Nine Milan Fashion Week looks that’ll give you an inspirational jolt

Here, style lessons to take from Milan shows that are sure to breathe new life into your fashion routine. (AFP)

Updated on: Sep 28, 2016 10:15 AM IST

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Here, style lessons to take from Milan shows that are sure to breathe new life into your fashion routine. (AFP)

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Prada went retro with tight patterned shorts and crop tops worn over long-sleeved turtle-neck tops. It brought its sober yet eccentric style to the runway with impeccably cut shirts rocking the label’s beloved pattern prints. (AFP)

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With yellow, blue and orange, Byblos Milano brought bright colors to the spring/summer 2017 runway with feminine and sensual silhouettes. (AFP)

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From hats and jewelry to shoes, Blugirl draws inspiration from Latin America with bohemian, folky looks for spring/summer 2017. (AFP)

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Dresses were big in the Fendi show, with apron dresses and shirt dresses, often sheer or embellished with embroidery. These were matched with brightly colored sandals. The label also went for striking make-up looks, with long strokes of eyeliner and glittery lips. (AFP)

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Although relatively rare on SS17 catwalks so far, spots brought a retro vibe to Anteprima’s refined silhouettes. (AFP)

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The show also featured rock/chic looks with leather jackets, once again finished with spots. (AFP)

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While the 1970s are a major theme this season, Roberto Cavalli maintains the spirit of the label and its signature codes, such as its famous taste for prints. (AFP)