All the Stars on the Front Row at Milan Fashion Week
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We’ve landed back at Milan Fashion Week, once again. And look, I don’t really care for celebrity worship. (Which is very cool and interesting, I know!) I do, however, enjoy seeing them in the flesh—for around 15 minutes at a fashion show. I mean, even the most fame-cynical among us would perk up at the sight of Kim Cattrall making a rare appearance at Conner Ives’s fall 2026 show. (And willingly talking about Samantha Jones, no less.) Or, let’s say, Helen Mirren, flanked by Glenn Close, Ambika Mod, and Keira Knightley as they watch Erdem’s runway from her iPhone. Or Kate Moss chatting through the entire duration of the Burberry show with Stellan Skarsgård and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
Which is to say: while it wasn’t a bad showing of stars at London Fashion Week, Milan is ramping things up a notch, and continues to into the weekend. Stars flocked to Maria Grazia Chiuri’s return to Fendi, and the rest to Meryll Rogge’s debut at Marni, Demna’s first-ever catwalk outing for Gucci, and a stand-out Prada show. Then there’s the usual tentpoles: Jil Sander, Moschino, Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta, and Giorgio Armani. Compared to last year’s roster (Kendall Jenner! Kirsten Dunst! Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly!) we’re going strong.
Scroll through the gallery below to see all the stars on the front rows at Milan Fashion Week.
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Kaytranada at Gucci.
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Nadia Lee Cohen at Gucci.
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Paloma Elsesser at Gucci.
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EsDeeKid at Gucci
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Devon Lee Carlson at Gucci
As the Fashion News Editor at British Vogue, Daniel Rodgers covers a broad range of topics, unpacking the effects of culture on clothing. Before joining Condé Nast, Daniel was the Senior Fashion Writer at Dazed, where he focused his work on youth and internet subcultures. Daniel graduated from University College ... Read More
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