Editor
A certain flair for embellishments reigned this Milan Fashion Week, perhaps as a reaction to looming uncertainty.
Against the backdrop of Italy’s general elections which spurred a tense social and political debate in the country, and the ongoing global crises, designers zhuzhed up their offering, embedding crystals, fringes and sequins, and providing a mood-boosting jolt.
At Bottega Veneta, Matthieu Blazy closed his sophomore…
