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Milan Fashion Week’s Fall/Winter 2026 runways embraced an even bolder naked-dress aesthetic, with designers like Gucci, Ferragamo, Cavalli, Moschino, and Blumarine featuring sheer silhouettes, bras as tops, and provocative, skin-revealing ensembles that signal a continued rise in daring, skin-baring looks across major labels.
At Milan Fashion Week, Demna's Gucci debut closed with Kate Moss in a glittering plunging gown that revealed a double-G branded thong, as the Primavera collection blended Gucci heritage with a lighter, more emotional vision and included see-now, buy-now pieces.
Demi Moore surprised at Gucci's Milan Fashion Week with a dramatic chin-length bob, her shortest hair in 28 years, after years of growing out waist-length locks; the look, crafted by Dimitris Giannetos, is pitched as a bold transformation to reveal her personality, and it remains to be seen whether this signals a lasting new style or a one-off for the show.
Demi Moore debuted a dramatic chin-length bob at Gucci's Milan Fashion Week, her shortest look in 28 years after years of growing waist-length hair; hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos calls the transformation edgy and effortless, and Moore has long resisted pressures that older women should cut their hair.
Demi Moore and Kate Moss stole the spotlight at Gucci's Milan Fashion Week show, Demna's first collection as Gucci's creative director. Moss closed the runway in a black sequined gown while Moore arrived with her dog Pilaf in an all-black look, joined by stars such as Emily Ratajkowski, Karlie Kloss and Kim Petras, signaling Gucci's new era after Demna's appointment.
Megan Thee Stallion made her Milan Fashion Week debut in a fully sheer black mesh dress by Roberto Cavalli at the Fall 2026 show, revealing a black thong with minimal accessories as she sat front row; the look featured subtle white accents on the dress and marked one of her most risqué outfits to date.
At Gucci’s fall 2026 show in Milan, Kate Moss closed the runway in a sequined, backless dress that flashed a bedazzled G-string—a wink to Tom Ford’s 1997 Gucci design and a nod to Demna’s revival of that era’s sensual Gucci vibe.
Demi Moore arrived at Gucci's Milan Fashion Week show in a head-to-toe black leather ensemble, unveiling a new blunt bob and accessorizing with a Gucci horsebit bag and oversized sunglasses while her dog Pilaf joined front row.
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan sat front row at Prada’s Milan show, dressed in head-to-toe Prada, amid chatter about a possible Meta collaboration on smart glasses; the moment circulated online and drew mixed reactions from fashion insiders.
Milan Fashion Week’s four days of menswear previews for Fall/Winter 2026-27 blended Olympic-inspired moments (Dsquared2’s ski-boot hybrids, Team USA vibes at Emporio Armani), Prada’s modular headwear and ultra-slim silhouettes, and Zegna’s wardrobe-building philosophy, with upcycling from Simon Cracker and a jewelry-forward approach at Dolce & Gabbana. The coverage highlights sustainability and longevity while also reigniting debates on diversity after an all-white Dolce & Gabbana cast, illustrating fashion’s push to balance beauty with social responsibility.
Hudson Williams made his catwalk debut opening the Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026-27 show in Milan, which featured a soundtrack built around an AI-reworked Carly Simon piece (billed as Running on the Water, a take on Let the River Run) credited to Kradex/Da Soul Orchestra, highlighting AI-influenced music as the fashion moment dovetails with a winter-sports theme ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Ralph Lauren closed Milan Fashion Week’s fall 2026 men’s show with a two-part lineup that blends Polo’s street-ready Americana with sophisticated Purple Label, signaling a revival driven by Gen Z’s love of Polo and preppy nostalgia. The collection featured oversized Polo Sport pieces, relaxed tailoring, and a festive “royal holiday” mood, underscoring RL’s renewed momentum amid a luxury downturn. Lauren wasn’t present, but industry insiders praised the brand’s momentum and the enduring appeal of the Ralph Lauren aesthetic.
Canadian actor Hudson Williams opened Dsquared2’s Milan Fashion Week show in a snowy, high-energy collection inspired by winter sports, pairing denim and leather with hockey-influenced pieces. Williams—gaining attention after Heated Rivalry and a Golden Globes appearance with Connor Storrie—marks his first major foray into high fashion since the HBO Max–Crave series, with the collection emphasizing protection and attitude as Canada roots are celebrated by the designers.
Hudson Williams, the actor-turned-style icon, walked his first men’s Fashion Week runway at Dsquared2 in Milan, opening in a denim jacket-bomber combo with his signature pout as the Winter Olympics–themed show drew attention; the brand’s livestream even crashed due to heavy traffic, underscoring Williams’s rapid rise in fashion circles with talk of a possible Milan stay or appearances in Paris/New York next season.
The final Giorgio Armani fashion show in Milan, held at the Pinacoteca di Brera, served as a tribute to the late designer, featuring models from his past shows and attended by celebrities like Cate Blanchett, Glenn Close, and Richard Gere. The collection, inspired by Northern Italy and Pantelleria, showcased classic and glittering designs, ending with a dress featuring Armani's face, and was followed by an exhibition honoring his legacy. The event marked the close of Milan Fashion Week and was attended by notable figures including Anna Wintour and film stars.