The designer kicked off Milan Men’s Fashion Week with a runway show, where she unveiled her resort 2019 and limited-edition fall 2018 collections.

Alberta Ferretti gravitated toward a fashion period that’s quite popular this season: the Eighties.

Inspired by the country life, the Italian designer continued to expand her daywear pieces, while leveraging her expertise with highly crafted chiffon dresses.

Ferretti embraced change and went for something minimal and Nineties-driven.

Alberta Ferretti handled an Indian inspiration with a light touch.

The designer took a trip to Venice, mining the city’s romantic landscapes and rich history for a display steeped in drama.

The show was held on Jan. 13 in Milan during Men’s Fashion Week.

Alberta Ferretti presented pre-fall and demi-couture collections in a runway show at its Milanese headquarters.

Alberta Ferretti built a collection for tough women with a healthy sex drive.

Maritime life, above and below sea level, struck Alberta Ferretti’s fancy for resort.

Aiming for simple, romantic hair at Alberta Ferretti, hairstylist Guido Palau spoke of a girl “caught in the moment.”

Alberta Ferretti’s dreamy vision of lingerie and pajama-inspired fall looks was a bit blurry.

Daywear with a chic wild side dominated Alberta Ferretti’s pre-fall collection.

A windblown, desert goddesses inspired the beauty look at Alberta Ferretti.

Alberta Ferretti’s ethereal yet edgy spring collection was inspired by desert romance — and Burning Man.