All the trends of Milan Fashion Week FW21

The end of February gave wonderful spring days, but unfortunately it was not possible to run from one fashion show to another. But speaking of digital Milan Fashion Week, we didn't miss any catwalks from our devices, to spot all the trends of the next cold seasons. Taking a cue from the Fall/Winter 2021-22 collections, nss G-Club will reveal what you should keep and what you can leave in the past before moving on to decluttering or seasonal closet revamp.

Fringes

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Valentino

Valentino

Valentino

Etro

Etro

Etro

Marco Rambaldi

Fendi

Fendi

Fendi

Fendi

Fendi

Fendi

Fendi

No21

No21

Emilio Pucci

Emilio Pucci

Sportmax

Sportmax

Giorgio Armani

Emporio Armani

Alberta Ferretti

Alberta Ferretti

Alberta Ferretti

The soft fringes of Bottega Veneta's latest winter collection enchanted us with their movement, and now the various colleagues try again. Starting from the 1920s recall of those of Fendi dresses, which also offers them on the edge of coats and furs. Paul Andrew at Salvatore Ferragamo puts them on coats, dresses and even trousers, white on black, or white on blue. We will also find them in wool, like the colored ones by Giorgio Armani that evoke an idea of comfort and warmth. Finally, the subtle ones by Etro with which she closes the show are ideal for the evening.

Transparencies

Valentino

Valentino

Valentino

Sportmax

Sportmax

Blumarine

Blumarine

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Tod's

Etro

No21

No21

No21

Giorgio Armani

For winter, let's say goodbye temporarily to mini dresses that leave our skin free. To let the body get a glimpse, the fashion brands think of very light long dresses, in overlapping transparent fabrics, ethereal and sensual. From Valentino to Ferragamo, who chooses a silver metal mesh like the skin of the models painted from neck to toe.

Vest

Etro

Etro

Etro

Max Mara

Max Mara

Max Mara

MSGM

Dsquared2

Among the confirmations, a garment that is still a thing (and will be in the next seasons) is the vest. The most instagrammed among the trends of this winter now coming to an end, it changes its look: decorated with embroidery according to Etro or padded and quilted according to Max Mara. While it resists in wool, in a funny variant with a ranger bear embroidered according to Dsquared2.

Cropped-jacket

Tod's

Tod's

Max Mara

Max Mara

Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini

Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini

On social media, the famous Teddy coat born in the Eighties under the signature of Max Mara was no less, back in vogue stronger than ever, it creeps into a trend that will be very popular. Teddy coat, but make it cropped: Max Mara proposes it on the catwalk of its Seventieth Anniversary in the olive green and black variant. Micro but with maxi hood the teddy seen by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, together with a variant in jeans and shearling. Cropped will also be leather jackets like those by Tod's, padded and in vibrant colors.

Faux-fur

Sportmax

Alberta Ferretti

Alberta Ferretti

Prada

Prada

Prada

Prada

Prada

MSGM

MSGM

Blumarine

Blumarine

Emporio Armani

Marni

Marni

The era of eccentric fur coats is over (well, not for everyone...), it's time to say goodbye to real animal fur. In its place, however, the faux fur takes more and more turn on the catwalks, without pretending to look like real fur: from the pop colors of MSGM, to the mesh fur by Prada, to the multicolor fur of Marni and Emporio Armani... which one will you choose?

90s-00s vibes

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Blumarine

Marco Rambaldi

Marco Rambaldi

Marco Rambaldi

Marco Rambaldi

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

Salvatore Ferragamo

MSGM

Del Core

Del Core

A more recent nostalgia, on which the new Blumarine aesthetic by Nicola Brognano focuses. Growing up with the looks (and music) of Britney Spears and Paris Hilton, he catapults us into the movie Mean Girls straight into a Pink Wednesday. Salvatore Ferragamo's vision of those years is contemporary but completely opposite, aiming at minimal heroin chic (in a very colorful version) of which Kate Moss was the undisputed queen. Which of the two will be your muse for the Fall-Winter 2021 season? Regina George or Kate Moss?

Trompe-l’oeil

Act n1

Act n1

Act n1

Vivetta

Vivetta

Antonio Marras

The most curious of the trends, which can be considered contemporary to the previous one, is the trompe-l'oeil. But don't think about that of Elsa Schiaparelli: these are unexpected overlaps that will make fun of our sight next winter. This was to be expected from the playful Vivetta, and here is a sweater with a double collar from her Carillon collection; the laces of a hooded sweatshirt in the shape of doll braids are less predictable. As if she was stripping off her femininity, instead, the ACT N1 suit with a tulle slip that seems to fly away; more rigorous is the coat with an oversized blazer effect by Antonio Marras, which creates a strong optical illusion. Ready to have fun with these games?

Tulle

Giorgio Armani

Act n1

Act n1

Act n1

Act n1

Act n1

Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini

Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini

Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini

Historical reenactments ahead, can we blame Bridgerton? The brands aim for nostalgia with the romantic touch of tulle, in contrast with the skin as in the case of ACT N1, which concludes its show with a profusion of tulle. The one proposed as a detail by Lorenzo Serafini is more measured, to complete the looks of his imaginary college uniforms.

Tie-dye

Etro

MSGM

Sportmax

Sportmax

Missoni

Moschino

Moschino

What takes on an all-winter look for the first time is tie-dye. If you have never tried to dye a t-shirt with rope and dyes, it will be possible to recover thanks to Etro, Missoni and Sportmax. In the variants of orange and warm shades, Etro offers it on velvet, Missoni inserts it in its new street-tricot style and Sportmax offers it in its most chic variant. Long dresses with a natural drapery blend in shades of green, orange, fuchsia and burgundy. Instead, they prefer shades and brushstrokes of cold colors MSGM and Moschino.

Maxi bags

Sunnei

Sunnei

Sunnei

Prada

Prada

Marni

Marni

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's

Fendi

Alberta Ferretti

Fendi

Fendi

Sportmax

Sportmax

Sportmax

Next winter accessories will be the protagonists, especially bags: enough of mini and micro bags, for Tod's, Sunnei, Marni and Prada this year bags are extreme in volumes, in a xxxl version. Fendi and Sportmax also choose maxi bags to be held tightly under the arm.

Platform shoes

Prada

Prada

Prada

Prada

Sunnei

Sunnei

Sunnei

MSGM

MSGM

No21

No21

No21

No21

The platforms that have walked the soft Prada catwalk seem to arrive straight from the seventies. Black and white vinyl and sequins, graphic patterns, these are the main proposals. Who knows if we will see these on everyone's feet like the iconic Monolith boots. Still white, with the black sole those of MSGM and very high and chunky those of Sunnei.