Milan Fashion Week 2024, the countdown begins
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
Milano, Milano…! It’s time to come back to discover the proposals of the fashion houses or brands that will be part of the next edition of Milan Fashion Week, which according to Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana will present their collections between the 12th and 15th of January 2024. Which ones are they? Read on.
Prada, Fendi, Gucci, DSQUARED2, and Giorgio Armani are some Italian brands that, as in every edition, head the official calendar of Milan Fashion Week. These five are followed by other equally interesting brands such as JORDANLUCA, JW ANDERSON, Neil Barrett, MSGM, and Andersson Bell.
As a novelty, this edition will feature two debuts, Stone Island and K-WAY. What will they have in store and how will they surprise the industry and critics? Let’s see…
Ready to soak up some menswear fashion? We are. See you there!
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The North Face and Comme des Garçons (CDG) are back for a second round, offering a unique collection that merges technical prowess with timeless design.
SHOOP’s latest collection, Spring/Summer 2025, is a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary design, inspired by the improvisational spirit of jazz.
Marni’s latest collection, Spring/Summer 2025 VOL.2, invites us on a fantastical journey through the world of beauty.
This October, the island will once again transform into the European epicenter of swimwear design.
British fashion house Burberry, creatively directed by Daniel Lee, presented its Summer 2025 collection during London Fashion Week.
DI PETSA’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, titled “My Body is a Labyrinth,” is a bold exploration of vulnerability, desire, and the intricate journey of self-discovery.
Cotte D’Armes, the independent fashion label helmed by Clarence Ruth, returned to the New York Fashion Week stage with its Spring/Summer 2025 collection.
LUEDER’s SS25 collection delves into the medieval art of alchemy, exploring the transformative purification stage of Albedo, the second of four major stages of Magnum Opus.
Eric, Xavi, Santiago, Pablo, Vini, and Oskar captured by the lens of Michael Oliver Love in Barcelona, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
MR PORTER and Enfants Riches Déprimés have joined forces to create an exclusive capsule collection that celebrates the brand’s unique and rebellious style.
The collection combines luxurious materials with contemporary design elements, creating a unique and nostalgic aesthetic.
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Fresh off the heels of their “Reverse Engineering” presentation at New York Fashion Week, TOMBOGO has unveiled their latest must-have shoe: the Tabi Swiper Mules.
LOEWE Perfumes has partnered with the famous Spanish porcelain brand LLADRÓ to create a limited-edition collection of exquisitely crafted fragrance flasks.
Ann Demeulemeester sees a cultural project in the form of a visual diary curated by creative director Stefano Gallici with the release of the second edition of KIDS, following the popularity of the first chapter.
Jake Krzykowski at Le Troch Management captured by the lens of Martina Orska, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Mats Botha at Kult Models photographed and styled by Maya Kazenova, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
Alongside the main Fall/Winter 2024 line, GANT is introducing a limited-edition Anniversary Collection as a special homage to its rich heritage.
This alliance has brought to life a capsule collection of travel essentials that reflect the elegance, functionality, and athletic spirit of both brands.
This collection is a celebration of minimalism and delicate beauty, featuring garments that blur the lines between inside and outside.
The Luis Carvalho FW24/25 campaign, titled “Blossom,” was born from the energy of Tunis Fashion Week and takes place in the salt desert of Chott el Djerid, Tunisia.
David Gimeno at UNIKO models photographed by Lucas Lei and styled by Nikola Who, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online.
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PUMA and KidSuper have teamed up once again to create a vibrant and playful new collection that blends PUMA’s athletic heritage with KidSuper’s unique artistic vision.
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