Kaylah Walton
Milan Fashion Week was filled with glitz and glamour on Friday as Gucci revealed its Spring/Summer 2025 collection at the Triennale di Milano.
Renowned figures like Daisy Edgar-Jones, Dakota Johnson, and Jessica Chastain were present in the front row, highlighting their unique fashion senses and adding an extra layer of allure to the event, showcasing Sabato De Sarno’s latest creations.
Daisy Edgar-Jones led the charge in fashion with a chic bohemian white crochet ensemble, accentuating her silhouette with a sheer bra and coordinating shorts, complimented by brown suede flats and stylish narrow sunglasses.
Dakota Johnson impressed attendees in a semi-transparent light pink spotted dress layered with a black leather jacket and sleek pointed heels, showcasing a captivating blend of edgy and sophisticated style.
Jessica Chastain chose a classic off-the-shoulder white floral gown paired with black slingback heels and voluminous auburn hair, bringing her signature elegance to the event.
Julia Garner made an impact with red leather shorts and a sheer top, arriving alongside her husband Mark Foster, who cut a dashing figure in a sleek black suit.
Additional notable guests included Nicola Coughlan, who exuded class in a white bow-tie mini dress topped with a stylish suede poncho jacket.
Debbie Harry showcased her timeless style in a black skirt and white blouse paired with a bold red leather jacket.
Fashion’s Elite Gather at Milan Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week continues to attract attention with a remarkable array of 57 shows and 69 presentations from esteemed brands including Prada, Versace, and Bottega Veneta.
Although some designers, like Giorgio Armani, showcased their collections elsewhere, the Milan events remain a major highlight in the fashion world, set to run until September 23.
In addition to her striking fashion choices, Dakota Johnson is also promoting her film debut, Loser Baby, which was recently shown at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Johnson expressed her enthusiasm about directing, describing the process as “natural and intuitive,” generating excitement about her future in filmmaking.
