Milan Fashion Week Men's shows renewed vigour, as the market bounces back


By AGENCY

A model presents a creation at the Gucci menswear Autumn/Winter 2023 show in Milan. Photo: Reuters

The return of Gucci to the menswear runway calendar, robust sales of Italian fashion and a farewell to the pandemic-imposed trend of virtual shows – it is all systems go for men's fashion week in Milan which opened Friday (Jan 13).

Promising spectacle and optimism after a year in which sales of Italian fashion showed the strongest growth of the last 20 years, presentations for Autumn/Winter 2023 men's collections run until Tuesday (Jan 17).

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