The first lady has sprinkled some American designers into her wardrobe, but her most worn brands, the Italian masters Dolce & Gabbana and the French behemoth Christian Dior.

The Dolce & Gabbana runway finished on the streets Saturday, letting the crowd of fashion fans gathered outside share the excitement of the normally closed and exclusive world of Milan Fashion Week.

Today, much of that sartorial fascination has shifted over to social media stars, but today at Milan Fashion Week, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana reminded us of the original influencers with their “cool girl”-inspired fall/winter 2025 show.

Dolce & Gabbana is rewriting the cool-girl narrative, resurrecting her as a vibrant force of individuality, as showcased in its F/W 25 show in Milan. The collection showed that coolness isn't about blending into the background—it’s about standing out,

The last day of Milan Fashion Week dawned Sunday with fanciful and joyous confections shown beneath an arch of iridescent flowers by emerging designer Susan Fang, whose latest collection was supported by Dolce & Gabbana.

Lady Kitty Spencer was effortlessly elegant as she attend Milan Fashion Week, with the mother-of-one sharing snaps from backstage at the shows.

Milan Fashion Week 2025 brought a confident mix of structured tailoring, rich textures and bold statements, highlighting Italy’s mastery of luxury

The Dolce & Gabbana runway finished on the streets, letting the crowd of fashion fans gathered outside share the excitement of a normally closed and exclusive world of Milan Fashion Week. (Mar. 2)