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The article discusses opulent fashions for women on display at fashion shows in Milan, Italy that concluded on March 1, 2011. Fashion house Brioni displayed a crocodile-skin skirt. Kean Etro of the Etro textile firm said it was important for luxury-goods makers to produce items that can neither be mass-produced nor purchased by large numbers.

The article discusses fashion designer Alessandro Dell'Acqua. Since quitting his own design firm, Dell'Acqua has been hired by fashion label Brioni to create a line of clothing for women. He exhibited his wares at Fashion Week in Milan, Italy in September, 2010. Several of the garments displayed there are described.

The article discusses fashions on display at the Milan Fashion Week event in Milan, Italy. Bright, bold colors abounded, and some U.S. retailers seemed pleased that designers had produced practical items women might actually be interested in buying. Whether that describes a collection from designer Roberto Cavalli made of snake skin, crocodile. and suede remains to be seen, however.

The article discusses Italian fabric mills. Firms including Lanificio Egidio Ferla SpA have long developed innovative fabrics that have won favor with designers such as Michael Kors, Armani, and Dolce & Gabbana. However, in recent years Italian mills have faced strong competition from rivals in Asia.

The article reports on Slowear, a luxury clothing maker based outside of Venice, Italy, which was founded by brothers Marzio and Roberto Compagno. The company and its founders make clothing styles that will last from season to season and will not be discontinued, as the styles of many other fast moving clothing manufacturers, including Zara, are.

The article reports on the move of fashion label Dolce & Gabbana to open a new store, that will sell accessories from its main product line as well as clothing and other items from 21 newer designers such as Yigal Azruel, Sophie Theallet and Martin Grant, in Milan, Italy on September 18, 2010.

The article focuses on the combination of furs, leather, wool and denim by fashion designers of Marni, Gucci, Roberto Cavalli, Bottega, Jill Sander, Fendi and other fashion brands at runway shows in Milan, Italy in February 2010.

The article reports that the fashion shows of the company Dolce & Gabbana (D&G) in Milan, Italy in February 2010 will be live-streamed by business partners Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce on iPhones.

The article focuses on the fashion show presented by designer Donatella Versace in the Spring 2010 Milan Fashion Week in Italy in September 2009. The fashion show was the first from Versace since the resignation of former chief executive officer (CEO) Giancarlo Di Risio. The collection featured micro mini skirts, boots and patterns that became popular in 1965. It is said that the collection reflected an authentic Versace style.

The article focuses on the clothing collection for spring 2010 designed by Miuccia Prada featured at the 2009 Milan Fashion Week in Italy. According to Prada, the design of the runway describes the current world. The style of Prada is said to be her response to the news worldwide. It also provides information on the family-owned firm Prada SpA which was affected by the economic downturn.

A review is offered for several restaurants located in Milan, Italy, including Hostaria Borromei, Trattoria Milanese and Ristorante Al Grissino.

The article reports on the emergence of women's clothing inspired from the 1980s by several fashion designers in Milan, Italy. Giorgio Armani returned to executive lines he is known for including dresses with capes, cardigans and slim pants. Tomas Maier created a line of clothing for Bottega Veneta using soft colors, wools and silks. Miuccia Prada stick to suits because she believes that women always wear them.

The article highlights a fashion show held in Milan, Italy and explores how designers cater to consumers amid the global economic turmoil. According to the author, the fashion show reflects a collective idea that luxury consumers will look for a so-called investment wardrobe that can withstand the trends and frequent dry cleaning to remain wearable. Executive director Tyler Thoreson of Men.Style.com noted that a sense of conservatism is emerging in the men's clothing.

The article highlights the clothing and accessories collections to be unveiled by several international designers in Milan, Italy in February 2008. These designers include Gucci, Burberry, Prada, and the studio of Brian Atwood. Gucci's collections, which included a Paul Revere coat, boots, and sashes, were described as loud and not pretty. On the other hand, the Burberry collections were called luscious, while those of Prada's were described as stimulating.

The article evaluates several clothes and dresses from Italian designers such as Bottega Veneta, Gianfranco Ferre, and Miuccia Prada.

The article describes several women's clothing collections presented in various runway shows in Milan, Italy. According to the author, Bottega Veneta's spring collection designed by Tomas Maier range from casual wear to clothes that are mostly in khaki, sand and other neutral tones. Meanwhile, it is said that Miuccia Prada's collection of silk prints and checked knits are in dark green, maroon and brown colors.