Milan Fashion the week is successful in the eighties and the nineties, these days, especially by the runway shows of Versace, Salvatore Ferragamo and Giorgio Armani in the fall of 2018.
Although these fashionable accents have been implemented in very different settings, all fashion houses were overloaded MFW with an elegant wave of fashionable inspiration, models of Versace, Ferragamo and Giorgio Armani confirm some of the most legendary houses of the fashion industry infallible. Prepare yourself for Donatella Versace, who educates and surprises us, Ferragamo's acclaimed new debut, and Giorgio Armani's firm stance on fashion, company and coexistence!
Versace Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Donatella Versace is back on schedule with two clear visions. The first, which could end the hardest, is to bring every anglophone person to the label of the fashion house "[versaːtʃe]" with a final [e] and not with [i:] to provide (she has seriously spent a lot of time ) to educate people about it on their Instagram stories lately.)
The second major objective of Donatella Versace was to revive the glittering days of Versace when the Casa di Moda was on everyone's lips. Together with Versus Versace, the sister line of Versace, whose appeal is fresher and younger, we can say with certainty that Donatella has achieved her goals (at least the second).
A few hours ago at MFW, the Versace Fall 2018 collection was all about the glorious Eighties and Clueless Chords, nineties-inspired accents, with tweeds, mini-skirts, sensual lines, logos and leathery materials that dominate the scene. Interestingly, the color palette of the collection was primarily primary and split, which meant that Donatella Versace's third vision in the fall of 2018 was to help us create coherent outfits with at least one of the line-up ensembles.
Extremely versatile and overall perfect for everyday life - Versace's Fall 2018 articles would make everyone happy and ready to rule the day. Also pay attention to the collection's logoed scarves, as we're sure they'll come off the shelves within seconds (quick landing on Instagram).
Salvatore Ferragamo Fall / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
One of MFW's most anticipated debuts is finally here! Paul Andrew, the new creative director of Salvatore Ferragamo, has just presented a minimalist 21-piece fall collection in 2018 (it was a co-ed format), in which the structures, lines and color palette definitely do not disappoint.
Filled with rich materials like velvet, cozy structures and an overall urban-chic appeal that feels like a million dollars, Paul Andrew's Salvatore Ferragamo collection reveals its esthetically minimal legacy at MFW in fall 2018 and plays extremely interesting contrasts with quirky catwalk shows like Moschino's and Roberto Cavallis.
But that's not all!
Andrew, who launched his shoe line of the same name in 2012, is a master in making accessory articles both luxurious and utilitarian, and perfectly transformed this ability into an amazing Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2018 shoe line desirable, to say the least.
With a humble debut like this, we can not wait to see what he has in store for us and for future collections of the Ferragamo.
Giorgio Armani Autumn / Winter 2018-2019 RTW Collection
Polished, refined and straightforward, every Giorgio Armani collection is more than just a line of clothing. The Italian designer is always ready to prove how powerful fashion can be in our society.
His latest Giorgio Armani Fall Collection 2018, featured a few hours ago at MFW, affirmed this motive, which many already see as a clear opposition to Gucci's fall 2018 aesthetic and show.
Said to be "an ode to" coexistence versus exclusion "Giorgio Armani's autumn season visions are soigné and dreamy, even Armani's standard suits have been translated into their more ethereal and satinized version.
< p> At the same time, the entire collection The parts are constructed by a utilitarian lens made for the working women who are not ready to give up their style."I always have my work as one Responding to the time we live in because clothes affect attitudes and attitudes, "wrote Giorgio Armani on the notes of his catwalk show, and we can fairly assert that he is definitely living up to his words.
Photos via Vogue
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