Giorgio Armani holds Milan fashion show in empty room amid coronavirus fears
Giorgio Armani held his runway show at Milan Fashion Week in an empty theatre amid coronavirus fears.
On Sunday, Armani released a statement announcing that the fashion show, which was due to take place that afternoon in front of an audience, would be livestreamed instead.
The statement outlined that this decision had been made in order to “safeguard the well-being” of guests who had been invited to the catwalk.
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“The show will be shown behind closed doors, due to recent developments of coronavirus in Italy, live-streamed in front of an empty Teatro [theatre] on the Armani website, therefore please do not attend the show this afternoon,” the fashion house stated.
“The decision was taken to safeguard the well-being of all his invited guests by not having them attend crowded spaces.”
While arriving at the show on Sunday, Armani was photographed putting on a face mask as he entered the building.
Throughout Fashion Month, several people have been spotted wearing protective masks, including model Bella Hadid.
It has been reported that in Italy, dozens of towns have been placed into quarantine, schools have been closed and Venice Carnival have been shut down following the deaths of three people to coronavirus.
Experts have warned that the world is nearing a “tipping point” at which the coronavirus outbreak could become an uncontrollable pandemic.
Last Friday, Armani came under fire for comparing the way in which women are treated by designers in the fashion industry to rape.
“There is so much talk about women being raped, but women today are regularly ‘raped’ by designers,” the 85-year-old told reporters, according to Women’s Wear Daily.
In a statement sent to The Independent, the fashion designer said he “can understand how today for the press” his comments may seem like “a strong statement”.
“If I could turn back and have used another word to express that all of us designers have the duty to respect the women we design clothes for I would,” the designer added.
1/95 Paris
This Paris Fashion Week guest stood out on the streets of the French city with a 70s-inspired look consisting of a floral print dress, contrasting blue tights and a shearling trimmed jacket. The street styler complimented the look by wearing her hair in messy plaits.
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2/95 Paris
This fashion week guest made a bold statement in a purple printed floor-length gown and leather jacket, carrying a small silver handbag.
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3/95 Paris
This fashion week guest kept things casual in a denim boiler suit that featured visible, decorative sticking and a tie waist. She accessorised with a black-and-white bandana and a denim Dior bag.
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4/95 Paris
This street styler brightened up the pavement by layering a bright red trouser suit with a green T-shirt and gingham trench coat. She accessorised with patent green kitten heels and a teeny-tiny white handbag.
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5/95 Paris
This attendee opted for a tonal look with a classic beige trench coat and trouser co-ord. She accessorised with chunky black shoes and a matching handbag.
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6/95 Paris
Clashing textures were the key to this look, which comprises a tulle midi skirt, a poloneck top and a jacket with tasseled sleeves.
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7/95 Paris
This fashion week attendee wore a beige tailored suit that she accessorised with long gloves, a headscarf and a gold necklace.
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8/95 Paris
This street styler was dressed entirely in the same shade of candyfloss pink, wearing a tailored suit and a pair of matching stilettos.
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9/95 Milan
This Fashion Week guest went all-out Eighties with her look, pairing a pair of high-waisted, beige trousers with leopard print strappy heels, a colourful crop top, bold specs and a hybrid denim-frilled jacket.
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10/95 Milan
Matching her red lipstick to her oversized coat, mini handbag and heels, this attendee completed her casual look with a white shirt and cropped jeans.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
11/95 Milan
Model Bella Hadid was playing no games when she exited her car onto the streets of Milan, carrying a Lulu Guinness Bingo Bag.
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12/95 Milan
Gliding down the streets of Italy as though they were a runway, this fashion aficionado combined a colourful gown with a warming shawl, a pair of sunglasses and pearl-encrusted headbands.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
13/95 Milan
This guest was clearly feeling the love, donning a black embellished top with a cut-out heart design at the back.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
14/95 Milan
Fashion influencer Leonie Hanne embraced the upcoming Spring period, wearing a floral dress and an electric pink jacket.
