In another part of Milano: MM6, Tod's, Valextra and Sara Battaglia

From the street tracks to the art museums, from the boutiques of Haute Gamme to the emerging windows, Milan fashion week had a few days busy with MM6, Tod's, Valextra and Sara Battaglia.

Mm6: post-ps and polishing

MM6 is to balance conceptual fashion with the great clobber, rarely more than this Thursday in Milan, where the collection was presented in a cobblestone.

Like its Big Brother Maison Margiela, MM6 has many internal signifiers, especially white and money laundering. Then, the ujidores and the PRS wore white laboratory coats, and the pavement and part of the street were made in Whitlwap.

Making an adequate catwalk for this collection: the Arty Dissemination Brand of the most famous fashion conceptual brand, whose cast walked with viewers reflected through Borgosso, a Milan Central Backstreet of Milan probably better known for the Bice Restaurant, a famous fashion restaurant.

In the most unexpected color palette of the season: post-it tones of discolor yellow, light turquoise or baby blue.

What worked best were the raw leats perfectly used in burgundy or coal, used with transparent skirts that revealed walking walks. Or the cunning trenches, whose whole shoulders were transformed into transparent blouses. Or the cold anthracite cocktails, again finished with a gauze neckline and a floral bra.

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The juxtaposition is always in the heart of MM6 Maison Margiela, one of the tracks of the track inside the OTB fashion company, along with Marni, Jil Sander and Viktor & Rolf.

For the types, in a mixed show, there were blue egg shell suits on sparkling sweatshirts, finished with a fabric laundry ticket or beige spy coats used with bitter orange pants and packages of matching cyclists waist.

The fans of the founder Martin Margiela for the out of the ordinary footwear was also evident in some large pumps with displaced heels, or leather moccasins with knot heels. A closet that went from the office and the meeting to lunch and cocktails. Like music, which jumped from the deliberately eccentric melody of Velly Jones “Stopp, Sixku Aeg!” To “Who knows where the time” by Nina Simone is going?

In the end, no designer revealed, respecting the pathological sense of privacy of the founder. Before the cast and half of the audience marched around the corner to discover a new MM6 MAISON MARGIELA store in a patio in Mecca Purchases through Spiga.

Tod's: Gommin Glory

A Swish and soft collection in Tod's This season, organized Inside Art Foundation Mac, where the guests were received by a dozen artisans who carefully created versions with vanilla tones of the famous gommino moccasin of the house.

The same color as the seats on the track and suede, where multiple reminders of the continuous power of Tod: Naomi Watts, Michelle Monaghan, Poppy Delevingne, Kaya Scodelario and Uber Model Iman.

Celebrating Italian artisans, the invitation was a cardboard copy of a gommin pattern, and the call of the photo was a perforated wall, just like Moccasin's sole. In case you have not understood: the wall said: “Leave your brand.”

And most of the models carried a new version of Gommino, along with an impressive variety of Timeless bags, again, some of which were finished with riding chair seams.

The Tod in Leather's experience was the leitmotif of the collection, where the creative director Matteo Tamburini played skillfully with a large amount of skins: lamb skin, suede and raw leather. Simple vessels with frontal pocket pockets or hyper-attempt jackets.

Although its most striking appearance was a large black ditch with white contrast seams, or a black wrapping dress excellently draped with white trim, used with authority by the veteran mariacarla Boscono, one of the various mature models to walk in this show.

In addition to some wide striped cotton shirts with complementary canvas bags, everything was made of leather, since Tamburini insisted on a tight approach.

Driven by spicy music as “the rest is noise” by Jamie XX, the cast wandered around the track wearing compound and quite rich. Although one could not avoid thinking that although it is great to celebrate the unique artisanal skills of Italy, it also needs to run some more risks with clothes.

VALEXTRA: ISIDE, LARGE AND SMALL

Evolution in Valextra, which announced two new versions of his Iside bag, along with some intelligent and fresh treatments.

In order of size, the ISIDE editor, a larger version, presented the newest and most soft sensation of the bag and wine with suede lining to lighten the load.

While the Iside can is a smaller version, its name comes from the Milanese expression for a nice child.

Both come with proper cross -body straps: the can with a shortened version, allowing a lady to put her under her arm.

“It's about effortlessly,” explained the CEO Xavier, who was anxious to point out the various new treatments, such as the Texture Senso, or take the milepant leather of the house of the house and give it a hammer treatment known as Martellato, teaching a more softera and almost powdered hand.

Sara Battaglia: The sisters are doing it for themselves

A store that captures attention is the new red boutique of Sara Battaglia, with a lot of Plissé and an exuberant designer, who awaits her first child in December.

Located in 1b Corso Matteotti, the store has red Plissé walls, where Plissé is “the visual metaphor for the complexity of being a woman and a positive message about the freedom and strength of women,” Battaglia explained.

Each piece, from crushed technical sheath dresses to Silk Mantero Plissé scarves, is designed to fit inside the Plissé cube bags, which hung on the walls.

Created to exhibit the last fall of the brand, the store offers some very great reversible Plissé dresses designed to use the back or the back.

Together with the dresses, two styles of sunglasses, hope and fire were made, with details of the Plissé and were created in cases created in collaboration with Dritto Filo, which supports the economic independence of women survivors of violence.

The theme of the brotherhood extends throughout the store, whose red design represents the strength and challenge in the movement of women's rights, and the fight against domestic violence in Italy.

In addition to the presentation during fashion week, the fall is also available through the brand's DTC channels with a SEE Now approach, Buy Now. The fall is also available in Oonconventional in Milan and through a selection of retail partners.