Milan Fashion Week ran from September 22 to 28, and this year a lot of designers looked back at their own history. Familiar shapes, house codes and archive ideas came back with new proportions and an easier feel. Here are the trends that stuck with us. Also Read: Usha Vance's Oscar de la Renta Gown for the White House State Dinner Carries a Long Republican Fashion Legacy Roberto Cavalli also looked back. Fausto Puglisi brought back the brand's animal prints, florals and flowing shapes. Giorgio Armani closed the week. Silvana Armani reworked the house's signature style with long, flowing tailoring, sharp shoulders, repeating geometric patterns and fabrics with a soft shine. Shift dresses and car coats came with bold prints, big jewellery and knee-high boots. Senior Copy Editor at Times Network, Akanksha Arora covers Lifestyle, Culture and everything that falls under its big umbrella. When not writing, she ... View More