<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>The Fashion Journal</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/</link><description>Milan fashion, cultural history and considered travel</description><item><title>When is the next Milan Fashion Week? The 2027 dates explained</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/when-is-the-next-milan-fashion-week-the-2027-dates-explained/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/when-is-the-next-milan-fashion-week-the-2027-dates-explained/</guid><description>Read the official 2027 men’s and women’s Milan Fashion Week dates, understand collection seasons, and plan a visit around confirmed information.</description></item><item><title>Can visitors attend Milan Fashion Week without an invitation?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/can-visitors-attend-milan-fashion-week-without-an-invitation/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/can-visitors-attend-milan-fashion-week-without-an-invitation/</guid><description>Understand invitation-only shows, public cultural alternatives, and how to assess Fashion Week experiences without assuming runway access.</description></item><item><title>Three days in Milan for fashion lovers, with or without a show</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/three-days-in-milan-for-fashion-lovers-with-or-without-a-show/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/three-days-in-milan-for-fashion-lovers-with-or-without-a-show/</guid><description>Plan three satisfying Milan days around fashion districts, museum objects and contemporary culture, without depending on show invitations.</description></item><item><title>What should you pack for a winter Fashion Week visit to Milan?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/what-should-you-pack-for-a-winter-fashion-week-visit-to-milan/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/what-should-you-pack-for-a-winter-fashion-week-visit-to-milan/</guid><description>Build a practical winter Milan wardrobe around layers, walking, venue rules and a few adaptable pieces rather than imagined runway dress codes.</description></item><item><title>Where should you stay in Milan during Fashion Week?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/where-should-you-stay-in-milan-during-fashion-week/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/where-should-you-stay-in-milan-during-fashion-week/</guid><description>Choose a Milan base by transport, evening rhythm and confirmed plans, with practical comparisons of central, Brera and other neighborhoods.</description></item><item><title>How do you travel between Milan Fashion Week neighborhoods?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-do-you-travel-between-milan-fashion-week-neighborhoods/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-do-you-travel-between-milan-fashion-week-neighborhoods/</guid><description>Plan reliable journeys between Milan neighborhoods by checking exact addresses, transport routes, walking time and the details of each appointment.</description></item><item><title>What did people wear in Roman Milan? Reading the surviving evidence</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/what-did-people-wear-in-roman-milan-reading-the-surviving-evidence/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/what-did-people-wear-in-roman-milan-reading-the-surviving-evidence/</guid><description>Explore what archaeological objects and Roman images can tell us about dress, while distinguishing Milan evidence from comparisons elsewhere in the empire.</description></item><item><title>Before the boutiques: medieval Milan, Brera and the cloth economy</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/before-the-boutiques-medieval-milan-brera-and-the-cloth-economy/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/before-the-boutiques-medieval-milan-brera-and-the-cloth-economy/</guid><description>Look beneath Brera’s modern cultural identity to the medieval textile work behind Milan’s material history, without inventing a continuous fashion lineage.</description></item><item><title>Visconti and Sforza Milan: how dress helped a court display power</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/visconti-and-sforza-milan-how-dress-helped-a-court-display-power/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/visconti-and-sforza-milan-how-dress-helped-a-court-display-power/</guid><description>Read the dress and precious surfaces of Milan’s Renaissance court through the castle’s history and the Sforza Altarpiece, with clear limits on interpretation.</description></item><item><title>Como silk: from a remarkable fibre to a designed textile</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/como-silk-from-a-remarkable-fibre-to-a-designed-textile/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/como-silk-from-a-remarkable-fibre-to-a-designed-textile/</guid><description>Understand silk as fibre, process and design through Como’s museum evidence, with practical questions for looking at woven and printed textiles.</description></item><item><title>Is a Como silk day trip worth adding to your Milan visit?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/is-a-como-silk-day-trip-worth-adding-to-your-milan-visit/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/is-a-como-silk-day-trip-worth-adding-to-your-milan-visit/</guid><description>Plan a focused Como silk day trip from Milan, with a museum visit, sensible train choices and enough time to enjoy the city.</description></item><item><title>Armani and the softer silhouette: a Milan fashion history to look at closely</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/armani-and-the-softer-silhouette-a-milan-fashion-history-to-look-at-closely/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/armani-and-the-softer-silhouette-a-milan-fashion-history-to-look-at-closely/</guid><description>Explore Armani’s softer silhouette through the official archive, then plan a thoughtful Milan visit without assuming a particular display.</description></item><item><title>Prada and nylon: how a material can change the idea of luxury</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/prada-and-nylon-how-a-material-can-change-the-idea-of-luxury/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/prada-and-nylon-how-a-material-can-change-the-idea-of-luxury/</guid><description>Read Prada’s use of nylon as a question about materials and luxury, with a clear distinction between a fashion house and an art foundation.</description></item><item><title>Versace and visual drama: a thoughtful guide to looking beyond the logo</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/versace-and-visual-drama-a-thoughtful-guide-to-looking-beyond-the-logo/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/versace-and-visual-drama-a-thoughtful-guide-to-looking-beyond-the-logo/</guid><description>Look beyond the Versace logo to construction, visual contrast and a documented dress, with thoughtful ways to explore fashion and theatre.</description></item><item><title>Palazzo Morando: how to visit Milan’s costume and fashion collection</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/palazzo-morando-how-to-visit-milans-costume-and-fashion-collection/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/palazzo-morando-how-to-visit-milans-costume-and-fashion-collection/</guid><description>Visit Palazzo Morando with realistic expectations about rotating fashion displays, historic rooms and the changing image of Milan.</description></item><item><title>How can you read a Renaissance portrait through its clothes?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-can-you-read-a-renaissance-portrait-through-its-clothes/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-can-you-read-a-renaissance-portrait-through-its-clothes/</guid><description>Use portraits in Milan’s collections to understand textile, display and historical evidence without mistaking painted clothes for everyday dress.</description></item><item><title>A considered walk through Milan’s Quadrilatero della Moda</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/a-considered-walk-through-milans-quadrilatero-della-moda/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/a-considered-walk-through-milans-quadrilatero-della-moda/</guid><description>Walk Milan’s Quadrilatero with time for architecture, a museum and thoughtful shopping, while keeping private entrances and show access distinct.</description></item><item><title>Brera for fashion lovers: art, texture and an unhurried evening</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/brera-for-fashion-lovers-art-texture-and-an-unhurried-evening/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/brera-for-fashion-lovers-art-texture-and-an-unhurried-evening/</guid><description>Spend a thoughtful Brera afternoon with art, textile details and a relaxed evening, connecting the neighborhood’s past with what you can see today.</description></item><item><title>How do you judge a well-made garment while shopping in Milan?</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-do-you-judge-a-well-made-garment-while-shopping-in-milan/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/how-do-you-judge-a-well-made-garment-while-shopping-in-milan/</guid><description>Assess fit, fabric and construction while shopping in Milan, with practical questions about labels, alterations, care and claims.</description></item><item><title>The Galleria and the art of being seen in modern Milan</title><link>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/the-galleria-and-the-art-of-being-seen-in-modern-milan/</link><guid>https://fashionweek.it.com/journal/the-galleria-and-the-art-of-being-seen-in-modern-milan/</guid><description>Explore the Galleria as architecture, a shopping setting and a place to observe public style, with a manageable central Milan walk.</description></item></channel></rss>