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Shop the 5 Best Street Style Trends From Milan Fashion Week 2025

Shop the 5 Best Street Style Trends From Milan Fashion Week 2025
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With three fashion weeks down and one more to go, the world is once again seeing the crème de la crème of street style—and of course, with that comes a virtually infinite array of sartorial inspiration. New York and London showcased a handful of stunning options to add to your fashion mood board. But, if I may say so, Milan never disappoints with some of the most expressive garments and stylings of the bunch.

From statement skirts that mesh seamlessly with your capsule wardrobe pieces and head-turning pairings (think animal prints with pops of red), Milan’s showgoers didn’t shy away from bold moments one bit. That said, there’s never too much of a good thing when it comes to more minimalist options, like clean-cut outerwear and neutral hues. Ahead, see—and shop—the best street style trends to come from the spring/summer 2026 Milan Fashion Week.


Fire Engine Red

Francesca Babbi//LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT

At this point, I think I can confidently say that the bright and fiery shade of red can now be considered a neutral or, in a sense, a type of styling piece. From an eye-catching woven suede overcoat, knee-high boots, a button-down shirt, or a chic handbag, this is the foolproof way to elevate your look in a matter of seconds.

Nour Hammour Vesper Suede Belted Coat
Staud Roman Leather Wrap Skirt
Vagabond Shoemakers Hedda Knee High Boot

Doily Dressing

Francesca Babbi//LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT

Lace is nothing new to the street style scene, but it felt like it took on a new form this season. From delicate lace skirts paired with heavier velvet jackets or leather bombers to delicate crochet lace collars and appliqués, this felt like a sweet and charming trend that could add a feminine touch to anyone’s personal style—whether you opt for something on the more literal side or go for a piece with more subtle trimmings.

Ulla Johnson Katja Corded Maxi Skirt

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Olga Berg Mattie Sequin Pouch
Miu Miu Patent Leather Sandal with Buckles

Head-Turning Skirts

Mattia Arioli//LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT

As someone who prefers skirts over dresses, maybe I’m biased, but fashion girls proved that even a bold designer skirt (like this Fendi number) can be casually cool with the simple addition of a relaxed, textured sweater. And with an ensemble like this, I think I’m officially ready for the fall weather.

Massimo Dutti V-Neck Cable-Knit Sweater

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Fendi Two-Tone Chevron Hagfish Leather Skirt

Minimalist Leather

Francesca Babbi//LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT

Sure, you could always lean toward the edgier side of the spectrum with a moto jacket adorned with metal hardware, but if you want something that feels a little more polished and a touch more feminine, consider a structured blazer with clean lines and unassuming buttons—or a sleek A-line or pencil skirt to complete your outfit.

Veronica Beard Kessler Leather Dickey Jacket
Zara Satin Effect Foulard Dress
Jimmy Fairly Elvie Sunglasses
Luv AJ The Tortoise Noemi Hoop Earrings

Utilitarian Staples

Mattia Arioli//LAUNCHMETRICS SPOTLIGHT

From chore coats to workwear jackets, this was the casual counterpart to Milan’s tailored staples—and, no doubt the women sporting them had an It factor you simply can’t ignore. Personally speaking, I can’t get over the fashion girl spin of styling a pink Carhartt jacket with undeniably chic pleated trousers, either. It’s just so good.

Carhartt WIP OG Detroit Jacket
Cos Cashmere Crewneck Sweater
Jil Sander Cannolo Leather Shoulder Bag

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