WWD checked out Coterie, Capsule, Cabana and Designers & Agents for the top fall 2019 trends.

The three-day international trade show closed on Feb. 22 at the Milano-Rho fairgrounds.

Womanly sportswear with a modernist élan — for some synonymous with Phoebe Philo-era Celine — was in no shortage in pre-fall collections.

The once thought of fashion no-no is now Kardashian approved and riding down many of the spring runways.

Looking for some inspiration to ring in the new year? WWD pulled together some recent standout festive looks in New York and Paris.

Far from Kansas, sweet pastoral dresses take on distinctly urban airs when mixed with boots, rugged chinos and utility vests. 

Damas maps out her ambitions for her label Rouje, which include a new cosmetics range — and a foray into retail — set for 2019.

Tailoring for spring is decidedly young and cool, whether worn in the office or elsewhere.

The spring collections were awash in fanciful takes on femininity, from graceful to gutsy.

Bridal designers said “I do” to many trends, embracing everything from sparkle to two-piece dressing.

Trends for spring ranged from voluminous drama to insta-ready bike shorts. Here, a comprehensive guide.

All kinds of bold fashion statements were made outside of spring shows, via loads of color, romantic flourishes, diminutive bags and big coats.

Pictorials were all over the spring runways in jacquards, intarsias and a multitude of prints. Interpretations ranged from beachside imagery and outdoor scenery at Etro and Prada to Jeremy Scott’s Polaroid self-portraits with edge.

Designers turned to crafts to add interest to the clothes.

WWD takes a look at the trends coming off the runways in Milan.