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Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023 is over, but it leaves us with a euphoric memory of some shows where we saw big names reinterpret themselves with a riot of creativity, as well as some of the designers who have become ‘essential’ merge and experiment with new accessories.

GCDS

GCDS presented its SS23 collection marked by SpongeBob characters, about its pieces for the sea and the beach such as tiny swimsuits, diamond thongs and transparent dresses.

Diesel

The new Diesel collection has earned Glenn Martens great recognition, who is already said to have revived the Italian firm. His presentation in Milan featured a huge inflatable sculpture that was open to the public and the brand even invited almost 4,000 customers from around the world to participate.

Gucci

Alessandro Michele doubles as best act in his show, appearing in an exact copy of each model for Gucci. Finally, to end the magic, he drops a curtain that reveals that on the other side of the catwalk there is an exactly the same show happening.

The theme of duality It refers to dichotomies in spirituality, nature, twins obsession, gender binary and even his family whose mother had a twin, according to Michele.

SUNNEI

A precise line took SUNNEI that surprised its viewers as ordinary guests got up and walked up the runway through a revolving door to return in new SUNNEI clothing. The illusion was built through the use of twin models, as in the Gucci show.

versace

Donatella ensured a dark, candlelit atmosphere with models on the runway wearing mysterious gowns heralding the return of goth. the color black presented in materials such as leather and lace; as with the purple color also protagonist during the show. Among the models we saw Bella Hadid, with non-traditional wedding dresses in purple or neon green.

To top it off Paris Hilton She closed the show with a very Barbie-esque wedding dress that referred to her Y2K era.

Han Kjobenhavn

The fifth presentation of Han Kjøbenhavn raised the coexistence between humans and humanoids: the ready-to-wear collection “Searching for shadows”, combines bionic limbs with handcrafted footwear inspired by swords.

color combinations they were warm gray and contrasting jet black for the SS23. While Jannik Wikkelsø Davidsen worked bulky silhouettes and 3D chrome accessories.

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