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Minutes before the Runway show at Milan Fashion Week begins, a model with a fur boa takes a quiet moment in the dark to steel herself for the stressful catwalk ahead.

Behind the Scenes: Runway Milan Fashion Show

Two models — one in a gossamer gown inspired by an orchid and the other in a inky feather floor-length number representing the black dahlia — embody the Spring Florals theme during arrivals at the Runway Gala.

The Runway Gala

A collection of mixed-metal jewelry including bracelets, earrings and rings is displayed on a contrasting red silk scarf to highlight asymmetrical shapes, braided textures, and contrasting colors.

Metal In Motion

The Young Emperors are in sync in petal pink outfits with matching festive eyeglass frames.

Matching Outfits: Two Closets Become One

Drag performer Utica Queen (née Ethan Mundt) strikes a rebellious pose in a high-glam black corseted dress, tall jeweled headpiece made in collaboration with Edward Smith and shimmery statement gloves.

Black is the New Cerulean

Quirky fashion influencer and Brazilian model Malu Borges in a puffy yellow mini dress with her hairdryer-shaped purse.

Organized Chaos: What's Actually Inside My Bag

Seoul-born, Sydney-raised illustrator JaeSuk Kim, the creative behind the iconic Susu Girls, created an exclusive artwork for a story on fashion’s never-ending obsession with featuring florals in spring and summer collections. The drawing features a woman wearing an off-the-shoulder dress made of hundreds of tiny hand-painted flowers.

Spring Eternal

Marta Brockman

The tastemakers on staff at Runway meet inside this dream closet filled with colorful and expensive designer creations to decide which will make it into the spring issue and inevitably be coveted by stylish readers and copied by mass-market retailers.

Inside the Runway Closet

Lurid hues, jewel tones, statement headwear, garish prints, loud patterns, oversized accessories, glittery adornments, metallic details, fringe, feathers, sequins and pompoms — five models embrace the maximalism trend and demand to be noticed in a beige world.

More is the Move: Maximalism Reconsidered

Standing on a fitting platform in a designer’s workshop, a model wears a theatrically big black and pink floral dress inspired by Victorian bustles and a giant bow in her hair to represent the nostalgic return of romance and maximalism in spring collections.

A Bow to the Past

A model’s see-through raincoat puts the fun in functional. Her stark mostly white look is a designer spin on comfortable streetwear.

Singular Simplicity

A model becomes a walking garden on the runway at Milan Fashion Week thanks to a mammoth pillow-like hat and oversized coat dress, both covered in neon blooms and foliage.

Old World, New Runway

A display featuring updated accessories to add pizazz to your everyday workwear including studded oxfords, reptile print pumps, brightly colored leather, bedazzled belts and wallets and polychromatic purses, which will help you stand out in the office elevator.

The Modern Uniform from 9 to 5