The Trends of Milan Fashion Week SS22

We know the cut-out trend has been garnering momentum for a while, but at Milan’s runways it certainly took off.

Fabric cut-outs were in unexpected places, showing skin in unconventional spots and in surprising shapes.

There were circles revealing the décolletage and asymmetric cut-outs on collared shirts; it’s striking and we love it!

Brands joining in on the fun included Philosophy De Lorenzo, Etro, Roberto Cavalli and No21.

Christopher Esber’s 2021 pre-fall collection features a lot of pieces with innovative and daring cut-outs.

The S-Buckle Cut-Out Tank top in black is nothing short of wonderful, sporting a deep V-neck balanced by the bodice cut-out and a crystal jewell feature in-between.

For a pop of colour, Christopher Esber’s Green Cropped Tie Shirt will brighten your days and satisfy your cut-out needs.

Whilst cut-outs tend to look modern and bold, AERE’s Linen Rouched Dress is undeniably dainty and makes for the ‘dress up or down’ dress during the warmer months.

Christopher Esber Green Cropped Tie Shirt, $700, SSENSE

Some may argue that the mini skirt never went out of fashion and other will say its so 2007.

Regardless of your stance the short skirt is here to stay, thanks to the likes of Prada, Missoni, Max Mara and Tods.

The four designers dressed models in a diverse range of mini skirts from low waisted, textured A-line and shiny neon orange and green – there was mini skirts galore!

Reformation’s Margot Floral-print Georgette Mini Skirt is, to say the least, heavenly! It’s high waisted with a thigh split and made from the most luxurious China blue and white floral fabric.

If a bold statement skirt is not up your alley, we just cannot go past Glasson’s Linen Side Split Mini Skirt. It’s the perfect shade of deep brown and will match with absolutely everything.

If black is your go to, we love DRAE’s Black Bella Skirt made from stretch wool and a nylon-blend twill.

Glassons Linen Side Split Mini Skirt, $39.99, Glassons

There’s something about a matching blazer and bottoms that screams timeless elegance.

Fendi, Max Mara, Alberta Ferretti and Versace all donned models in suits sets – whether it was structured blazers, high waisted tailored pants, leather jackets with matching skirts or jackets and cigarette pants in the same hue.

In any case, the type of pants or skirts didn’t matter, having matching bottoms and blazers is a grand and exciting statement.

MGSM truly do matching sets best. Their red and pink Cropped Plaid Blazer and Miniskirt is so incredibly appealing.

The blazer is has a fitted look sporting a double-breasted closure with large black buttons.

The cropped length allows for enough room to appreciate the matching mini skirt – which is just too cute!

Camilla and Marc are known for their matching top and bottom sets and we are so inlove with their Montaro Leather Pant and Shirt. If structured tailoring is too preppy opt for a relaxed fit like this set.

Camilla and Marc Montaro Leather Shirt, $950, Camilla and Marc