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15/95 Milan
InStyle magazine creative director Mark Lakatos proved that there is no such thing as too many accessories, donning striking eyewear, dazzling rings and a multi-coloured brooch to go with his Gucci jacket.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
16/95 Milan
This attendee stood out in a long white coat and clashing prints.
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17/95 Milan
Brightening up the sidewalk, this guest wore a shimmering yellow floral skirt and striped top, adding further elegance to her look with a pair of large heart-shaped earrings.
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18/95 Milan
Fashion model Halima Aden appeared to float as she attended the sartorial event in an ethereal gown.
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19/95 Milan
This attendee made a bold statement in a multi-coloured printed fleece and trouser co-ord, carrying a light brown handbag.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
20/95 Milan
There is no such thing as too many prints, this fashion guest appeared to say with her chosen outfit.
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21/95 Milan
This attendee seemed to take inspiration from Prince’s signature style when making a turn at Milan Fashion Week.
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22/95 Milan
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour stepped out in a checkered coat, wearing a floral dress underneath, snakeskin-printed boots and her signature black shades.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
23/95 Milan
Brightening up the pavement, this guest opted for a garish outfit featuring several different shades of green.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
24/95 Milan
This Fashion Week attendee donned a Richard Quinn-esque outfit, wearing a snakeskin top that covered their face, a flared scarlet skirt and red boots.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
25/95 Milan
Milan-based Candela Pelizza, who boasts more than half a million followers on Instagram, looked effortlessly chic in a green and blue dress and white boots, carrying a white bobble handbag.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
26/95 Milan
This guest appeared to take inspiration from both the past and the future with her look, donning a leather-look brown ensemble that featured 1980s angular shoulders and a pair of cutting edge orange sunglasses.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
27/95 Milan
This Fashion Week attendee wore a rich blend of pinks and purples, accessorising with a simple gold pendant and pink-tinted sunglasses.
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28/95 Milan
This guest opted for a curious combination of garments, wearing a baby pink coat, feathered strappy heels, a silver headband and carrying a black handbag.
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29/95 Milan
This outfit had a certain Star Wars vibe about it, combining a tangerine orange hooded jacket and trousers with a pair of brown khaki heels.
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30/95 Milan
YouTuber Karina Nigay, who has 1.8m followers on Instagram, strutted down the streets of Milan in an electric blue gown designed by Moscow-based boutique Aline.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
31/95 Milan
This duo complemented one another from head to toe, from their neon-framed sunglasses to their printed ensembles and their matching poses.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
32/95 Milan
Ami Suzuki and Aya Suzuki, the twin sisters who make up Japanese music duo Amiaya, made for a bold pair in Milan, wearing matching outfits of lemon yellow dresses, pink and grey striped coats, red sunglasses and grey heeled boots.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
33/95 Milan
This Milan Fashion Week guest stood out on the streets of the Italian city in a white and fuchsia ensemble.
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34/95 Milan
This guest combined an oversized light grey jacket with a pair of matching high-waisted trousers, a polo neck top and brown, chunky-heeled boots.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
35/95 Milan
This attendee wrapped up for the cold, wearing a purple checkered suit, a pale pink scarf and a steel blue hat.
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36/95 Milan
This guest dressed regally in royal purple, completing her look with an unmissable headpiece that blended with her hair.
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37/95 Milan
Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, fashion director of Garage magazine, wore an amalgamation of vibrant prints, combining a zebra-print skirt with a graphic T-shirt, a floral coat and white heeled boots.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
38/95 Milan
Who said neon could only be worn in summer? Thankfully not this Milan Fashion Week guest, who stood out in a lime green ensemble on the streets of the Italian city.
