Top Trends from Milan Fashion Week

The general mood of this year’s Milan Fashion Week was quiet luxury, in line with the last few seasons, where quality materials were paired with everyday essentials. Here are the main trends that were on show in Milan.

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GREY

All the studios clearly had the grey suits from the 1980 film "American Gigolo" plastered all over their mood boards this season. And it was in fact Giorgio Armani, who designed the famous suits worn by Richard Gere in the film, who showed a perfect mastery of the color as the house closed Milan Fashion Week.

The "greige" color invented by Giorgio Armani that skillfully combines grey and beige was spotted everywhere and in expensive materials: silk jacquard, cashmere and organza.

The brand showed off flowing jacket and trouser sets, trouser jumpsuits, and complex embroidery on floaty dresses. Grey also played a central role in the collection of Antonio Marras, in prince of Wales suits, tartan and tennis stripes, always worn in a tailored style in both men and women's fashion.

The same went for Ferragamo, who used grey in large double-buttoned coats, worn over long silk dresses.