(Street Style)

We’re Swooning Over The MFW Spring/Summer 2026 Street Style

One luxe look after another.

by Kelsey Stewart
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Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 is destined to be one for the books. Over the next few days, a batch of newly appointed creative directors will present their debut collections, including Demna (Gucci), Dario Vitale (Versace), Louise Trotter (Bottega Veneta), and Simone Bellotti (Jil Sander). And while we don’t know what exactly will unfold on the runways, one thing is already for sure: The MFW street style couldn’t be more swoon-worthy.

Something to keep in mind this week: Attendees at MFW are especially loyal to the fashion houses showing. Translation? Unlike New York and London, where showgoers typically shop their own closets and opt for indie brands, Milanese women typically arrive decked out in the designer’s latest looks. Take Diesel, for instance. Outside the label’s show on Tuesday, hordes of fashion girls sported its logo-adorned crop tops and metallic bags. And the same thing could be said for Gucci; the enthusiasm around Demna’s debut was palpable, with guests taking to the venue in its maximalist pieces. Model Amelia Gray Hamlin, for one, turned heads in a striking green Gucci outfit featuring a lace bodysuit and low-slung sparkly pencil skirt.

Without further ado, feast your eyes on the best street style moments captured at MFW Spring/Summer 2026.

Day 3

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Tiffany Hsu jumped on board the belted bag trend.

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Fact: Two shades of bubblegum are better than one.

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Model Amina Seck topped off her textured animal print set with a timeless beret.

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Fashion girls’ love for sporty track pants knows no bounds.

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This street style look is headline-worthy, no?

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Influencer Yoyo Cao bundled up in an ultra-furry jacket.

Day 2

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Content creator Julia Comil looked ready for autumn in this earthy color palette.

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This is your sign to incorporate an embellished sweater vest into your fall knitwear collection — thank you very much, Jenny Tsang.

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No need for statement baubles when you have a neckline this bold.

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Sculptural, voluminous jackets are in for fall — just ask model and influencer Candela Pelizza.

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This guest made her no-pants look read less polarizing by tossing on a long see-through blouse.

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Entrepreneur Jordan Gant balanced out a leg-baring mini dress with knee-high sheer socks.

Day 1

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Before it’s time to layer your sweaters, why not play around with multiple tanks?

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Fashion girl Natalia Bryant brought the drama in a gauzy ruffled gown.

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Quirky-cute hats are a major theme on the streets this fashion month, and this pillbox look seen on street style star Viky Rader looked so chic alongside her lace slip dress.

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This guest’s head-to-toe Diesel outfit was equal parts edgy and sleek.

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Above, Hamlin’s aforementioned bright green getup. The shiny pumps and white mini purse were the perfect finishing touches. 

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Part skirt, part shawl — this fuzzy look is a real scene-stealer.

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Styling idea: Fold the waist of your pants over to reveal your statement undies.

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