Milan Fashion week is all about luxury, glamour and extravagance. The best looks from Spring/Summer 2023 are here to inspire you into creating timeless fashion. Day wear, evening wear and statement pieces to include in your closet this season. From the runways of Milan and hopefully to be seen soon on the streets of Dubai, Doha and other GCC cities, here are our favorite looks from the season that are worth raving over.

Gucci

Paying homage to his twin mums, Gucci’s creative director Alessandro Michele introduced the Gucci Twinberg collection stating that they were “able to comprehend life only through the presence of the other”

With 68 pairs of identical twins strutting through the runway, this collection embedded the brand’s eccentric styling and over the top accessories. We see the re-emergence of the iconic equestrian bag from its 1981 collection incorporated into multiple looks.

Gremlin artwork stitched onto luxury silk, matching two-piece sets, tiger stripes and a multiplicity of fabrics. The Twinsburg collection is truly a celebration of the brand’s rich history.

Fendi

For its Women’s Spring/Summer ’23 collection, Fendi displayed some of its best looks yet at the Milan Fashion Week. Through a modern perspective, Creative Director, Kim Jones talks about the collection being continuity. “…I’m interested in looking at things that Karl has done, and seeing how we can develop them” he says.

From layers of organza, fur, sleek satin with mesh, embellished jersey, neutral hues and a bold pop of color, there was definitely something for everyone!

It was a celebration of beauty, glamour and the best of Italian art.

Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta is back at the Milan fashion week with a show luxurious and stylish as ever. The Italian label, having been making luxury fashion since 1966 remains timeless and classic

The brand’s SS23 collection is largely inspired by laid-back casual looks. As always, models walked down the runway in elegant yet simple looks, perfect for day-to-day wear. This included Kate Moss strutting the runway in jeans and a plaid shirt.

The show was true to the brand’s aesthetic- Big, Bold and Beautiful.

Versace

Versace’s collection, named “A goddess gone grunge” was definitely true to itself. Opening the show with all black looks, featuring black jersey dresses with cut-outs and gothic looks, it went on to display stunning pieces in pink and purple while keeping true to its aesthetic.

The best looks from the Versace runway included skirts with the brand name scattered across and a myriad of statement pieces.

Max Mara

Milan fashion week was the perfect place to see all the best neutrals and soft color looks from Max Mara.

The collection’s Riveria style immediately reminds one of sunny beaches. The season’s looks are full of simple yet elegant pieces such as tank tops that leave the back bare, bold organza bows, long skirts and floral pants.

The classic coats of course, are not to be forgotten.

Dolce and Gabbana

Kim x D&G

This collection, in collaboration with Kim Kardashian is D&G’s latest addition to its eclectic line-up. Dubbed “Ciao Kim”, the collection was largely inspired by the 90s while making reference to Kim Kardashian’s style.

Accessories include mini bags, black sunglasses and bold chokers. On display, were 85 pieces reimagining looks from the brand’s collection within a 20-year span.