Milan Fashion Week showcases remarkable brand identities, particularly Versace, which remains true to its fashion DNA. The recent Versace autumn/winter 2025 show highlighted influences from the 1980s, featuring baroque prints, skin-tight tailoring, and vibrant colors that appeal to both nostalgic Millennials and contemporary Gen Z. The collection illustrated how iconic trends are reinvigorated, showcasing the brand's ability to mine its archives for inspiration and innovate with their rich heritage of craftsmanship and distinct style.
Possessed by the irreverent spirit of the House, archival memories-silhouettes, prints, materials-are cut up and repurposed into innovative manifestations. This reflects the brand's deep-rooted identity.
Last night's Versace show was about as Versace as they come. We're talking baroque prints, animalier, velvet, chainmail, dramatic outerwear, skin-tight tailoring and more.
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