Every September, Milan prepares for a transformation that goes beyond the calendar. The city shifts tempo: the trams still run, commuters cross Cadorna, and tourists line up under the Duomo, yet a different rhythm takes over. From September 23 to 29, the city will host its Fashion Week, one of the world’s four great showcases.
The event has not yet begun, but the anticipation is already tangible. Window displays in the Quadrilatero hint at new collections, concierges in luxury hotels confirm that rooms have been booked for months, and conversations across Brera cafés often drift to rumors about which houses will surprise this year.
