Milan's menswear fashion week puts on a brave face amid crisis in luxury


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A model walks the runway during the Emporio Armani collection show at Milan's Fashion Week Men's Autumn/Winter 2025. Photo: AFP

Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Giorgio Armani lead a reduced schedule for men's fashion week opening Friday (Jan 17) in Milan, putting a brave face on a crisis in the luxury sector.

Fendi and Gucci are noticeably absent, having shown here last January but this season having opted to show mixed collections during women's fashion week in Milan in February.

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