Designers at Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 (MFW SS25) ditched the usual sexy looks in favor of something more demure, but still ultra-feminine. They boosted optimism with color combinations that focused on dopamine shades of orange, pink and blue. On the other hand, perhaps with the ‘Corpcore’ trend in mind, neutral and dark shades such as brown were also seen.
Combinations with blue
Versace
Look 1: A sky blue short coat over a zigzag pattern top in mauve, green, burgundy and white, with a knee-length satin skirt in green and brown. Accessories included red stockings, a black handbag and platform sandals.
Onitsuka Tiger
Look 14: a light blue knitted polo shirt with dark blue rectangular sequins, an ice blue satin long skirt, skin-colored socks and white shoes.
Iceberg
Look 12: a bright blue leather jacket over a lime green top and matching bag, orange shorts, nude socks and black flats.
N 21: ontwerper, Alessandro Dell’Acqua
Look 8: a short light blue knitted sweater with a green edge at the neck, an ivory edge at the waist and ivory and black at the sleeve ends, worn over a black transparent top. The skirt had a small green-red floral print. Black and white checkered slingbacks completed the look.
Combinations with lime green
Chicco Mao
Look 6: a light green knitted sweater with v-neck under a lime green polka dot cardigan with a long skirt in lime green, pink and orange sequins.
Diesel: designer, Glenn Martens
Look 37: A hooded top with stripes in lime green, pink and white over white and ivory layers of satin and chiffon. Accessories included leg warmers with a gray, lilac and white print, sheer sandals and a gray drawstring bag.
Marco Rambaldi
Look 4: a lime green rib knit cardigan with deep v-neck, light gray ankle strap trousers, a printed scarf worn as a cummerbund and a white crochet bag.
Vivetta Ponti
Look 10: a lime green blouse with ruffles under a fitted green brocade jacket, combined with white briefs. Accessories included long white socks, lime green slingbacks and a special handbag in the shape of a house.
Combinations with orange
Roberto Cavalli: designer, Fausto Puglisi
Look 29: a sleeveless scuba top with an orange print over a bronze chiffon mini skirt and pumps with sequins in bronze and green. Other accessories included sunglasses and an oversized gold link necklace.
Loro Piana
Look 20: a shirt and Bermuda shorts, with matching cap, in orange lightweight wool under a camel-colored trench coat, bronze mules and a light brown leather handbag.
GCDS: designer, Giuliano Calza
Look 27: an orange halter top and tights under a purple satin mini skirt, a black jacket with ivory satin lining and transparent pumps.
Bottega Veneta, designer, Matthieu Blazy
Look 41: A white cotton blouse with rolled sleeves under a loose knit cardigan and a skirt, both in an ivory and orange ombré combination. A wicker clutch and transparent pumps completed the look.
Combinations with brown
Tod’s: designer, Matteo Tamburini
Look 28: a long brown jacket over a yellow and navy blue zip top and light brown cycling shorts. Accessories included a navy blue clutch, green sandals and brown sunglasses.
Ferrari: designer, Rocco Iannone
Look 13: Brown leather jeans, an orange ribbed V-neck sweater with matching scarf. Brown glasses, minaudière, belt and sandals completed the look.
Bally: designer, Simone Bellotti
Look 17: a brown leather skirt with peplum and an asymmetrical hem and a yellow/green satin blouse with puff sleeves, combined with brown platform heels.
Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini
Look 1: a brown chiffon blouse with deep V-neck and a semi-transparent long olive green skirt. An ivory leather clutch with long fringes and brown suede thongs completed the look.
Combinations with ‘camel’
Ermanno Scervino
Look 22: A single-breasted camel coat over a pink cardigan and leggings with a purple neckerchief and an ivory leather bag.
Marni: designer, Francesco Risso
Look 41: a camel-colored suede dress under a pink satin coat with white lining and brown suede pumps.
GCDS: designer, Giuliano Calza
Look 9: a camel-colored jacket with zipper and matching Bermuda shorts. A transparent lilac bra was worn under the jacket. The model wore a pink, white and blue scarf around her head, ivory framed sunglasses, off-white knee socks, camel ballet flats and a transparent mini handbag.
Preview: designer, Izumi Ogino
Look 7: Camel-colored trousers and a transparent turquoise blouse with flap pockets over another transparent top in olive green. Accessories included a crocheted keychain in lilac, orange and yellow.
Combinations with pink
Prada, designers, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons
Look 48: a light pink bodysuit under brown lightweight wool trousers, orange western boots, a black patent bag and a white oversized ball necklace.
Jil Sander: designers, Lucie and Luke Meier
Look 10: a satin blouse in a light pink and green turquoise ombré mix with a matching skirt. Accessories included black calf boots and a snakeskin clutch.
Emporio Armani
Look 61: a pink blouse and jacquard brocade trousers with a rural relief print under a purple suede jacket. A brown suede bag and brown leather strappy flats completed the look.
Etro: designer, Marco De Vincenzo
Look 6: a short pink knitted top with hood and an ivory satin skirt with a blue print and a purple lace hem. A beige leather drawstring bag with a blue and orange print and a pair of flip-flops completed the look.
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