Presented at Milano Fashion Week, MRZ’s Fall Winter 2025–2026 collection explores a modular wardrobe philosophy—where technical finesse meets sartorial subtlety. Known for its knitwear innovation and minimalist language, the Italian label once again proves that simplicity, when precisely executed, can be deeply expressive.
At Milano Fashion Week, Ermanno Scervino unveiled a Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection that was a masterclass in refined contrasts—where meticulous craftsmanship met effortless sensuality. The atmosphere backstage set the tone: a seamstress, adjusting a garment with intuitive ease, became a living emblem of the house’s artisanal soul.
Unveiled at Milano Fashion Week FW25, the Fall Winter 2025–2026 collection by Maison Nencioni is a masterclass in contemporary elegance, where Italian craftsmanship meets sculptural modernity. Designed with quiet strength and graceful structure, the lookbook reveals a vision rooted in the brand’s signature architectural tailoring, subtly reimagined through softer silhouettes and tactile luxury.
Jorge Luis Salinas brought an intimate, tactile energy to Milan Fashion Week with his Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection, a poetic dialogue between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication. Set against a minimalist backdrop that allowed the artistry of each garment to take center stage, the collection unfolded as an ode to texture, movement, and quiet luxury.
Susan Fang's Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection, Air Memory, unfolded like a whispered dream, an ethereal fusion of personal history, cultural heritage, and technical mastery. Presented under the prestigious Supported by Dolce & Gabbana initiative, the show transformed the iconic house’s headquarters into a realm of weightless beauty, where garments appeared to float, suspended between reality and reverie.
AVAVAV once again shattered conventions at Milan Fashion Week with a Fall/Winter 2025-2026 presentation that blurred the lines between runway spectacle and raw artistic expression. Beneath a seemingly serene grass-covered runway lay an unsettling undercurrent, revealed as models emerged from grave-like openings in a chilling, theatrical display.
Francesco Bertolini’s second collection for Ports 1961 sharpened the brand’s aesthetic with a compelling interplay of precision tailoring and transformative design. The Fall Winter 2025-2026 lookbook revealed a vision that was both sharply defined and inherently fluid, where sculptural silhouettes met modular versatility.
Loro Piana’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection, presented within the refined ambiance of its Milan showroom, redefined equestrian heritage through the lens of quiet luxury. Drawing inspiration from English aristocracy, Argentine gauchos, and Australian drovers, the collection seamlessly blended sporting tradition with the maison’s signature sophistication, elevating classic riding attire into a new realm of understated opulence.
Fendi’s 100th-anniversary show was a spectacle worth the wait, unfolding within a runway designed to reflect the brand’s original atelier—where the Fendi family once hosted intimate social salons in the 1960s and ’70s. This milestone event seamlessly wove together past, present, and future, celebrating a century of craftsmanship, innovation, and legacy.
Vivetta Ponti leaned into her signature whimsy and surrealist trickery, crafting a collection where garments took on dual identities and playful illusions reigned supreme. Presented at Milan Fashion Week, the lineup blurred the lines between fashion and fantasy with trompe l’oeil details, animated silhouettes, and gravity-defying shapes.
HUI’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection was more than a fashion show—it was an immersive, poetic journey through heritage, craftsmanship, and the luminous thread that connects past and future. Staged in Milan, The Guardians of Light unfolded as a multi-sensory experience, where tradition and innovation entwined like the symbolic red thread woven throughout the presentation.
Set against the gilded grandeur of Milan’s Palazzo Litta, Twinset’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection unfolded like a rock-and-roll love letter to bohemian elegance. Drawing inspiration from the effortless cool of Marianne Faithfull and Anita Pallenberg, the collection channeled the raw energy of the '70s with a modern, romantic edge.
Fiorucci’s Fall Winter 2025-2026 collection was a love letter to the past, rewritten for the future. Under Francesca Murri’s creative vision, the show delivered a playful, pop-infused spectacle that honored the brand’s legendary DNA while fearlessly embracing reinvention.
For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Dolce & Gabbana rewrote the rules of the runway, transforming a Milanese street into a high-energy spectacle where urban grit met high fashion. Elevated above the city due to ongoing construction, the stage became an impromptu platform for a show that blurred the lines between insider exclusivity and real-world accessibility, captivating both the fashion elite and street-side spectators alike.
For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Simone Bellotti orchestrated a striking meditation on contrast, tension, and transformation. Set against the dramatic skyline of Milan from the 17th floor of Torre Velasca, the intimate show embodied a compelling dialogue between discipline and artistic liberation, pushing Bally further into the realm of modern luxury.
For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Elisabetta Franchi delivered a collection that radiated confidence, sensuality, and strength, reaffirming her commitment to celebrating the modern woman. The historic Palazzo Acerbi, a Baroque landmark in Milan known as “the devil’s house,” served as an evocative setting—a place steeped in defiant opulence, mirroring the fearless spirit of Franchi’s designs.
The Versace Fall Winter 2025-2026 show carried a charged energy, set against the backdrop of an industrial tram depot, where whispers of a potential acquisition heightened the moment’s significance. Donatella Versace, ever the master of blending heritage with reinvention, presented a collection that felt both like a powerful retrospective and a declaration of artistic independence.
For Fall/Winter 2025-2026, Maryling presents a collection that seamlessly blends refined sophistication with modern wearability, embodying effortless Italian elegance. Rooted in the brand’s signature approach to tailoring, this season’s lineup embraces fluid silhouettes, structured outerwear, and an interplay of textures that exude both warmth and luxury.
For Fall Winter 2025-2026, Max Mara reimagined its iconic coat-centric aesthetic through a poetic exploration of strength, sensuality, and quiet rebellion. Ian Griffiths, the brand’s creative director, looked to the fiercely independent women of the Bloomsbury Group—writers, artists, and intellectuals who defied convention in the early 20th century. Their spirit of defiance and artistic freedom informed a collection that balanced masculine tailoring with fluid, romantic elements, crafting a wardrobe for the modern intellectual with a rebellious streak.
