The Quadrilatero della Moda or Quard d’Oro is not just a buzzword, it was a full-blown emotion, especially during the MFW taking place this season. It's a Golden Square of fashion which branches out over four streets filled with upscale shopping in the central Storico district. The main drag, Via Monte Napoleone hosted a fashion parade with posh cafes in neoclassical mansions. Nearby, the Palazzo Morando museum demonstrates period costumes, and Renaissance-era decorative arts are on show in the Museo Bagatti Valsecchi. Keeping the classics in its roots, Milan had its own Moulin Rouge of fashion where each fashion artist performed theatrical with an individual capacity of art, fashion and trailblazing glamour. MFW women’s Fall/Winter 23-24 took place last week between February 21-27. The first-day opening event of the CNMI ( Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana ) at Palazzo Giureconsulti presented emerging designers for the planet, A Global Movement to uplift Underrepresented Brands, MFW forward and Budapest select. The biggest online fashion portal LUISAVIAROMA created LVROOM, a
styling suite with a selection of garments chosen from the latest proposal of emerging designers and big brands. The last day's finale was with Mister Armani closing the week with the premier of the new documentary ‘Milano’. Let's churn out some considerable highlights through behaviour, style and fashion.
