article_snippet: We saw Victoria Beckham's minimalism in New York, Burberry's beautiful boho in London and now the Italian designers are serving up some seasonal style of the Italian designers own on the runways of Milan.
article_snippet: Giorgio Armani unveiled the 'skouser' (right) - a wrap-around skirt-cum-pair of slim-fitting trousers made from one piece of material, bold dresses, left, and fringed shawls worn around the waist (left)
article_snippet: Giorgio Armani seemed influenced by interiors with this dress .
article_snippet: Giorgio Armani gave us a lesson in luxury by creating what Vogue are dubbing the 'skouser' - a wrap-around skirt-cum-pair of slim-fitting trousers made from one piece of material, which were paired with fur jackets and blouses.
article_snippet: Elsewhere on the catwalk were the classic tuxedos that Giorgio Armani does so well, as well as sequin jackets and even more fringed ponchos.
article_snippet: Giorgio Armani also showcased strapless dresses with ruched bust lines that looked eerily like curtain pelmets or bed skirts.
article_snippet: Yet as Giorgio Armani celebrates 40 years of Giorgio Armani brand this year, Giorgio Armani proved Giorgio Armani's still a byword for mature elegance.
article_snippet: Giorgio Armani wore Giorgio Armani signature all-black on the catwalk after this AW15 show .
article_snippet: However, Salvatore Ferragamo's collection had a more restrained Sixties feel with a brown, beige and maroon palette and graphic prints on the catwalk - as well as the dresses.
article_snippet: Where Dolce & Gabbana was over-the-top and elaborate, Salvatore Ferragamo's was pared-down and minimalist, helping to set the stage for the final day in Italy tomorrow before the focus shifts to Paris Fashion Week.
highlights_snippet: Giorgio Armani proved trousers remain in style and added a wrap-around skirt to Giorgio Armani slacks .
  
highlights_snippet: DSquared2 and Dolce & Gabbana's boho show proves the poncho and tribal prints and fabrics is still on trend for next season .
  