Beloved dog breeds like dalmatians and pugs were represented in the Italian designer’s maximalist and preppy garments.

2. Diesel’s shredded creations

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3. Del Core’s powerful, simplistic fashion

Neutral-coloured wrap dresses were a staple of the autumn/winter 2023 show from the Milan-based fashion house. One of the most striking was a tan, sleeveless gown with a flowing train and form-fitting bodice that looked as if it was moulded to the model who wore it.

4. Etro’s bold patterns and textured fabrics

There was a 70s vibe to the runway, as seen via warm-toned, knit dresses with floral embellishments and leather outerwear sets.

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But arguably the best look showcased was a baby-blue polo neck paired with a lace skirt, lace-up boots and a grey handbag.

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6. Alberta Ferretti’s sheer looks, in three unique ways

The Italian fashion designer displayed short-sleeve, high-neck dresses made entirely from lace, and minidresses covered in crystals with sheer panels across their skirts.

But most unique were Feretti’s sheer, two-piece sets, which included mesh tops paired with beaded, see-through miniskirts.

7. Roberto Cavalli’s daring season

The designer displayed daring gowns made from denim, printed suits with feather-like designs and webbed, see-through dresses.

8. Blumarine’s fiery runway – with ruffles

The best examples of the style came in the form of a flowing, tan halter dress with fabric roses on its neckline, and a feather-covered miniskirt paired with a ruffled shirt worn open.

9. Cukovy’s bold outerwear

The Hungarian brand gave a new meaning to the term “puffer coat” with a massive jacket it displayed on the runway.

It had three puffy tiers each in a different colour, and it was so long that it reached the catwalk.

10. Moschino’s crystal-encrusted creations

Some pieces, like Moschino’s leather jacket and matching shorts, were decorated with massive, diamond-rimmed crystals.

But others, like the sheer dress Jeremy Scott paired with a fluffy feather jacket, were covered in smaller, colourful gemstones.

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11. Vivetta’s fun and colourful clothes

One exceptional look was reminiscent of Little Red Riding Hood, featuring a red satin cape over matching tights.

Another look mixed shades of baby blue across its asymmetrical top and quilted skirt.

12. Gucci’s strikingly fearless looks

Similarly, one of the most daring looks on the brand’s runway was a lace halter-neck dress paired with neon-yellow tights.

13. Act No. 1’s menswear-meets-womenswear suits

Look 45 in the show was a tan, suede suit with oversized sleeves and loose-fitting pants. Attached to both pieces were layers of green ruffles that looked as if they’d been plucked from a ball gown.

14. Han Kjøbenhavn’s unique structural garments

The designer displayed a red, mesh gown that looks simple at first, with long sleeves and a form-fitting bodice. But up top, the neckline extends into a solid red shield around the model’s face.

Similarly, he paired a black, mermaid-style leather skirt with a 3D swirl that wrapped around the model’s head and acted as a top.

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15. Bottega Veneta’s office-ready attire, with a playful twist

The brand’s long-sleeve dresses stood out with sheer fabric and tiered layers of unique prints.

Two-piece outfits, on the other hand, were made from thick fabrics and paired with gloves made from the same material as Bottega Veneta’s signature purses.