Vogue Editors Recap Milan Fashion Week Highlights on The Run-Through Podcast
After arriving in Paris for Paris Fashion Week, Vogue editors Nicole Phelps and Luke Leitch recorded an episode of The Run-Through podcast, where they reflected on highlights from Milan Fashion Week. They highlighted the Diesel show, which marked the conclusion of Glenn Martens's six-year period before he shifted focus to Maison Margiela, describing his style as both inclusive and punk. Leitch discussed the Emporio Armani showcase, the final one by Leo Dell'Orco and Silvana Armani before Dario Vitale takes the reins, featuring garments adorned with salt crystals. Both editors commended Simone Bellotti's collection for Jil Sander. Phelps also mentioned Meryll Rogge's influence at Marni and Demna's pivotal moment at Gucci, wrapping up with anticipation for Paris Fashion Week.
Key facts
- Nicole Phelps and Luke Leitch recorded The Run-Through podcast after arriving in Paris for Paris Fashion Week.
- Glenn Martens ended his six-year run at Diesel before focusing on Maison Margiela.
- The Prada collection centered on the skirt, which Mrs. Prada has discussed as a canvas for expression.
- Emporio Armani's presentation was the last overseen by Leo Dell'Orco and Silvana Armani before Dario Vitale takes over.
- Simone Bellotti's latest collection for Jil Sander was praised by both editors, who called themselves Sanderistas.
- Maria Grazia Chiuri's second ready-to-wear collection for Fendi and Meryll Rogge's collection for Marni made a splash.
- Demna presented a Gucci show in a beautifully realized store after his divisive February show.
- The editors discussed Milan Fashion Week highlights before heading to Paris Fashion Week shows.
Entities
Artists
- Nicole Phelps
- Luke Leitch
- Glenn Martens
- Mrs. Prada
- Leo Dell'Orco
- Silvana Armani
- Dario Vitale
- Simone Bellotti
- Maria Grazia Chiuri
- Meryll Rogge
- Demna
Institutions
- Vogue
- The Run-Through
- Diesel
- Maison Margiela
- Prada
- Emporio Armani
- Jil Sander
- Fendi
- Marni
- Gucci
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Paris
- France