Gucci sent a collection of furry coats, slim pencil skirts and slip dresses down the catwalk for its fall-winter show, a lineup of styles for women and men drawn up by its design studio as the Kering-owned Italian label awaits its next designer.

And while we’ve watched all of this fashion come down the runways, there’s also been plenty of joy happening backstage. Below, here’s a look behind-the-scenes at Milan Fashion Week, from Gucci to Marni and so much more.

Milan Fashion Week attendees arrived yesterday to find the Italian fashion capital cloaked in a thick, hazy smog. The persistent gray fog was just one reason why the outset of MFW

Thursday, day three, which included Max Mara and Prada, and will conclude with Etro. So far, with each show, a distinct language on return to source code is emerging. Check back each day for the highlights, trends and can’t miss moments from the Fall 2025 collections.

Milan Fashion Week continued on Thursday against a backdrop of reshuffling in the creative direction of prestigious fashion houses. Among them, Fendi, which

Gone is the deep Gucci red. Here is the dark Gucci green. The fashion house signaled its creative transition on the first day of Milan Fashion Week on Tuesday by sheathing the showroom in a plush green carpet and pleated drapery.

From the A-list Gucci Gang to Fendi's star-studded century of style, see all the celebrities spotted at Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025.

Diesel, renowned for its denim and casual wear, showcased a range of ultra-low-waist jeans and skirts, boucle jackets, and plastic-coated garments against a vivid backdrop of giant graffiti on the second day of the Milan Fashion Week.

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