MILAN FASHION WEEK RTW S/S HIGHLIGHTS PART 4

The final days of Milan and some killer shows coming from the Italian Capital. "Bohemian oasis" Di Lorenzo with caftans and high-waisted trousers. Read about my highlights from the closing days in Milan. See you In Paris...

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ERMANNO SCERVINO 

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Ermanno Scervino had a wide-ranging spring collection ranging from puffer jackets to eye-catching gowns. Romantic white mini-dresses, ruffled and worn with tan thigh-high boots, these dresses highlighting the delicate lacework that is the houses trademark. Tailoring was concise and trouser suits were in coral and cobalt, shirting was crisp and striped.

PHILOSOPHY DI LORENZO SERAFINI 

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Lorenzo Serafini described the collection as a “bohemian oasis” and the first looking fitted that criteria perfectly, a crispy poplin play suit with dramatic sleeves cinched at the waist with a belt. Eye catching striped with a ruffled neckline, in black with sequins in white poplin. Sheer polka-dot dresses white caftans and high-waisted cotton trousers also macrame-panelled jumpsuits were some of the key silhouettes featured in the collection and all running under the bohemian theme.

SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

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Salvatore Ferragamo focused on bringing a revival to old-fashioned shoes, woven flat boots and clog looking sandals, heels were low with wrap around ankle straps, the motto being with the clunkier the better. For clothing the palette was dusty neutrals and the woven linen fabric as well as leather made into dresses, skirts Bermuda shorts.

MISSONI 

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Missoni celebrated sixty-five years in the fashion game and kept its quality of consistency with a fabulous collection filled with heritage but a sense of newness.

collection had textures of tunics, flares and long slim dresses and the palette ranged from neutrals to delicate pinks. Capes with fuzzy slippers, scarves and turbans were on the casual side.

MARNI 

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The collection captured the vitality of work in-process and it was a exhibition of clothes and accessories that artistic women would want. Side-draped skirts, leather corsetry and coats with dabs of paint and painted with flowers.

GIORGIO ARMANI 

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Giorgio Armani for the last day of Milan brought a soothing collection even if the materials used were pinks and blue metallics.Silhouettes were kept simple with jackets over pants, sheer white shirt dresses but for evening wear, gloriously embroidered gowns as well as backless jumpsuits with a plunging neckline. Head-to-toe greys, sapphire and pinks lent a relaxed sportiness to red-carpet dresses. Luxe casual separates including lightweight parkas, trousers and zip jackets.

DOLCE & CABBANA 

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Dolce & Gabbana show was all about DNA so it fit into the mood that when you wear their clothing you became part of the DG family (the hash tag making its rounds on Instagram). Models spanning several generations including a dose of social media influencers all hand-picked to become brand ambassadors. Cameron Dallas shared the catwalk with his sisters as well as Instagram’s favourite models: Ashley Graham, Sara Sampaio, Stella Maxwell and Emily Ratajowski. Their clothing on the theme of Sicilian romance, widows, black seduction, embroidered florals and silk. Dramatic leopard print pieces, over sized florals and colour pieces completed with pom poms and fridge.