Fresh Spring Summer 2027 Trends That We Spotted At Milan Fashion Week

In case you were unsure about whether fashion is still undecided between pared-back minimalism and all-out maximalism, Milan’s runways are making one thing abundantly clear: subtle dressing is taking a back seat for spring/summer 2027. Across Milan fashion week, designers have embraced printed skirts, exposed lingerie, playful proportions, clashing colours and a very deliberately undone approach to getting dressed (I’m looking at you, Moschino). While Prada went all-in on the statement skirt, Fendi and Marni gave exposed bras a starring role; all signalling a broader shift towards expressive clothes that feel imperfect, thrown on and, quite frankly, more fun. And if you saw *that* clip of Anok Yai walking down the Gucci runway nonchalantly shrugging on a fur over a mini, you’ll know exactly the energy that I’m talking about.

As is so often the case, Milan could be thought of as one of the most trend-defining stops of the S/S ’27 season. While the Scandis settled into the slow life during Copenhagen, and Londoners are returning to their rock and roll roots, the Italians are shaking things up for spring, and experimenting with sheer layers, unexpected colour combinations and an all together new approach to polished dressing (avert your eyes conservative Nonnas). Curious to see the styles set to make an appearance again next spring/summer? Keep scrolling to see the surprising Milan runway trends we’ll still be thinking about long after fashion month is over.

1. An Extra Scoop

Style Notes: After the last year of funnel jackets stubbornly zipped up to the chin, the scoop neck is quietly emerging as one of Milan’s prettiest S/S ’27 trends, with designers favouring wide, curved necklines that show just enough skin without feeling overly revealing. At Alberta Ferretti, scoop-neck tank tops were tucked into long skirts, while the Ferragamo collection leaned into sheer, chest-exposing layering that affirmed the décolletage as the season’s most important erogenous zone. It isn’t a trend that is going to appeal to everyone, but there is beauty is in its simplicity, and making this small adjustment to your neckline is exactly the kind of trend that can instantly make a simple vest, knit or dress feel that bit more considered. Expect to see it everywhere come spring.