Much of the focus during this Milan Fashion Week was on three highly anticipated debuts: Meryll Rogge at OTB’s Marni, Maria Grazia Chiuri at LVMH’s Fendi and Demna Gvasalia at Kering’s Gucci. Demna’s Gucci was a full-on ode to the sexiness and glamour of the Tom Ford era of the 1990s. Chiuri’s first collection at Fendi was safe and commercial and explored few new ideas. Rogge’s first effort was strong and promising.
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