Roberto Cavalli Fall 2012

Fur and extravagance are back with a bang and to prove this statement, we can say that there was no stopping Roberto Cavalli, known as “king of the animal print”. Whether it was a croc tunic, a fur mini skirt or feathered top, he made it work.

Giorgio Armani Fall 2012

Within the Armani handbook androgyny and a little bit of femininity aren't mutually exclusive. Bursts of pink and orange were featured in a simple tunic worn with grey trousers or a patterned collarless jacket.

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2012

The duo “Capidomente” chooses the select and beautiful colourful florals, whereby they make use of them like centrepieces at a grand Italian feast. The black and gold embroidery, the flower embroidered, jewelled headbands as well as the tiny floral handbags lightened the mood.

Missoni Fall 2012

As usual, Angela Missoni’s work is a lot to take in with her mixing of patterns and textures with the house's signature knits.

Emilio Pucci Fall 2012

When the choices weren’t black, they were light blue or plum printed. Nearly every look had some pure element, whether it was a sheer pale blue lace look or a black croc dress with burnout sleeves.

Versace Fall 2012

A citrus yellow and orange mini dress with chainmail details was the only divider to all the black.

Etro Fall 2012

Ruched and crushed velvet, is definitely coming in slowly this season, was fashioned in to blazers to body-skimming cocktail looks.

Moschino Fall 2012

In this part of the Milan Fashion week of fall 2012, sixties swing coats in vibrant red, navy or cream was featured.

Fendi Fall 2012

The collection finished with a display of kaleidoscopic big furs, warm with multicoloured intricate prints.

Max Mara Fall 2012

With sailor-striped long-sleeved gown whose slink gave it a fluid, pajama-like feel.

Via: Harpersbazaar.com

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