VEIGA Milano F/W 26/27 – Time as a Luxury
August 1, 2026
VEIGA Milano, an Italian leatherwear brand, presents a collection for the Autumn/Winter 2026/27 season
VEIGA Milano, an Italian leatherwear brand, presents a collection for the Autumn/Winter 2026/27 season
The collection draws inspiration from the iconic imagery of Steven Meisel, reinterpreting the visual language of that era with an eye toward today’s woman
‘What’s the Colour of My Voice?’ is a surrealist dream grounded in a strange semblance of normalcy
“I can’t deal with summer, and this story gives a nod to those who feel the same way.”
During the Fall Winter 2026-27 Fashion Week in Milan, Shivin Singh, the Creative Director of Absent Findings, shows desings inspiried by the surrealist, avant-garde visual worlds pf Salvador Dalí and David Lynch.
Bruce Costa fashion photographer interview at Milan Fashion Week AW 25/26
Vivetta Ponti is a designer with a distinct flair. Her clothing are full of fantasy, frequently exaggerated and bordering on conceptual art, but they are also captivating enough to keep everyone interested.
Milan Fashion Week is more than just exclusive displays by the biggest fashion houses; it also provides an opportunity for smaller brands to make their mark on the global stage
Anna Molinari and Gianpaolo Tarabini launched Blumarine, a luxury Italian brand, in 1977. The brand’s name was inspired by their love of blue and the water that surrounds the island of Capri
Genny’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, unveiled at Milan Fashion Week, was a powerful tribute to women’s strength, grace, and perseverance
Antonio Marras, the renowned Italian fashion designer and creative director of Calzedonia, has once again demonstrated that fashion is more than simply garments; it is also about history, emotions, and art. His most recent collection for the fall 2025 season is a trip back in time to the nineteenth century, inspired by the previously unknown melodrama “La Bella di Alghero”.
Philipp Plein, the award-winning German fashion designer, has once again demonstrated that fashion is about more than simply garments
Fashion Week extends far beyond the runway – it spills onto the streets, where individuality and creativity take center stage. Beyond the official shows, the city becomes a living fashion exhibition, with influencers, editors, and industry leaders effortlessly turning sidewalks into their own runway.
Antonio Marras’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week was a captivating blend of emotion, theatricality, and Sardinian heritage.Marras drew inspiration from the 1892 opera “La Bella d’Alghero”, a forgotten melodrama performed only once in Pesaro, Italy.
Fall-Winter 2025/2026 is a seamless blend of Persian heritage and contemporary Italian craftsmanship. Designed for the modern, conscious wearer, this collection reimagines urban silhouettes with intricate oriental
details, celebrating tradition through an eco-responsible lens.
Interview with Andrés Caballero Macuil, fashion designer based in Milan, during his presentation at Milan Fashion Week SS23
On the catwalk, the models are barely a few minutes. What happens behind the scenes? Fashion shows are more theater than a simple presentation
Street fashion before the Dolce&Gabbana ruwnay shown at Milan Fashion Week 2022
Photos by Tomasz Bielka from Milano Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2022, September 2021
Photos by Tomasz Bielka from Milano Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2022, September 2021