No. 29–15 November 2026

The Edit

Cover story: Milan Fashion Week

Milan: The new bourgeois

The new creative directors at Gucci, Jil Sander, Marni, Fendi and Moschino began to take shape, and the focus was squarely on product. Demna staged Gucci inside a replica of its own store, Prada built a whole collection around the skirt, and Moschino's debut sent models walking through hundreds of everyday commuters.

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The week

Fashion news from the publications we follow, updated through the day. Each story opens at the source.

The fashion weeks

Six cities, one mood: clothes that feel human

New York, London, Milan and Paris, plus Tokyo and Copenhagen: the shows for next spring kept returning to undone layers, a moving waistline and a trench coat in every city. Here is what was new, how to wear it now, and where it costs least.

Milan

Milan Fashion Week, september 2026. Official site

The new creative directors at Gucci, Jil Sander, Marni, Fendi and Moschino began to take shape, and the focus was squarely on product. Demna staged Gucci inside a replica of its own store, Prada built a whole collection around the skirt, and Moschino's debut sent models walking through hundreds of everyday commuters. Meryll Rogge's second Marni made eccentric pattern and colour feel wearable.

The shows people talked about

Prada
A 63-look study of the skirt, including mischievous pencil shapes
Gucci
Bourgeois archetypes: polo, Prince of Wales checks, rugby jerseys
Marni
Commercial eccentricity in fabric, pattern and colour
The Attico
A slip-dress show staged on rows of rumpled beds

Reported from Style Arcade: Top trends from Milan Fashion Week SS27.

The new bourgeois

Crisp shirts, fine knits, polos, trenches and equestrian codes, loosened up and a little provocative.

Skirt season

Longer lines and slimmer shapes: the pencil and the column skirt replaced last season's volume.

Slip away

The slip dress turns more intimate and imperfect, and moves beyond occasionwear into everyday dressing.

Gatsby fringing

Fringe goes after-dark with beads and crystals for movement, seen at Roberto Cavalli, Giorgio Armani and The Attico.

Style of the Week

Ten looks from FASHION DEALS members, chosen by our editors, each with a note on why it works and pieces like it to shop.

The looks

Outfits we put together from real pieces in our catalogue, each sold by two or more stores. Tap a look for every piece and its best price.

How to wear

On Instagram

Posts from official fashion-week and publisher accounts. They load from Instagram only when you tap, each with pieces to shop the look.

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Day 4 of Paris Fashion Week SS27: Chloé, Balenciaga, Rick Owens, Schiaparelli, Isabel Marant and more.

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Models.com on how Paris closed the SS27 season, from Tom Ford to Louis Vuitton.

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The Row's new campaign image with Gemma Ward, shot by David Sims.

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Givenchy's Summer 2027 show by Sarah Burton: bold cuts, fluid shapes, saturated colour.

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Julie Kegels' Spring/Summer 2027 collection, shown during Paris Fashion Week.

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Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo SS27, day 4 highlights, including Haute Mode Hirata and Charinyeh.

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FashionNetwork's top 10 SS27 trends: crumpled fabrics, twisted construction, exposed lingerie.

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The wire

Every headline from the fashion publications we follow, upcoming drops and the newest pieces in our catalogue.

Sources and credits

Headlines link to each publisher. Excerpts are limited to 30 words and images belong to their publishers. Fashion-week reports are summarised in our own words from Style Arcade, Tokyo Weekender, Rakuten Fashion Week Tokyo, Instagram (official embeds); follow the links for the full reporting. Pictures of pieces are product images from the stores in our catalogue; prices are the best current store price we found. Style of the Week photos belong to the members who sent them and appear with their permission. Instagram posts are shown through Instagram’s own embed.