S3 E3 — Milan Came to Work: Gucci's Store, Armani's Masterclass & The Guests Who Are Always Late

After a disappointing London, Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 remembered what fashion is about. Audrey calls Giorgio Armani a masterclass, celebrates Prada's ode to the skirt, admits she was wrong(-ish) about Louise Trotter at Bottega Veneta, and says something she never thought she'd say: she loved Dolce & Gabbana (casting notes still stand). Plus flowers for Max Mara, Roberto Cavalli, Ferragamo and The Attico, Glenn Martens' Diesel farewell, and a question: why does nobody hype Etro?

Then, Gucci. Demna built a store, the critics called it the hottest show in Milan, the forums called it vulgar — and Demna says it feels like his first show. It's his third.

Finally: celebrity lateness. When a fifteen-minute show starts an hour late, who is fashion week really for?

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