Milan designers are challenging the notion that a collection should dictate how one dresses, offering instead individual looks that can elevate, transform or simply complement a wardrobe.

MILAN (Reuters) -Italian fashion house Prada played with distortion for its womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, presenting skirts suspended from belts, glasses with hugely oversized lenses and topless hats.

It’s peak Fashion Week season, and the street-style looks from our favorite celebrities and style mavens are being served hot. This week, all eyes are on Milan, where designer brands including Prada, Fendi, Roberto Cavalli, and MM6 Maison Margiela are showing their latest collections.

Ground control to Miuccia Prada: the Italian label’s latest collection has given a futuristic space age spin to traditional fashion. Prada’s spring/summer 2025 womenswear collection had a star-studded front row,

Carrie Mulligan, Sarah Paulson, and more turned out for Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons’s show. The early critical response to Prada’s Spring 2025 show, held today in Milan, is that it was the most unusual Prada show in some time—in a good way.

Italian fashion house Prada played with distortion for its womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday, presenting skirts suspended from belts, glasses with hugely oversized lenses and topless hats.

The next stop on the fashion calendar is Milan, home to some of the most storied houses in the industry. This season, the city isn’t wasting any time, kicking off the week with Fendi’s spring 2025 show,

Italian fashion brand Prada revealed a bizarre piece of headwear during the Milan Fashion Week. In their S/S 2025 collection they premiered this week, people were stunned when a models strutted along the cat walk with windscreen-esc hats.