Milan Fashion Week, scheduled for January 16-20, 2026, is organized with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Italian Trade Agency, and the City of Milan. This edition features a total of 76 events, including 18 physical and 7 digital fashion shows, 36 presentations, 3 presentations by appointment, and 12 events.
Among the most anticipated novelties, the Ralph Lauren fashion show stands out, as the brand chose Milan to present its Fall-Winter 2026/2027 collection. Domenico Orefice and Victor Hart will be featured on the official fashion show calendar for the first time. For the first time on the digital fashion show calendar: Absent Findings, Ajabeng, Kente Gentlemen, Raimondi, State Of Chaos, and Subwae. Zegna and Dsquared2 fashion shows are returning to the calendar. The following brands are appearing on the presentation calendar for the first time: Bottega Bernard, Dunhill, K-Way, Plās Collective, Moarno, Sagaboi, and Stone Island, while Ferragamo returns. In addition to the presentation, Stone Island will present Prototype Research_Series 09, Air Blown Lamination on Knit through an installation by Ken-Tonio Yamamoto that features garments born from non-industrialized research and experimentation processes.
This edition will also feature several anniversaries: Blauer celebrates its 25th anniversary, Pronounce its tenth anniversary, and Marcello Pipitone-Bonola its first five years. This year's Milan Fashion Week communications campaign continues to highlight new talent and iconic Milanese locations, developing a narrative that includes the choice of location and the collaboration with the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. As part of this collaboration, which began with the Milan Fashion Week campaign in June 2025, the shots were enriched this edition with archival objects provided by the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, the official home of the world's largest collection of Olympic heritage and an international reference point for sports, history, and culture enthusiasts. The location chosen for this edition is the entrance to a historic Milanese building from the 1940s. The campaign was shot by photographer Alessandro Burzigotti, styled by Daria Di Gennaro, and supported by Stilema Studio for set design. The brands involved are: AScend Beyond, Cascinelli, Federico Cina, Gams Note, Meriisi, Moarno, Mordecai, Mtl Studio, Noskra, Setchu, and ViaPiave33.
For this edition, the Fondazione Sozzani will again become a space to support and promote the next generation of designers. The brands Domenico Orefice and Simon Cracker will present their collections, with a fashion show format. Bottega Bernard, Maragno, Marcello Pipitone-Bonola, Moarno, Mtl Studio, Pecoranera, and Sagaboi will showcase their collections through a presentation.
"Milan confirms its position as a central city for creative fashion and menswear, a place where identity, experimentation, and industry continue to interact. At Milan Fashion Week, institutions, businesses, creativity, the production chain, and distribution work together to strengthen the global competitiveness of Made in Italy. Furthermore, CNMI continues to invest in the future, opening up concrete opportunities for young brands and emerging talent, because the creative energy of the new generations is a fundamental lever for the growth and evolution of our system," underlined Carlo Capasa, president of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion.
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