Bottega Veneta was the show of Milan Fashion Week for me.
BackstageMatthieu Blazysaid he wanted to make a monument of the everyday.
It was an uncanny choice.
Photographed by Acielle // @styledumonde
Blazy, with his fount of ideas, belongs firmly in the future camp.
On the subject of the future, Im looking forward to seeing where Adrian Appiolaza takes Moschino.
(His Diesel show was a blast, by the way.
Bottega Veneta, fall 2024
)Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbanadeserve a shout-out for the platform they keep giving up-and-comers from the UK.
these days it was Febens turn.
Do I really like it?
Feben, fall 2024
Or do I think I like itor dislike it, or am ambivalentbecause of what the brand signifies?
So why is that?
Milan these days has been insanely packed, but hey!
Diesel, fall 2024
We survived it, despite stress levels skyrocketing to new heights.
Trying to be concise here, extracting from my tired synopsis some pearls of Fashion Week wisdom.
Favorite shows: Marni, Bottega, Bally.
Moschino, fall 2024
Bally: Simone Bellotti is doing a great job, and his sophomore collection simply confirmed it.
Hes putting a dormant, dusty Swiss brand on the mapno small feat.
Best debuts: Matteo Tamburini atTodsand Adrian Appiolaza at Moschino.
Gucci, fall 2024
He wasnt gimmicky at all.
I believe Appiolaza got the message.
Matteo Tamburinis was a fully-formed debut, totally confident and aligned with Tods raison detre.
Ferragamo, fall 2024
Fashion life is full of surprises.
Prada, fall 2024
Bally, fall 2024
Marni, fall 2024
