Fay’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection at Milan Fashion Week dives headfirst into the 1970s, but it’s not a dusty throwback. This is 70s style through a modern lens bohemian, playful, and unapologetically feminine. Think free-spirited hippie energy tempered with structure and polish, making it wearable for the city streets as much as a festival field.
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Les Copains Ready To Wear S/S 2016 MFW
Les Copains’ Spring/Summer 2016 collection at Milan Fashion Week proves that simplicity can be striking. The Italian brand embraced a clean, modern aesthetic with a playful focus on horizontal lines. This is minimalism done with intention, sharp, sophisticated, and unexpectedly lively.
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Gucci Ready To Wear S/S 2016 MFW
Alessandro Michele’s Gucci show at Milan Fashion Week was a dream come true for anyone who loves eccentricity with a wink. The collection feels like art school chic meets Wes Anderson charm, playful but precise. Michele’s Gucci has never been shy about personality, and this season he leaned into it with a mix of quirk, intellect, and sheer theatricality.
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Stella Jean Ready To Wear S/S 2016 MFW
Stella Jean’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection at Milan Fashion Week is a celebration of color, pattern, and joyful confidence. If fashion could smile, it would look like this collection. Jean mixes textures and prints in ways that feel deliberate yet effortless, creating a wardrobe that is vibrant, eclectic, and undeniably stylish.
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Flights Of Fancey by Willy Vanderperre
Birds have long inspired fashion and design, whether through the use of feathers or the elegant shapes of their forms. In the editorial series Flights Of Fancy, photographer Willy Vanderperre explores this inspiration by pairing exotic birds with fashion looks that echo their grace, texture, and vibrant presence. The result is a series that feels playful, opulent, and visually captivating.
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Ryan Lo Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Ryan Lo S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, is a fluff-filled fantasy of pink, romance, and playful excess. The runway feels like a modern interpretation of Rococo, where ornate femininity and over-the-top charm are fully embraced.
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Toga Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Toga S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, delivers a distinctly layered and experimental approach to modern fashion. The runway features looks built around patchwork construction, wraps, and dangling applications, creating silhouettes full of movement and texture.
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Ashish Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Ashish S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, brings a playful pastel take on skater grunge, all drenched in the designer’s signature shimmering glitter and sequins. The runway feels youthful and rebellious, blending streetwear influences with a dreamy, fantasy-like aesthetic.
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Christopher Raeburn Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Christopher Raeburn S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, focuses on relaxed silhouettes and lightweight fabrics. The collection embraces loose-fitting cuts that allow movement and comfort while still maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.
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Ashley Williams Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Ashley Williams S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, fully embraces the aesthetic of trashy fabulous princesses. The runway blends attitude, nostalgia, and rebellious glamour into a look that feels both playful and intentionally chaotic.
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Marques’Almeida Ready To Wear S/S 2016 LFW
The Marques’Almeida S/S 2016 Ready To Wear collection, presented at London Fashion Week, channels a glamorous 80’s goth energy mixed with hints of disheveled punk attitude. The runway feels edgy, moody, and unapologetically bold.