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39/95 Milan
This guest dressed brightly for Milan Fashion Week, combining yellows, greens and purples for an overall joyful look.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
40/95 Milan
This attendee demonstrated how to pose up a storm in Milan, adding a touch of colour to her black and white look with a red lip.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
41/95 Milan
These Fashion Week guests wore Halloween-esque imagery, their outfits adorned with a mixture of spiders, flowers and other embellishments.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
42/95 Milan
Another guest who took on the oversized jacket trend, this attendee opted for a sunshine yellow ensemble, completing her look with a pair of purple strappy heels.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
43/95 Milan
Karina Nigay looked radiant in Milan, wearing a light blue creation by Moscow label CDD and jewels by Na Straze.
Photo by FashionPPS/ZUMA Wire/REX
44/95 Milan
This fashion guest stood out from the crowd in an all-black outfit, which featured an oversized jacket and pegged trousers.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
45/95 Milan
These two made quite an impression at Milan Fashion Week, donning custard yellow and forest green suits respectively and accessorising with outlandish eyewear.
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46/95 Milan
This attendee took a leaf out of the 1970s with her look, wearing retro, round-shaped sunglasses and a floral tan jacket.
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47/95 London
Lauren Kulchinsky Levison, chief style officer at Mayfair Rocks in the Hamptons, brought her signature oversized style to London Fashion Week, donning a bright yellow ankle-length coat, a green and yellow checkered button-up top, a blush-pink tulle skirt and a silver bobble headband.
Photo by Saira MacLeod/REX
48/95 London
This Fashion Week guest braved the cold in a blue and red floral thigh-split gown, styling her hair in a tousled bun.
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49/95 London
Fashion designer Rachael Broussard was all smiles as she dressed for winter in the capital, wearing a black ensemble featuring an on-trend bucket hat and a lilac coat.
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50/95 London
What better way to stand out in a grey city than by dressing in a bold print? This attendee looked as though she was ready for après ski with her oversized sunglasses and light blue-grey boots.
Photo by Wayne Tippetts/REX
51/95 London
What winter temperatures? Designer Rachael Broussard appeared unperturbed by the cold, damp weather, wearing a striking co-ord and a sheer, purple night robe.
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52/95 London
Bona fide fashion star Billy Porter made the pavement his catwalk at London Fashion Week, wearing a light tan overcoat, a floral skirt, high-heeled boots and a sophisticated hat.
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53/95 London
This guest showed how to make a tartan print high fashion, combining her coat with a chunky gold belt, a black polo-top and black ankle boots.
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54/95 London
Pastels don’t have to be reserved for summer, as this attendee demonstrated with her lilac and mint blue ensemble.
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55/95 London
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour took to the streets in the capital wearing a floral dress, suede coat and snakeskin boots.
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56/95 London
Fashion designer Alexa Chung opted for a cheerful polka dot print at London Fashion Week.
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57/95 London
Inthefrow director Victoria Claire Magrath brightened up the sidewalk in a colourful floral gown, accessorising with a marigold yellow handbag.
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58/95 London
Mytheresa fashion buying director Tiffany Hsu proved the cold doesn’t bother her anyway with her open-toe shoes, wearing trousers cinched at the ankle and a two-tone trench coat.
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59/95 London
This London Fashion Week guest opted for a predominantly white and cream ensemble with splashes of block colours, completing her look with a pair of red, retro shades.
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60/95 London
Net-A-Porter global buying director Elizabeth von der Goltz beamed as she was photographed at Fashion Week wearing a checkered coat, brown trousers and matching boot heels.
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61/95 London
This attendee demonstrated how to make clashing patterns work, donning an outfit of yellow, brown and black.
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62/95 London
The Independent Lifestyle Reporter Olivia Petter smiled as she was captured in the midst of London Fashion Week, wearing a pale blue and mustard yellow suit and a pair of black, pearl-encrusted heeled boots.
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63/95 London
Model Lily Cole displayed one of the season’s hottest trends – leopard print – on the streets of the capital, wearing a pair of platform shoes, knee-high socks and a white dress.
