Milan Fashion Week – Italy 2025
Background & History
Milan Fashion Week (MFW) is one of the most prestigious events in the global fashion calendar, forming part of the “Big Four” alongside New York, London, and Paris. Organized by Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, MFW is a platform for both Italy’s heritage luxury houses and cutting-edge contemporary designers. Since its inception in 1958, it has been a major driver of Italian fashion’s global influence, known for impeccable tailoring, craftsmanship, and the blend of tradition with innovation.
The September 2025 edition will feature Spring/Summer 2026 collections and is expected to host approximately 60–70 runway shows and 70–80 presentations across seven days.
Event Highlights
- Day 1 – Opening Shows: Leading Italian brands set the tone for the week (e.g., Fendi, Alberta Ferretti, No. 21).
- Days 2–3 – Major Italian Houses: Prada, Gucci, Max Mara, Moschino, and Emporio Armani headline these peak days.
- Days 4–5 – Weekend Presentations: Versace, Bottega Veneta, Ferragamo, MSGM, and Jil Sander showcase consumer-favorite collections.
- Days 6–7 – Closing Schedule: Giorgio Armani anchors the finale, with emerging designers and experimental presentations.
Date & Duration
Dates: September 23–29, 2025
Duration: 7 days
Venue / Location
P.za del Duomo, 31, 20122 Milano MI, Italy
Contact Information
Tel: +39 02 777 1081
Website: www.cameramoda.it
Email: cameramoda@cameramoda.it
Ticket Information
- Opening Shows: $65 – $350 (General to VIP Experience) at Studio 41 Milano
- Major Italian Houses: ~$107 – $375 (General to VIP Admission) at I Chiostri di San Barnaba
- Weekend Presentations: Around $82+ (General Admission; VIP pricing varies) at I Chiostri di San Barnaba
Cultural Experience
Expect a mix of high fashion glamour, creative presentations, and Milanese style. MFW often integrates art, architecture, and digital technology into shows, with the city’s historic streets and modern spaces serving as an atmospheric backdrop.
Food & Drinks
Events may include sponsored bars, VIP lounges, and designer-hosted receptions. Milan’s world-class restaurants and cafés offer numerous dining options between shows.
Family & Accessibility
MFW is largely industry-focused, but some presentations are open to the public through special tickets. Most venues are accessible, though guests should confirm accessibility services in advance.
Getting There
Airports: Milan Malpensa (MXP), Linate (LIN), Orio al Serio (BGY)
Transport: Milan Metro, trams, buses, taxis, and rideshare services are widely available.
Maps
Contact
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FAQ's
How can I attend Milan Fashion Week?
Many shows are by invitation only for press and buyers, but public tickets are increasingly available through Fashion Week Online and official partners.
Will the full schedule be available before September?
Yes, the finalized schedule is released 2–3 weeks before the event and is continuously updated on the official Camera Moda site.
Which designers are expected this season?
While the exact lineup will be confirmed later, heritage brands like Prada, Gucci, Versace, Armani, and Fendi are traditionally present.
Are there online viewing options?
Yes, many shows are livestreamed on fashionweekonline.com and the official Camera Moda website.
Does Milan Fashion Week include emerging designers?
Absolutely. The Camera Moda Fashion Hub is dedicated to showcasing emerging talent alongside established names.
