Europe might be in the thick of summer, but the Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 schedule has already landed. This season, running from September 22 to 28, there are 54 physical and six digital displays, equal to FW26. However, this time around, there are no debuts in a first in consecutive seasons, with Pieter Mulier’s debut for Versace slated for 2027.
Versace is absent from the calendar for the second season in a row, following Dario Vitale’s exit last December. Still, there is a sprinkling of sophomore displays to have on radar: Maria Grazia Chiuri’s second Fendi outing will take place on Wednesday, September 23; Marni by Meryll Rogge will show on Thursday, September 24; and Demna will take his sophomore Gucci bow for ready-to-wear on Friday, September 25. Prada will kick things off on Tuesday, September 22, the same day as Indian streetwear label Dhruv Kapoor and Diesel.
Heavy-hitters Dolce & Gabbana, Bottega Veneta, and Ferragamo will occupy some of Saturday’s slots, while Gucci returns, after decamping to Rome last season, to show on the Friday. As for the mainstays, Jil Sander, Missoni, Etro, Max Mara, Alberta Ferretti, Blumarine, The Attico, and Act No. 1 will be showing throughout the week.
Meanwhile, Moschino will show a collection designed by the studio, following the exit of creative director Adrian Appiolaza in June. Boss is absent from the schedule altogether. Marques’Almeida and Miguel Vieira, both Portuguese-founded labels, will be showing in Milan in a first, with the latter closing out the week.
Beyond the displays, Vogue World Milano will make a splash in the Italian capital on opening day, after a series of spectacles in New York, London, Paris, and LA. The event will center around the importance of artisans and the human touch in the age of technology.