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64/95 London
‘London Fashion Sisters’ Olivia and Alice opted for matching oversized checkered ensembles.
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65/95 London
Fashion consultant Yasmin Sewell also mastered the oversized trend, wearing a red, leather-look jacket, a layered black skirt and black boots.
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66/95 London
This Fashion Week guest decided to paint the town red in her sequinned T-shirt dress, completing her ensemble with a pair of white kitten heels.
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67/95 London
Eva Chen, director of fashion partnerships at Instagram, gave a peace sign to photographers as she walked the streets of London, wearing a grey tartan print from head to toe.
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68/95 London
Actor Joely Richardson’s outfit perfectly combined red, pink and orange for a relaxed, stylish look.
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69/95 London
Actor Zawe Ashton pulled out all the stops in her extravagant, orange, frilled dress.
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70/95 London
This Fashion Week guest looked striking in black and yellow, adding a sprinkle of sparkle with her metallic gold handbag.
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71/95 London
Fashion and lifestyle blogger Anisa Sojka stood out in a snakeskin coat and sculptural heeled boots.
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72/95 London
Fashion stylist Abdel Queta Tavares, who goes by the name ‘The Man Behind The Red Hat’ on Instagram, proved that two hats are better than one, combining his bold headpieces with a leather-look coat and white, high-top shoes.
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73/95 London
Stylist Lauren Hope O’Sullivan matched the London Underground sign in the background in a red, white and blue ensemble, accessorising with a red beret and matching thigh-high boots. Her outfit appeared to have a boxing aesthetic, combining an oversized, hooded jacket with a pair of high-waisted shorts.
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74/95 London
William D’Nero, founder and brand ambassador of fashion label D’Nero Group, kept things lowkey, wearing a dark grey hooded ensemble to London Fashion Week.
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75/95 London
Fashion designer Rachael Broussard stood out against the grey backdrop of the capital with her tan-coloured ensemble by her brand R Michel’le The Label, featuring a pair of high-waisted, wide-legged trousers, a cropped jacket and an oversized pair of sunglasses.
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76/95 London
This fashion week guest appeared to take inspiration from the 1970s with her get-up, wearing an old-fashioned floral garment with a high-neck white shirt underneath, and accessorising with a wide brim hat and sunglasses.
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77/95 London
While some opted for dark grey tones to match the quintessential British weather, others decided to bring a burst of colour to London Fashion Week. Bella, who goes by the handle @angelbaby.bella on Instagram, wore a doll-inspired outfit, combining a bubble-gum pink skirt and checkered belt with a multi-coloured, tie dyed sweater and playful accessories.
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78/95 New York
This fashion week guest colour-blocked her fashion week look by pairing electric blue trousers with a mustard yellow double-breasted coat and a patterned shirt.
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79/95 New York
This attendee wore a classic beige trench coat with white patterned flared trousers, a pale pink crop top and silver boots.
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80/95 New York
This ensemble serves as a masterclass in tonal dressing, with this fashion week guest pairing her deep orange jumpsuit with a lighter orange jacket.
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81/95 New York
This guest paired orange gingham trousers with a black T-shirt and a yellow hooded jacket.
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82/95 New York
This fashion week guest kept things casual in a denim boilersuit paired with a yellow puffer jacket and white vinyl boots.
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83/95 New York
This attendee struck a pose in a pleated black leather skirt, collared shirt and a white duster coat.
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84/95 New York
This fashion week guest paired a metallic silver button-down dress with a black belted coat complete with a fur trim.
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85/95 New York
Pinstripes were the port-of-call for this street styler, who paired his double-breasted suit with a black jacket, black boots and a bucket hat.
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86/95 New York
This fashion week guest went all out on textures, pairing her multi-coloured fluffy scarf with a blue fur handbag.
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87/95 New York
This street style guest wore a silver puffer jacket with tie-dye multi-coloured trousers, trainers and a cowboy hat.
