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MILAN: After seven canicule of balustrade presentations, Milan Fashion Weekcame to a abutting February 28. Here is a assembly of some of the event's better trends, including clashing prints and capped shoes.

Accessories absolutely took their time to flash in Italy, with hatsseeming to be about binding on the runway. Headgear wentWestern at Moschino, area cowboy hats were the adjustment of the day, while there was a faculty of fun at Blugirl with creamy Smurf-style headwear. Meanwhile, aggressive appearance caps could be apparent at MaxMara, berets at Emporio Amarni and bow-adorned hats fit for a gymkhana at DSquared2.

In agreement of footwear, there was one trend which emerged beyond all shoe types -- toecaps. At Bottega Veneta a apparent array added a luxe feel to pointy-toe boots, while argent toe pumps offered animation to pumps at Emilio Pucci. Metal toe caps adorned Just Cavalli's carnal abate band heels, while at Marni atramentous toe caps, heels and braid straps adorned white shoes for a connected effect.

Fabric-wise, this division in Milan it had to be velvet, with the bland actual adorning 1970s-style tuxedos at Genny and V-neck dresses at Mantu. Gucci was additionally taken with the luxe fabric, area highlights included a continued printed clover clothes in backwoods green. Emporio Armani advantaged a ashamed clover appearance in gray and a smoother attending in aristocratic blue, while Bottega Veneta autonomous for floral book velvet.

While the accepted bobcat book and blush blocking did appear, bright patterns were all over the aerodrome in Milan, with head-to-toe geometric prints at Prada apparent in tones alignment from adhesive blooming to orange. Paisley prints were apparent at Etro, while patchwork-inspired prints clashed at Missoni. Versus and Antonio Marras adopted floral or annular patterns, while Gabriele Colangelo showed clear abstruse patterns and a Maltese cantankerous arrangement fabricated an appulse at Aquilano.Rimondi.

Regarding color, there were affluence of citrus tones, appealing pastels and aphotic gothic influences, but the all-embracing standout accent was silver. 1950s-inspired brawl dresses sparkled at Lorenzo Riva, while metallics were teamed with appealing pastels at Byblos. Standout pieces at Blumarine included a annealed argent PVC trenchcoat, while at Versace chainmail dresses were adorned with argent bank and at Dolce & Gabbana argent and gold adornment was ubiquitous.