Milano Fashion Week Women's Collection
Autumn/Winter 2025/2026

Milano Fashion Week Women's for Fall/Winter 2025/2026 raises its stylish curtain - from February 25th to March 3rd, 2025 - to unveil collections that will define the trends for future seasons.
The fashion shows for this edition will last 7 days, the latter of which will be exclusively dedicated to online or digital shows.
The calendar comprises 54 physical and 5 digital fashion shows plus presentations and invitation-only events. All the fashion shows can be followed on milanofashionweek.cameramoda.it. Check out the calendar here.

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Milano Fashion Week is not exclusively reserved for industry professionals.
We have compiled a selection of open-to-all events for you to experience the emotion of fashion in unconventional venues.
The Fashion Hub reopens its doors at Palazzo Giureconsulti, the prestigious venue chosen by the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana to showcase young design talent.
The projects for this edition are: Designers for the Planet, Ensemble: Voices of Seoul, MFW Forward, Presentation of designer Charles De Vilmorin, GoMongolia, Educational Talks, Cross-Cultural Business Conversations.
Milano Fashion Week fashion shows and presentations are exclusive invitation-only events. However, to enable everyone to experience the emotion of the fabulous fashion week, they are broadcast in live streaming on the LED screen positioned specifically in front of the Palazzo Giureconsulti Fashion Hub.
The Fashion Hub will be open to the public every day from February 25th to Sunday, March 2nd, from 09:30 to 19:00.
The programme of exhibitions and events is available on the MFW official calendar. Check out the calendar on the official website.
Palazzo Morando | Costume Moda Immagine pays homage to Balenciaga 130 years after the designer’s birth with the Balenciaga | Shoes from Spain tribute exhibition, open from February 21st to March 2nd, which brings together 25 creations by the designer, paired with 25 shoe styles specially created for the occasion, thus creating a ‘total look’ designed for 2025.
Accompanied by newspaper articles, photographs and invitations to fashion shows from the 1930s to the 1960s, the iconic and famous garments enjoy a second life thanks to the shoes that pay homage to them.
Free admission.
To celebrate its 60th anniversary, K-Way® presents In Y/Our Life, a global, multidisciplinary exhibition debuting in Milano at the Museo della Permanente.
For this exhibition, K-Way® has invited other iconic brands - such as Bialetti®, BIC®, Borotalco®, Borsalino®, Chupa Chups®, K-Way®, Moleskine®, Polaroid®, Pongo®, Post-it®, Rollerblade®, Scotch™ whose products have become part of everyday life - together with artists from all over the world. Through works of art, performances and various artistic expressions, they reinterpret the iconic objects of the partner brands.
The exhibition is open to the public with workshops, performances and guided tours, from February 26th to March 2nd.
Free entry upon registration on the official website.
The Fondazione Centro Anch’io Onlus, which has an ongoing commitment to the protection, assistance, physical and moral care of persons with learning disabilities who are orphans or in need of assistance, has collaborated on a special project with the MP Moda International Fashion School.
On March 1st, the Civic Aquarium will host the New Liberty fashion show, the completion of a design path undertaken by some diversely-abled youngsters, supported by the Foundation, who have participated in some lessons, assisted by staff, collaborators and talented MP Moda students, as well as a specific workshop curated by fashion designers who collaborate with the Foundation.
Six outfits have been created which will be shown on the catwalk together with other creations designed and produced by the Institute’s students and future designers: a special moment of work-integrated learning.
Free admission to the fashion show subject to availability.
The Triennale Fashion Department presents the second edition of Fashion Issues, curated and moderated by Vanessa Friedman, fashion director and chief fashion critic of The New York Times: two events, on February 24th and March 2nd, will be dedicated to the world of fashion, the themes, challenges and transformations that the fashion industry is facing.
Open to the public upon registration on the official Triennale website.
Gucci will inaugurate the Fashion Week and, this season, the brand has chosen to present both its men's and womenswear collections, whilst on Sunday, as per tradition, Giorgio Armani will be the protagonist of the catwalk. The designer has just celebrated 20 years of haute couture with his exquisite Privé collection in Paris.
Amongst the most-anticipated fashion shows on the calendar this year are the major brands presenting collections by their new creative directors: Lorenzo Serafini for Alberta Ferretti on Tuesday 25th, David Koma for Blumarine on Thursday 27th, Alberto Caliri for Missoni on Friday 28th.
The last to show in person on Sunday 2nd March is Francesca Liberatore, who then bows out to the digital shows on Monday 3rd March by Tokyo James, Maison Nencioni, Maxivive, Jacob Cohën and Saman Loira.
Francesco Murano, Giuseppe di Morabito, Fiorucci, J-Salinas and Institution by Galib Gassanoff will all make their debut at the February 2025 MFW.
Susan Fang, supported by Dolce & Gabbana, returns to Milan with her innovative style after her successful debut at the September fashion shows.
There will certainly be no shortage of anniversaries celebrated during the next Milano Fashion Week.
Fendi celebrates 100 years with a co-ed show directed by Silvia Venturini; Dsquared2 turns 30, and K-Way celebrates its 60th anniversary.