Prada has no issues baring nip — a few models on the label’s Spring/Summer 2025 runway did, in fact. So when a model sashayed down the catwalk in nothing but a bandeau bra with faux pockets lined with two buttons covering the top of her body, best believe it was intentionally made to mimic nips.

Fashion Week keeps going, after celeb-packed front rows in New York and London. Now, stars and models are hitting the Italian fashion capital of Milan to see shows from brands including Fendi, Alberta Ferretti and Boss (and enjoy the local cuisine while they're in town!).

The next stop on the fashion calendar is Milan, home to some of the most storied houses in the industry. This season, the city isn’t wasting any time, kicking off the week with Fendi’s spring 2025 show,

Max Mara’s Yorkshire-born creative director Ian Griffiths told journalists backstage that customers aren’t looking for clothes that make them look like experiments. Judging by their new collection, Miuccia Prada and her co-designer, Raf Simons, aren’t listening to Griffiths’ advice.

Gucci sought to recreate the magic of summer sunsets at Milan Fashion Week on Friday with a colourful line that at times nodded to the 1960s.

Hugo Boss Creative Director Marco Falcioni blends creativity with business acumen, showcasing a series of future-focused lessons in leadership.

Naomi Campbell’s first runway appearance at Milan Fashion Week this spring/summer 2025 season wasn’t for a big luxury house, but for rising star Del Core. A surprised audience gasped as the supermodel,

Well, by all accounts, Milan has every other city beat. Sure, nowhere else do people dress like they do in New York (we'll give them that). Even London has its fair share of cool brands coming out of the city.