MILAN, ITALY. MARCH 2, 2015 – Milan Fashion Week F/W 2015 RTW Day 6 is running, here we bring you the best runways for you to enjoy and check at the new trends for Fall Winter in Ready-to-Wear.

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DSQUARED² F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Instead of doing their typical theatrical staging background, designers Dean and Dan Caten went minimal. Crafting a monolithic wall out of what appeared to be marble and inserting into it a stone staircase. The duo didn’t want to give anything away, not even via one of their traditionally playful show notes. Not that you ever really needed them, as each season’s theme was usually self-evident as soon as the first model hit the catwalk.

Accessory lovers will have a field day with all the tribal-embellished handbags, furry strappy heels and fur accent pieces.

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GIORGIO ARMANI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

The one thing that really had the audience buzzing at the Giorgio Armani show, which marked the end of Milan Fashion Week, was the pants. The designer came up with a trouser silhouette that looked original, odd and undeniably appealing.

He morphed a wrap front skirt into slim pants that were constructed so that the hem of the skirt grew out from the knees of the trousers to swathe the waistline. It was a silhouette that could hide a multitude of sins.

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TER ET BANTINE F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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MILA SCHON F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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MILAN, ITALY. MARCH 1, 2015 – Milan Fashion Week F/W 2015 RTW Day 5 is running, here we bring you the best runways for you to enjoy and check at the new trends for Fall Winter in Ready-to-Wear.

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MARNI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

This was a streamlined show that had a razor sharp precision to its execution. The effect was achieved by Castiglioni’s clever choice to use thick fabrics that she then placed, almost like paneling, over the models’ bodies.

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MASSIMO REBECCHI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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JOHN RICHMOND F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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LAURA BIAGIOTTI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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DOLCE & GABBANA F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Dolce & Gabbana Winter 2016 Womens Fashion Show was inspired by The Mother, the heart of the family.

The Designers had a very intimate and personal approach when creating this collection, because the image of the mother that inspired them, comes from their own memories as children and they explored it from an aesthetic point of view. The collection is very sensual, but at the same time iconic of the DNA of Dolce & Gabbana.

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MSGM F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

“The leather lace was made exclusively for us and it is interesting because it is a spirograph.  The whole collection is made in Italy — all our stuff is — from the sweatshirts to the embroidery,” Giorgetti told backstage, adding that patchwork was a fundamental aspect.

“There is intricate wool patchwork and patchwork of furs like astrakhan,” he added.

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SALVATORE FERRAGAMO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Ferragamo isn’t a brand bothered by trends. Massimiliano Giornetti, its creative director, has been steering in a classic but not conservative direction of late—call it minimal-ish—after earlier, glitzier collections.

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TRUSSARDI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

“I really felt the need to go to essentialism and purity,” she said backstage before her show today. “Let’s call it neo-minimalism, because of this cultural too-much that I am breathing at the moment. Too much information, too much stimulation.”

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AU JOUR LE JOUR F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

The Au Jour Le Jour woman is clearly growing up—or whatever playing the disco queen means. “It is a natural process,” said designers Mirko Fontana and Diego Marquez backstage. “As we are growing up ourselves, we want the collection to evolve. This season, for instance, we avoided our trademark overblown prints and went for a personal take on glamour.”

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MISSONI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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I’M ISOLA MARRAS F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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MILAN, ITALY. FEBRUARY 28, 2015 – Milan Fashion Week F/W 2015 RTW Day 4 is running, here we bring you the best runways for you to enjoy and check at the new trends for Fall Winter in Ready-to-Wear.

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BOTTEGA VENETA F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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VIVETTA F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Vivetta’s fall/winter woman seems to have a treasure chest of heirlooms at home that includes antique brocade textiles, evening gowns from the ’60s and surrealist artwork, all of which she has mixed-and-matched and altered to fit into her own eclectic taste.

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ERMANNO SCERVINO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Houndstooth print played protagonist at the Ermanno Scervino fall/winter women’s show in Milan. Deconstructed into hashtag-like stars onto mink and available in several different macro and micro sizes on the stage, the Tuscan designer played with the pattern’s casual sartorial spirit, downplaying an otherwise ultra-elegant array of ready-to-wear.

“I love playing with the identity of gender, never calling it into question,” Scervino said. “My woman is always feminine when she is wearing a masculine overcoat. It can be perfect to enhance her seductiveness.”

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ROBERTO CAVALLI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

The lighting at the Roberto Cavalli show on Saturday illuminated exactly the path the brand needs to walk if it wants the investment deal with the private equity firm Clessidra to go through.

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ANTONIO MARRAS F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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JIL SANDER F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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CIVIDINI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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GABRIELE COLANGELO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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AQUILANO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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EMILIO PUCCI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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MILAN, ITALY. FEBRUARY 27, 2015 – Milan Fashion Week F/W 2015 RTW Day 3 is running, here we bring you the best runways for you to enjoy and check at the new trends for Fall Winter in Ready-to-Wear.

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BLUMARINE F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

“We are taking the collection in an ever more chic direction which is always more elegant and more refined,” Anna Molinari told backstage, adding that fall/winter was full of couture elements — furs in a soft pastel color palette were like roomy sweaters, the lamé plissé skirts bore expansive trains, flowers stitched on to transparent silky bodices had a Murano-glass look and the magnetic metallic stitching of the evening gowns emphasized a sense of movement that was felt throughout the show.

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EMPORIO ARMANI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

It was a nice surprise to see the designer use his Emporio Armani collection to explore vibrant color blends and more voluptuous silhouettes.

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AGNONA F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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UMA WANG F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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KITON F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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SPORTMAX F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

The more effortlessly chic of the Max Mara orbit of brands, Sportmax unleashed an Italian “buttero” cowgirl-meets-Cherokee-maiden look of a collection for fall/winter 2015.

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GIAMBA F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

“Today you saw my energetic side, the funny one,” Valli told backstage where models were cheering his name and buyers and fashion decision-makers were clamoring for double air kisses.

“With Giamba, I feel happy because I can bring something fun and more personal and energetic and young,” Valli added.

“It is fun to have red carpet looks and do haute couture for Rihanna you know…This is also so refreshing. I love contrast,” Valli said.

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ETRO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

Veronica Etro looked inward for the inspiration for her fall/winter 2015 collection. No, she didn’t put her psyche on display. Rather, she turned to the world of interiors and textiles for the home, an area the brand has excelled in almost since its start in 1968, to create a show that was appealing and inviting.

“I call it maximalism in control,” said Etro backstage before the show. “It is very rigorous and severe in its shapes, very clean. But at the same time it’s very eclectic and eccentric,” explained the designer.

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ICEBERG F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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MARCO DE VINCENZO F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

“There is a sense of reality to this collection,” said designer Marco de Vincenzo. “Everything needs to be wearable without losing their sense of specialness.”

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TOD’S F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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PHILOSOPHY DI LORENZO SERAFINI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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KRISTINA TI F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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AIGNER F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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VERSACE F/W 2015 MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW

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