6 Fashion Trends to Try From the Vogue World: Milan Runway
The show featured six themed acts, 4 humanoid robots and star turns from Gigi Hadid, Alicia Keys and Jennifer Lopez.
- On Tuesday, Vogue World 2026 arrived in Milan, hosting its fifth annual event inside the historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to celebrate Italian fashion history through archival looks and contemporary designs.
- Curated into six themes gesturing toward Italian history, the event featured legacy houses including Prada and Gucci creating one-of-a-kind pieces worn by generations of models from Mariacarla Boscono to Gigi Hadid.
- Tennis star Aryna Sabalenka and Olympic speed skater Arianna Fontana took the runway, emphasizing the connection between high-performance athletics and luxury fashion design that Italian houses have long explored.
- During the "The Age of Intelligence" act, four Unitree robots joined models on the runway; Creative Director Juan Costa Paz said robots represent an "inflection point in human history."
- San Francisco will host next year's Vogue World as the event offered a broader examination of human creativity; model Vittoria Ceretti told Vogue that human emotion remains "irreplaceable" despite technology's imitation of style.
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What Were Those Robots Doing at Vogue World Milano?
Vogue World Milano had plenty to work with. Staged inside the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II on September 22, the event brought together Italian fashion, performance, music and a front row packed with some of the industry’s most influential designers. Its premise examined craftsmanship and the human touch in an increasingly technological age. Then the robots […]
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