Milan Fashion Week, which is dedicated to the spring/summer 2025 women's collections, will be held in the Lombard capital until Monday, September 23. The event will feature 173 events, including 57 physical and eight digital fashion displays, 69 presentations, six presentations by appointment, and 33 events. Fendi, Marni, Alberta Ferretti, and Iceberg took to the runway following the launch of the Cnmi Fashion Hub at Palazzo Giureconsulti. Fiorucci's runway debut is not scheduled. There will be up to 18 co-ed fashion displays featuring women's and men's proposals, including Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta, Versace, Jil Sander, Gcds, Diesel, Sunnei, Ferrari, Boss, Bally, Antonio Marras, and Onitsuka Tiger. Co-ed fashion shows are events that showcase both men's and women's apparel lines. Instead of holding separate runway displays for men's and women's collections, designers combine the two onto a single runway. This strategy not only represents the trend of gender fluidity in fashion, but it also addresses practical and economic concerns for manufacturers.