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88/95 New York
This guest wore a bubblegum pink suit covered in brocade patterns. To keep warm in the New York chill, he also wore a navy blue wool coat over the top.
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89/95 New York
This guest paired Gucci logo tights with black lace-up boots, a checked blazer and a white Prada handbag.
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90/95 New York
This attendee wore a deep green leather dress, sheer tights and knee-high boots.
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91/95 New York
It’s not every day you see a denim skirt worn over tulle, but this street styler wears it with aplomb, adding a denim jacket on top.
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92/95 New York
This guest wore head-to-toe black vinyl for fashion week, pairing her V-neck dress with red polka dot shoes for a splash of colour.
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93/95 New York
This guest posed in a beige trench coat that bore checks on the lapels and also featured a belt. She accessorised with black calve-high boots and a woolly hat.
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94/95 New York
This fashion week guest wrapped up in a black puffer jacket, tights and heeled shoes.
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95/95 New York
There’s nothing wrong with a bit of logomania, as this fashion week guest shows in her Vetements overcoat.
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1/95 Paris
This Paris Fashion Week guest stood out on the streets of the French city with a 70s-inspired look consisting of a floral print dress, contrasting blue tights and a shearling trimmed jacket. The street styler complimented the look by wearing her hair in messy plaits.
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2/95 Paris
This fashion week guest made a bold statement in a purple printed floor-length gown and leather jacket, carrying a small silver handbag.
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3/95 Paris
This fashion week guest kept things casual in a denim boiler suit that featured visible, decorative sticking and a tie waist. She accessorised with a black-and-white bandana and a denim Dior bag.
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4/95 Paris
This street styler brightened up the pavement by layering a bright red trouser suit with a green T-shirt and gingham trench coat. She accessorised with patent green kitten heels and a teeny-tiny white handbag.
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5/95 Paris
This attendee opted for a tonal look with a classic beige trench coat and trouser co-ord. She accessorised with chunky black shoes and a matching handbag.
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6/95 Paris
Clashing textures were the key to this look, which comprises a tulle midi skirt, a poloneck top and a jacket with tasseled sleeves.
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7/95 Paris
This fashion week attendee wore a beige tailored suit that she accessorised with long gloves, a headscarf and a gold necklace.
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8/95 Paris
This street styler was dressed entirely in the same shade of candyfloss pink, wearing a tailored suit and a pair of matching stilettos.
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9/95 Milan
This Fashion Week guest went all-out Eighties with her look, pairing a pair of high-waisted, beige trousers with leopard print strappy heels, a colourful crop top, bold specs and a hybrid denim-frilled jacket.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
10/95 Milan
Matching her red lipstick to her oversized coat, mini handbag and heels, this attendee completed her casual look with a white shirt and cropped jeans.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
11/95 Milan
Model Bella Hadid was playing no games when she exited her car onto the streets of Milan, carrying a Lulu Guinness Bingo Bag.
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12/95 Milan
Gliding down the streets of Italy as though they were a runway, this fashion aficionado combined a colourful gown with a warming shawl, a pair of sunglasses and pearl-encrusted headbands.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
13/95 Milan
This guest was clearly feeling the love, donning a black embellished top with a cut-out heart design at the back.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
14/95 Milan
Fashion influencer Leonie Hanne embraced the upcoming Spring period, wearing a floral dress and an electric pink jacket.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
15/95 Milan
InStyle magazine creative director Mark Lakatos proved that there is no such thing as too many accessories, donning striking eyewear, dazzling rings and a multi-coloured brooch to go with his Gucci jacket.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
16/95 Milan
This attendee stood out in a long white coat and clashing prints.
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17/95 Milan
Brightening up the sidewalk, this guest wore a shimmering yellow floral skirt and striped top, adding further elegance to her look with a pair of large heart-shaped earrings.
