I Bet These 5 Trends From Milan Will Blow Up Next Spring

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Courtesy of No. 21; Courtesy of Sportmax; Courtesy of Fendi 

This trend might not feel revolutionary, but the execution of see-through overlays this season really does feel quite genius. Be it a top or a dress, this delicate trend will feel so refreshing come spring 2021. 

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Courtesy of Prada;Courtesy of MM6 Maison Margiela;Courtesy of Max Mara

Hoodies, but make it fashion. That was the motto of brands like Prada, MM6 Maison Margiela, and Max Mara, who all presented upgraded hoodies for S/S 21. I particularly love how Prada scrunched up the sleeves of its white sweatshirt and styled it with a thin turtleneck underneath. 

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Courtesy of Emilio Pucci; Courtesy of Etro; Courtesy of Sportmax

Hot pants have slowly but surely been creeping their way into the spotlight since last spring. We love how this season, Italian designers made them feel abnormally approachable with the addition of matching tops, printed blouses, and more. 

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Courtesy of Fendi;Courtesy of Versace; Courtesy of Tod's

Brace yourselves: Low-rise pants will be everywhere next spring if Fendi, Versace, and Tod's have anything to do with it. Fendi and Versace want you to show off your abs, while Tod's is advocating for wearing slouchy trousers with a matching trenchcoat. 

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Courtesy of Valentino;Courtesy of Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini;Courtesy of MM6 Maison Margiela

Fits like a glove. Valentino, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, and MM6 Maison Margiela are some of the brands that want you to experiment with gloves, from opera-length versions to short, hot-pink gloves.