8 Things We Saw and Loved at Milan Fashion Week Spring 2027

Milan was in full diva mode this season. At Fendi, Maria Grazia Chiuri drew inspiration from Italian pop icon Raffaella Carrà, sending lingerie, lace, and unapologetically sexy looks down the runway; Giorgio Armani brought after-dark glamour with liquid tuxedo dresses, metallic bustiers, and paillette-embroidered eveningwear. And at Ferragamo, Anok Yai closed Maximilian Davis’s show in a dazzling gown inspired by the solarization experiments of Lee Miller and Man Ray. “I was inspired by the women of the era who were taking ownership of their own narrative: who were subjects of imagery but also traveled the world to create their own,” Davis explained in the show notes.