Handpicked Summer/Spring Trends From Milan Fashion Week

Milan Fashion Week continues to be showcase varying hues of creativity, and the Spring/Summer 2025 collections did not disappoint. Designers presented a rich tapestry of trends that juxtaposed contrasting moods and redefined femininity. This season, the runways burst with abstract patterns, vivid colors, and playful nods to the ‘90s, all intertwined with bold avant-garde experimentation.

Mediterranean whites

One of the standout trends is the rise of skin-baring cutouts. Roberto Cavalli's Creative Director Fausto Puglisi opened the show with a stunning array of all-white designs, transitioning into striking pieces that featured signature cutouts, perfect for making a statement at any gathering.

Algorithmically driven design

Prada brought a captivating blend of nostalgia and innovation, channeling iconic ‘90s styles with suede jackets and golf hats, yet refreshing the aesthetic with modern elements like distressed leather and cowboy boots. This fusion of the past and future stands out as a hallmark for the upcoming season.

What's gone, What's to come

The corpcore trend also made waves, characterized by a neutral palette and flowing silhouettes. Armani excelled in this realm, combining relaxed fabrics with structured blazers and shirts, creating an effortless elegance that dominated the runway.

Amalgam of epochs, moods and techniques 

Fendi showcased sheer fabrics that celebrated femininity, with a collection filled with delicate sheer dresses, skirts, and tops, highlighting the allure of lingerie-inspired fashion.

Lastly, maximalism returned with a vengeance. The clean girl aesthetic has been replaced by a love for sequins, beaded fringes, and shimmering fabrics, as seen in collections from Gucci, Prada, and Fendi. This revival of extravagant style signals a bold new direction for street fashion.