the most common trend included relaxed tailoring. This was for coats, trousers, and more. It appears that classic blazers and leather garments are some of the key items you need to have this season. You can find photos here in our latest IG post.

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