Photo by FashionPPS/ZUMA Wire/REX
18/95 Milan
Fashion model Halima Aden appeared to float as she attended the sartorial event in an ethereal gown.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
19/95 Milan
This attendee made a bold statement in a multi-coloured printed fleece and trouser co-ord, carrying a light brown handbag.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
20/95 Milan
There is no such thing as too many prints, this fashion guest appeared to say with her chosen outfit.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
21/95 Milan
This attendee seemed to take inspiration from Prince’s signature style when making a turn at Milan Fashion Week.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
22/95 Milan
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour stepped out in a checkered coat, wearing a floral dress underneath, snakeskin-printed boots and her signature black shades.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
23/95 Milan
Brightening up the pavement, this guest opted for a garish outfit featuring several different shades of green.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
24/95 Milan
This Fashion Week attendee donned a Richard Quinn-esque outfit, wearing a snakeskin top that covered their face, a flared scarlet skirt and red boots.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
25/95 Milan
Milan-based Candela Pelizza, who boasts more than half a million followers on Instagram, looked effortlessly chic in a green and blue dress and white boots, carrying a white bobble handbag.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
26/95 Milan
This guest appeared to take inspiration from both the past and the future with her look, donning a leather-look brown ensemble that featured 1980s angular shoulders and a pair of cutting edge orange sunglasses.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
27/95 Milan
This Fashion Week attendee wore a rich blend of pinks and purples, accessorising with a simple gold pendant and pink-tinted sunglasses.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
28/95 Milan
This guest opted for a curious combination of garments, wearing a baby pink coat, feathered strappy heels, a silver headband and carrying a black handbag.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
29/95 Milan
This outfit had a certain Star Wars vibe about it, combining a tangerine orange hooded jacket and trousers with a pair of brown khaki heels.
Photo by Pacific Press/REX
30/95 Milan
YouTuber Karina Nigay, who has 1.8m followers on Instagram, strutted down the streets of Milan in an electric blue gown designed by Moscow-based boutique Aline.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
31/95 Milan
This duo complemented one another from head to toe, from their neon-framed sunglasses to their printed ensembles and their matching poses.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
32/95 Milan
Ami Suzuki and Aya Suzuki, the twin sisters who make up Japanese music duo Amiaya, made for a bold pair in Milan, wearing matching outfits of lemon yellow dresses, pink and grey striped coats, red sunglasses and grey heeled boots.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
33/95 Milan
This Milan Fashion Week guest stood out on the streets of the Italian city in a white and fuchsia ensemble.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
34/95 Milan
This guest combined an oversized light grey jacket with a pair of matching high-waisted trousers, a polo neck top and brown, chunky-heeled boots.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
35/95 Milan
This attendee wrapped up for the cold, wearing a purple checkered suit, a pale pink scarf and a steel blue hat.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
36/95 Milan
This guest dressed regally in royal purple, completing her look with an unmissable headpiece that blended with her hair.
Photo by Photoeventshd/REX
37/95 Milan
Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, fashion director of Garage magazine, wore an amalgamation of vibrant prints, combining a zebra-print skirt with a graphic T-shirt, a floral coat and white heeled boots.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
38/95 Milan
Who said neon could only be worn in summer? Thankfully not this Milan Fashion Week guest, who stood out in a lime green ensemble on the streets of the Italian city.
Photo by REX
39/95 Milan
This guest dressed brightly for Milan Fashion Week, combining yellows, greens and purples for an overall joyful look.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
40/95 Milan
This attendee demonstrated how to pose up a storm in Milan, adding a touch of colour to her black and white look with a red lip.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
41/95 Milan
These Fashion Week guests wore Halloween-esque imagery, their outfits adorned with a mixture of spiders, flowers and other embellishments.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
42/95 Milan
Another guest who took on the oversized jacket trend, this attendee opted for a sunshine yellow ensemble, completing her look with a pair of purple strappy heels.
Photo by Cornel Cristian Petrus/REX
43/95 Milan
Karina Nigay looked radiant in Milan, wearing a light blue creation by Moscow label CDD and jewels by Na Straze.
