We are back with our third installment of our fashion month coverage! This time with our Milan Fashion Week reviews! We started off reviewing the new Roberto Cavalli collection by Fausto Puglisi, who some might know from recently making Doja Cat's Grammys 2021 Red Carpet look. We then got to see Kim Jones' first Ready-to-Wear collection for Fendi, and well it was interesting. From similarities to Bottega Veneta to a totally commercial revamp of the brand, there was a lot to discuss from the new Fendi. Then we saw Miuccia Prada & Raf Simons' second womenswear collection which definitely was reminiscent of the menswear collection we saw not too long ago. It was a better collection, and different in many ways from the menswear show, which could mean a stronger connection between Miuccia & Raf. Blumarine was a pleasant surprise during Milan, as the Y2K fashion inspired show by creative director Nicola Brognano got many interesting in the brand. From inspirations like Lil Kim to Paris Hilton, there was so much for those yearning for the glory days of the 2000s style. Valentino went for a commercial approach this season, focusing on interesting basics for their customers, and little pops of metallic colors here and there. The RTW definitely took on elements of the brand's Haute Couture styles in order to give a wider customer base more options. The finale collection we must discuss is Versace, which was a real let down. I want to enjoy the brand, but their releasing of their new monogram was a let down instead of a celebration. The Italians made statements this season, and while I won't say every statement worked, their voices were definitely heard!

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