The next Milan Fashion Week will feature 56 physical shows

In the midst of Couture Week in Paris, the National Chamber of Italian Fashion has published the (non-final) schedule for the next edition of Milan Fashion Week. Milan Fashion Week for Women will take place from 21 to 27 February and promises to be eventful again, with 56 physical and five digital fashion shows, the latter of which will be broadcast on the final day. However, the schedule for the presentations has not yet been published. The final version of the calendar will be published on 8 February, according to the Camera della Moda.

According to the schedule, which can be viewed on WWD, the event will open on 22 February with a digital fashion show by the collective We Are Made in Italy (WAMI), made up of designers and professionals from the black community. This will be followed by Iceberg, renamed Iceberg Since 1974 and reintroduced to the official calendar after a few seasons. Among the most anticipated names on the first day of the shows are those of Fendi, Diesel, Roberto Cavalli, and Etro. On 23 February, it will be Max Mara's turn, while Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons will later present Prada's FW23 womenswear collection. This season we will see the second fashion show by creative directors at the helm of historic Italian fashion houses, including Marco de Vincenzo at Etro and Maximilian Davis for Ferragamo on 25 February at 11:30 am. On the same day, Rhuigi Villaseñor will show for Bally, Ferrari, MSGM, Bottega Veneta, and Philipp Plein. Gucci will present its FW23 collection, probably designed by the in-house team, on 24 February at 2 pm. This will be followed by Sunnei, which will only give menswear after its rebranding, Vivetta, and Jil Sander. On 26 February, Dolce & Gabbana will support Japan's Tomo Koizumi with a physical fashion show, while Maison Valentino has not yet announced which brand it will be in charge of. On the same day, Giorgio Armani will close the week with a fashion show at 3 pm.