"The season was uncharacteristically buzzy, thanks to several hotly anticipated debuts: Demna for Gucci, Louise Trotter for Bottega Veneta, and Dario Vitale for Versace. And one of the main reasons the collections were so well-received - at least according to online consensus - was because they highlighted their ability to dress women and give them what they want, in terms of design details and showcasing their bodies in the best light."
"Another equally consequential way that MFW celebrated women's bodies and bodily autonomy was through a series of nip-baring ensembles. The Italian leg of fashion week has long highlighted women's contours. This season further calcifies the fact that for both contemporary and heritage brands, baring nips isn't just a trend; it's a way of life. Ferragamo was especially naked this season, while Moschino, which typically errs on the whimsical side, also uncharacteristically channeled the risqué ethos."
Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 placed women’s bodies front and center with bold, body-revealing design choices and notable creative debuts. Major shows from Demna at Gucci, Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta, and Dario Vitale at Versace helped energize the season. Numerous labels embraced nip-baring ensembles and sheer fabrics to showcase feminine contours and bodily autonomy. Ferragamo presented particularly revealing looks while Moschino adopted a surprisingly risqué tone. Brands such as Blumarine explored unique sheer dressing, and The Attico highlighted it-girl casting, including Amelia Gray Hamlin in a sheer brassiere paired with office-inspired tailoring.
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