Milan Fashion Week A/W 2024 – which begins in the Italian city this week – looks set to be the season of debuts. Tod’s and Blumarine will both welcome new creative directors: the former sees ex-Bottega Veneta designer Matteo Tamburini take the helm, while at the latter, Walter Chiapponi (formerly of Tod’s) replaces Nicolas Brognano. Moschino will also welcome new creative director Adrian Appiolaza, formerly of Loewe, where he was ready-to-wear design director for ten years. Other notable moments include a return to Milan for Marni, which has in recent seasons shown in Paris, Tokyo and New York.
Elsewhere, we look forward to Prada and the brand‘s latest collaboration with OMA (in January, a striking menswear set clashed the great outdoors with a corporate office), and London-based designer Feben – one of Wallpaper’s designers set to define 2024 – who will make her Milan Fashion Week debut, showing with the support of Dolce & Gabbana on Sunday. Rounding out the schedule are the titans of Italian fashion; among them Giorgio Armani, Max Mara, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Dolce & Gabbana.
