Flair Magazine As Milan Fashion Week concludes, we round up its most memorable and craziest runway moments.
Gucci’s Operating Room
For their latest collection, Gucci envisioned a set designed like an operating room in a hospital to showcase their designs. Gucci’s show was one of the most talked about of the week so far-and with good reason. Among other things, the show featured severed heads and baby dragons!
Tod’s Puppies
The only thing we wanted to get our hands on other than Tod’s Fall 2018 bags and shoes? The adorable puppies that the models were holding as they strutted down the runway. The puppies stole the show from famous models like sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid. Many of the bags also had dog-shaped key chains attached to them.
Versace’s Nostalgia
Versace’s epic Spring/Summer 2018 collection featured 90s supermodels such as Cindy Crawford, marking 20 years since the death of its founder Gianni Versace. The collection featured major nods to the Italian houses’ past design. For the Fall 2018 collection, the nostalgia theme continued as designs channeled the power prints and colour palette of the 80s and 90s.
D&G Drones
After a nearly 40 minute delay to their runway show and multiple requests for the audience to turn off their Wi-Fi connections, the Dolce & Gabbana show went underway with non other than drones holding handbags “walking” the runway. To say it was a surprising start is an understatement. Does the replacement of models mean that they will be a thing of the past? Only time will tell.
Fendi’s Logo Fever
Fendi’s latest runway was taken over by logo fever! The Italian house’s iconic double F emblem was seen on virtually all pieces-including coats and sweatshirts and of course on bags, shoes, and boots. Fendi fanatics will surely love this collection.
Neon Prada
For their latest runway, Prada rolled out a show stopping collection. It was characterized by strong and bold colours and a variety of neon hues which included bright orange, yellow green, and plenty of pink. The clothes, which were made of technical fabrics and nylon, had an industrial and practical feel to them.
