After London, it is now Milan’s turn to host a fashion week and from today the men’s collections for the autumn/winter season 2021/2022 will be unveiled.
Whilst the event took place almost exclusively online last January, this edition attempts to return to something resembling normality. The program for Milan Fashion Week includes physical presentations, a few cocktails and three real face-to-face shows.
The live shows will be Dolce & Gabbana on Saturday 19 June, Etro on Sunday 20 June and finally Giorgio Armani on Monday 21 June. This edition of the fashion week will once again be directed towards young Italian designers and numerous new international brands that are still largely unknown to the public.
A total of 47 brands will take part in the summer edition of Milan Fashion Week from June 18 to 22, compared to just 39 last January. If the presentations are added – including the debut presentation of the trousers brand PT Torino, the program comprises 65 brands.