Photo by FashionPPS/ZUMA Wire/REX
44/95 Milan
This fashion guest stood out from the crowd in an all-black outfit, which featured an oversized jacket and pegged trousers.
Photo by Grosescu Alberto Mihai/REX
45/95 Milan
These two made quite an impression at Milan Fashion Week, donning custard yellow and forest green suits respectively and accessorising with outlandish eyewear.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
46/95 Milan
This attendee took a leaf out of the 1970s with her look, wearing retro, round-shaped sunglasses and a floral tan jacket.
Photo by RemotePhotoPress/REX
47/95 London
Lauren Kulchinsky Levison, chief style officer at Mayfair Rocks in the Hamptons, brought her signature oversized style to London Fashion Week, donning a bright yellow ankle-length coat, a green and yellow checkered button-up top, a blush-pink tulle skirt and a silver bobble headband.
Photo by Saira MacLeod/REX
48/95 London
This Fashion Week guest braved the cold in a blue and red floral thigh-split gown, styling her hair in a tousled bun.
Photo by Saira MacLeod/REX
49/95 London
Fashion designer Rachael Broussard was all smiles as she dressed for winter in the capital, wearing a black ensemble featuring an on-trend bucket hat and a lilac coat.
Photo by Saira MacLeod/REX
50/95 London
What better way to stand out in a grey city than by dressing in a bold print? This attendee looked as though she was ready for après ski with her oversized sunglasses and light blue-grey boots.
Photo by Wayne Tippetts/REX
51/95 London
What winter temperatures? Designer Rachael Broussard appeared unperturbed by the cold, damp weather, wearing a striking co-ord and a sheer, purple night robe.
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52/95 London
Bona fide fashion star Billy Porter made the pavement his catwalk at London Fashion Week, wearing a light tan overcoat, a floral skirt, high-heeled boots and a sophisticated hat.
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This guest showed how to make a tartan print high fashion, combining her coat with a chunky gold belt, a black polo-top and black ankle boots.
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Pastels don’t have to be reserved for summer, as this attendee demonstrated with her lilac and mint blue ensemble.
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Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour took to the streets in the capital wearing a floral dress, suede coat and snakeskin boots.
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Fashion designer Alexa Chung opted for a cheerful polka dot print at London Fashion Week.
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Inthefrow director Victoria Claire Magrath brightened up the sidewalk in a colourful floral gown, accessorising with a marigold yellow handbag.
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Mytheresa fashion buying director Tiffany Hsu proved the cold doesn’t bother her anyway with her open-toe shoes, wearing trousers cinched at the ankle and a two-tone trench coat.
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This London Fashion Week guest opted for a predominantly white and cream ensemble with splashes of block colours, completing her look with a pair of red, retro shades.
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Net-A-Porter global buying director Elizabeth von der Goltz beamed as she was photographed at Fashion Week wearing a checkered coat, brown trousers and matching boot heels.
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This attendee demonstrated how to make clashing patterns work, donning an outfit of yellow, brown and black.
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The Independent Lifestyle Reporter Olivia Petter smiled as she was captured in the midst of London Fashion Week, wearing a pale blue and mustard yellow suit and a pair of black, pearl-encrusted heeled boots.
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Model Lily Cole displayed one of the season’s hottest trends – leopard print – on the streets of the capital, wearing a pair of platform shoes, knee-high socks and a white dress.
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‘London Fashion Sisters’ Olivia and Alice opted for matching oversized checkered ensembles.
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Fashion consultant Yasmin Sewell also mastered the oversized trend, wearing a red, leather-look jacket, a layered black skirt and black boots.
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This Fashion Week guest decided to paint the town red in her sequinned T-shirt dress, completing her ensemble with a pair of white kitten heels.
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Eva Chen, director of fashion partnerships at Instagram, gave a peace sign to photographers as she walked the streets of London, wearing a grey tartan print from head to toe.
