Milan Fashion Week women’s wear Spring/Summer 2027 is Tuesday, September 22 to Sunday, September 27 and we cannot wait! Prada is kicking things off a little earlier than usual (they usually show on Thursdays) and, as always, the last big show of the season will be Giorgio Armani on Sunday. Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo will make their debut at Moschino, having been brought in to replace Adrian Appiolaza earlier this year. Versace, meanwhile, is absent from the schedule for the second season in a row as new creative director Pieter Mulier only just stepped into his role at the head of the Prada-owned brand on July 1 and is taking things slow, choosing to make his runway debut next season, for Fall 2027.
Prada always sets the agenda one way or another and this season probably won’t be any different. They are also bound to have one of the best front rows of the entire week, so whether you love the alchemy of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons together or find their combined output dull and unfun and snobbish, at least there’s that.
2:00pm – Prada 3:00pm – Dhruv Kapoor 4:00pm – Diesel 5:00pm – J.Salinas 6:00pm – Venerdì Pomeriggio
Maria Grazia Chiuri’s sophomore collection (if you don’t count pre-Fall) will walk the runway today. Here’s hoping it’s got a bit more of that old Fendi razzle dazzle (i.e. color and fun) than the last one, which was wearable, but, honestly, a bit of a snooze. Same for Simone Bellotti’s Jil Sander, which was nice, but could stand to loosen up a little. Honestly, what we’re most excited about it Missoni. Alberto Caliri has done a great job since taking over women’s ready-to-wear and qwe have a feeling he’s really going to step into his own this season.
9:30am – Luisa Beccaria 10:30am – Jil Sander 11:30am – Daniela Gregis 12:30pm – Antonio Marras 2:00pm – Fendi 3:00pm – Vivetta 4:00pm – Missoni 5:00pm – MM6 Maison Margiela 6:00pm – Assegnato 7:00pm – Etro 8:00pm – Onitsuka Tiger
Fausto Puglisi’s work at Roberto Cavalli hasn’t felt as thrilling as one would hope, but who knows? Maybe he’ll pull out something great this time around! In the meantime, at least we know we can count on some elegant outerwear and beautifully tailored pants from Max Mara and we cannot wait to see what Meryll Rogge puts out for her sophomore collection at Marni; her debut last season was a stunner!
9:30am – Max Mara 10:30am – Genny 11:30am – Phan Dang Hoang 12:30pm – Anteprima 2:00pm – Marni 3:00pm – Francesco Murano 4:00pm – Alberta Ferretti 6:00pm – Roberto Cavalli 7:00pm – Florania 8:00pm – Emporio Armani
Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo will show their first collection for Moschino today, but don’t be surprised if whatever they do is overshadowed by Gucci, which is bound to incorporate some sort of viral, celebrity-heavy gimmick to dominate the day’s conversation.
9:30am – Tod’s 10:30am – Institution by Galib Gassanoff 11:30am – Sportmax 12: 30pm – Blumarine 2: 00pm – Gucci 3: 00pm – Simon Cracker 4: 00pm – Elisabetta Franchi 5: 00pm – Moschino 6: 00pm – Luisa Spagnoli 7: 00pm – The Attico
Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo (Dario Catellani)
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