Milan Fashion Week, the pinnacle of international fashion events, once again showcased the latest trends and designs for Autumn/Winter 2016. The event kicked off on February 25th and lasted until March 1st, with numerous renowned Italian designers taking center stage to present their collections.

Among them was Gucci's creative director Alessandro Michele, who stunned audiences with his bold and eclectic designs that blended different eras and styles. His collection featured a mix of feminine silhouettes with masculine details, as well as vibrant colors and intricate patterns.

Another notable designer was Valentino's Pierpaolo Piccioli who presented a collection inspired by the beauty of Italy's Renaissance era. His designs were characterized by flowing gowns in shades of red, gold, blue, and purple that evoked a sense of grandeur and opulence.

Dolce & Gabbana also made headlines with their showstopper collection featuring iconic Sicilian motifs such as lemons, lace gloves, corsets adorned with lace flowers or brocade embroidery alongside classic tailcoats in luxurious fabrics like velvet or silk.

The highlight of the week belonged to Fendi where they unveiled an impressive display showcasing fur coats crafted from rare animal pelts including sable foxes' fur in various hues ranging from champagne beige to deep brown tones mixed with black accents creating striking contrast effect underlining their commitment towards quality craftsmanship while maintaining eco-friendly standards through responsible sourcing practices ensuring sustainable future for luxury fashion industry worldwide