Slits. Versace, Gucci and Costume National provided the dose of sexy with slashed skirts and dresses.
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From L-R: Gianfranco Ferre, Fausto Puglisi, Versace, Gucci and Costume National |
Ruffles. On collars, hems, tops and as embellishment on skirts, this girly frill is definitely back.
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From L-R: Giorgio Armani, MSGM, Bottega Veneta, Emporio Armani and Marni |
Sports Luxe. There was a feeling of athleticism at Prada with the sports socks, Emilio Pucci used wrestler inspired belts and Gucci went for sporty chic instead of high glamour.
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From L-R: Gucci, Trussardi, Emilio Pucci, Philip Plein and Prada |
Pencil Skirts. Tight and a little fitted to the silhouette, the pencil skirt made its mark on the runways of Milan.
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From L-R: Marco De Vincenzo, Missoni, SportMax, Blumarine and Antonio Marras |
Wide Sleeves. Dolce and Gabbana are popularly known for their love of the wide sleeve, this time round, Emilio Pucci, Gucci and Bottega Veneta joined their love for spring 2014.
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From L-R: Emilio Pucci, Aquilano.Rimondi, Bottega Veneta, Versace and Gucci |
Tiers. Skirt length came down in increments at Bottega Veneta and at Fendi, colours cascaded and faded to the palest shades in tiers.
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From L-R: Luisa Beccaria, Emporio Armani, Fendi, Bottega Veneta and Dsquared2 |
One Shoulder. Bold and voluminous on one side, Milan is about the one shoulder come spring 2014.
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From L-R: Bottega Veneta, Costume National, Emporio Armani, Missoni and Gianfranco Ferre |
Shorts. If its not slits then it is definitely shorts. Leg baring is very much in season.
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From L-R: Bottega Veneta, Gianfranco Ferre, Dsquared2, Blumarine and Tod's |
Crop Tops. Bra and crop tops paired with maxi skirts, high waist pants and skirts peaked out of hooded coats and dainty shoulders.
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From L-R: Fausto Puglisi, Jil Sander, Dsquared, Aquilano. Rimondi and Trussardi |
Wide Leg Pants. More on the high-waist than low cut and slouchy in the silhouette that’s been going through out fashion month, wide leg pants are gaining momentum.
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From L-R: Marni, Trussardi, Emporio Armani, Gianfranco Ferre and Costume National |
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