The Best Looks From Milan Fashion Week Spring 2024
by W Staff
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Fashion week continued its journey across Europe on September 19—with all eyes trained on Milan as a packed schedule of 176 appointments, presentations, and parties took place. For the most part, the attention was on three shows in particular. Peter Hawkings made his debut at Tom Ford on the 21st presenting a lineup that was very much an homage to his mentor and the house founder. Two days later, Simone Bellotti unveiled his first collection at Bally. The biggest headline this season, however, was Sabato De Sarno, who presented his debut collection as the creative director of Gucci on the 22nd. Following four collections designed without a creative director, De Sarno set forth a vision for the Italian brand that was a clear, streamlined reset following Alessandro Michele’s shocking departure last year.
In addition, there was Moschino’s 40th anniversary presentation, which showcased four stylists’ interpretation of the house’s archives in the absence of a creative director (Jeremy Scott left the post earlier this year). But the spring 2024 shows weren’t just about shakeups—Milan mainstays Prada and Bottega Veneta once again delivered what were widely considered to be the standout collections from the Italian fashion capital. And Giorgio Armani, as has become tradition, capped off the whole affair with his glamorous daywear and gowns destined for the red carpet. Scroll through for a front-row view at all the best looks from the week.