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The Best Street Style at Milan Fashion Week Fall 2022

by W Staff
Photographs by Kevin Buitrago
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A person wearing sunglasses and a trench coat at Milan Fashion Week
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There’s no denying that Day One of Milan Fashion Week was mainly about Julia Fox’s front-row appearance at Diesel, dressed in head-to-toe yellow leather—presumably, without any input from Kanye “Ye” West. But just like when she and her ex took the standout couture shows by storm last month, designers in Milan proved so reinvigorated that by the end of the day, there were a handful of other highlights—chiefly, Kim Jones’s homage to Fendi’s roots and the street style outside the house’s showing. Milan showgoers predictably repped the opening day’s headliners—Fendi and Diesel—but there were also a few curveballs in the mix that would no doubt gain their more eccentric London counterparts’ approval. Keep track of the week’s best looks, here.

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Lest there was any mistaking who showed on Day One...

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Why go for a pocket square when you can keep company with a furry friend?

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A matching moment courtesy of Glenn Martens’s Diesel.

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The classic leather biker jacket never goes out of style.

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Carrie Bradshaw would no doubt approve of that floral brooch.

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The same goes for this mustard-yellow Fendi Nano Baguette.

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Now that’s what we call a slit.

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The day of Diesel’s showing was always going to be packed with denim. This showgoer made like Ciara and went with a pair of paneled jeans by Mugler.

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More proof that Milan Fashion Week got off to a sunny start.

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Bryanboy and Susie Lau (aka Susie Bubble) both kept it neutral when repping Fendi.

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Suits on suits on suits.

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Nothing like a giant lilac tulle ball gown for a change of pace.

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Instagram duo JS Roques and Alice Barbier took different approaches to matching Fendi ensembles.

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The model Gabrielle Caunesil Pozzoli eschewed a traditional top for a bra and cape.

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