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VERSACE Fall Winter 2009 Milano 4K - Canale Moda

If anyone in Milan had the legacy license to resurrect the bombast of the ’80s—fluorescent color, shoulder pads like armor, and club-scene glitz—it would be Donatella Versace. But instead of diving into the archives, she kept her gaze locked forward. No retro pageantry here; her collection stood as a statement of evolution. There was a flicker of highlighter color, a brief spark, but the real story was told in burnished metallics—silver, gunmetal, deep navy, and hushed shades of cream and sand. The attitude was sharp and considered: tailored trenches with a twist, body-skimming cargo pants, and structured biker jackets. Embellishment was pared back to subtle accents—barely-there embroidery gracing the edge of a coat. There was no trace of Versace’s once-iconic gold flash, no logo parade. Not that it was subdued. Once daywear exited stage left, the drama took its rightful place. The runway filled with dresses that clung and flowed, alternating between statuesque and high-shine showgirl. From a single, sculptural red gown to a nude column glistening with bugle beads, the collection danced between restraint and release. And here’s what stood out most: the models who truly owned these pieces weren’t waifish or detached. They were women who filled the dresses out with presence and poise—Carmen Kass, Coco Rocha, Isabeli Fontana, and a more voluptuous Lily Donaldson among them. Watching them command the runway with quiet strength was a clear message: sensuality has matured. The Versace woman is no longer chasing attention—she owns it. Join our community! Subscribe to stay updated with our latest videos and never miss out on the fun! Subscribe here - bit.ly/4lltuq5