Salvatore Ferragamo Fall Winter 2015: Milan Fashion Week

Asymmetrical lines, colour blocking, graphic prints, including geometric patterns were the elements of this collection. Massimiliano Giornetti offered an array of knit wears, turtleneck pieces, pleated leather dresses, fur coat with geometric patches and oversized capes, including knit ones in varying length.

Milan Fashion Week 2015 :Womenswear: Graphics,Digital,Polkas,Sixties & More

Here are some of the notable highlights and trends from the Milan Fashion Week 2015. Watch this space for detailed show reviews.

Gucci Fall Winter 2015: Is this a game changing collection for the ailing brand ? Milan Fashion Week: Womenswear

First and foremost, the old Gucci girl is no more. The collection clearly indicates Gucci’s shift in direction from its former creative directors, Frida Gianini’s usual urban and sleek signature sophistication and Tom Ford’s hyper refined sexiness. Alessandro Michele, the new creative director of the Italian fashion house, took a complete break from the past and designed a collection inspired from the romanticism of the streets, which had a soft and relaxed feel to it, which in itself conveyed a message of bringing in a state of freedom. Eccentric at times, the new Gucci girl loves her vintage pieces, geek chic rimmed glasses, berets and fur lined horse-bit loafers, minus any pretentious sophistication.