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Actor Joely Richardson’s outfit perfectly combined red, pink and orange for a relaxed, stylish look.
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Actor Zawe Ashton pulled out all the stops in her extravagant, orange, frilled dress.
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This Fashion Week guest looked striking in black and yellow, adding a sprinkle of sparkle with her metallic gold handbag.
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Fashion and lifestyle blogger Anisa Sojka stood out in a snakeskin coat and sculptural heeled boots.
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Fashion stylist Abdel Queta Tavares, who goes by the name ‘The Man Behind The Red Hat’ on Instagram, proved that two hats are better than one, combining his bold headpieces with a leather-look coat and white, high-top shoes.
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Stylist Lauren Hope O’Sullivan matched the London Underground sign in the background in a red, white and blue ensemble, accessorising with a red beret and matching thigh-high boots. Her outfit appeared to have a boxing aesthetic, combining an oversized, hooded jacket with a pair of high-waisted shorts.
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William D’Nero, founder and brand ambassador of fashion label D’Nero Group, kept things lowkey, wearing a dark grey hooded ensemble to London Fashion Week.
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Fashion designer Rachael Broussard stood out against the grey backdrop of the capital with her tan-coloured ensemble by her brand R Michel’le The Label, featuring a pair of high-waisted, wide-legged trousers, a cropped jacket and an oversized pair of sunglasses.
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This fashion week guest appeared to take inspiration from the 1970s with her get-up, wearing an old-fashioned floral garment with a high-neck white shirt underneath, and accessorising with a wide brim hat and sunglasses.
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While some opted for dark grey tones to match the quintessential British weather, others decided to bring a burst of colour to London Fashion Week. Bella, who goes by the handle @angelbaby.bella on Instagram, wore a doll-inspired outfit, combining a bubble-gum pink skirt and checkered belt with a multi-coloured, tie dyed sweater and playful accessories.
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This fashion week guest colour-blocked her fashion week look by pairing electric blue trousers with a mustard yellow double-breasted coat and a patterned shirt.
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This attendee wore a classic beige trench coat with white patterned flared trousers, a pale pink crop top and silver boots.
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This ensemble serves as a masterclass in tonal dressing, with this fashion week guest pairing her deep orange jumpsuit with a lighter orange jacket.
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This guest paired orange gingham trousers with a black T-shirt and a yellow hooded jacket.
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This fashion week guest kept things casual in a denim boilersuit paired with a yellow puffer jacket and white vinyl boots.
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This attendee struck a pose in a pleated black leather skirt, collared shirt and a white duster coat.
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This fashion week guest paired a metallic silver button-down dress with a black belted coat complete with a fur trim.
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Pinstripes were the port-of-call for this street styler, who paired his double-breasted suit with a black jacket, black boots and a bucket hat.
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This fashion week guest went all out on textures, pairing her multi-coloured fluffy scarf with a blue fur handbag.
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This street style guest wore a silver puffer jacket with tie-dye multi-coloured trousers, trainers and a cowboy hat.
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This guest wore a bubblegum pink suit covered in brocade patterns. To keep warm in the New York chill, he also wore a navy blue wool coat over the top.
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This guest paired Gucci logo tights with black lace-up boots, a checked blazer and a white Prada handbag.
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This attendee wore a deep green leather dress, sheer tights and knee-high boots.
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It’s not every day you see a denim skirt worn over tulle, but this street styler wears it with aplomb, adding a denim jacket on top.
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This guest wore head-to-toe black vinyl for fashion week, pairing her V-neck dress with red polka dot shoes for a splash of colour.
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This guest posed in a beige trench coat that bore checks on the lapels and also featured a belt. She accessorised with black calve-high boots and a woolly hat.
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This fashion week guest wrapped up in a black puffer jacket, tights and heeled shoes.
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There’s nothing wrong with a bit of logomania, as this fashion week guest shows in her Vetements overcoat.
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