Milan Fashion Week closes with maximalism back in focus
· Beauty & Fashion · Italy
Milan Fashion Week wrapped with several dominant themes, notably a return to maximalist dressing as quiet luxury fades. Gucci and Prada gave the week its talking points, and buyers from Harrods and Bloomingdale's weighed in on the season.
Why it matters:The shift away from quiet luxury affects how brands and retailers plan assortments, with Milan signaling a direction that could shape global luxury buying for coming seasons.
Key points
- Organizers and press described the week as extravagant and maximalist.
- Quiet luxury was seen as fading this season.
- Retail buyers from Harrods and Bloomingdale's assessed the collections.
Sources (original reporting)
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