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Don’t Miss These Incredible Celebrity Front Row Looks At Milan Fashion Week

Dua Lipa loves the sheer dress trend.

by Marina Liao
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Dua Lipa is seen on the front row of the GCDS fashion show

After London, the next stop on the Fashion Week train was Milan. Industry tastemakers and Hollywood stars filed into town to catch the latest collections from the likes of Prada, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Ferragamo. With so many shows and parties on the docket, every attendee was dressed to impress, especially the celebrities. Their outfits at Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2023 will provide you with unlimited styling inspiration, so take notes if you want to refresh your daily looks.

To start, if you want an easy outfit you can just throw together, copy model Sara Sampaio’s ensemble at the Alberta Ferretti show. She wore a brown leather jacket and skirt set complete with a black turtleneck top and boots. If you’re feeling moody this winter and want a groufit, look to South Korean actor Song Hye-kyo for a chic and polished all-gray look with an unexpected pop of color via a bright handbag. Although both of these ensembles lean towards the more casual side, you can take notes from other celebs like Emma Roberts and Haley Lu Richardson if you want something slightly more formal and party-ready.

Below, see how your favorite celebs dressed for Milan Fashion Week.

Uma Thurman

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The actor wore a pale yellow suede ensemble from Ferragamo to its Fall/Winter 2023 show.

Dakota Johnson

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A certified Gucci muse, Johnson of course sat front row at the house’s runway show.

Salma Hayek & Jodie Turner-Smith

The duo smiled for the cameras at the Gucci show. Hayek wore a blue embellished dress from the house while Turner-Smith opted for a black and gold metallic number with thigh-high boots.

Halle Bailey

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The Little Mermaid actor gave off princess vibes in this gauzy pink dress at Gucci.

Julia Garner

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Garner’s red lip popped against her black leather dress.

Dua Lipa

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Lipa’s always on board with a sheer look and she pulled off this fashion trend once again while at the GCDS show.

Emma Roberts

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Roberts attended the Prada show in a silky blue midi dress and trench coat. She carried a sparkly yellow tote from the label, which is still available to shop.

Hunter Schafer

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Schafer, who starred in multiple Prada campaigns and walked in the brand’s Fall/Winter 2022 show, sat front row in a retro-inspired outfit.

Claire Foy

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Foy pulled the ultimate fashion girl move by draping her coat over her shoulders.

Sienna Miller

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Miller, who was last spotted at NYFW with her daughter, appeared to arrive solo at Prada in a discreet, all-black outfit.

Sara Sampaio

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The model wore a buttery leather set with a black top and boots while sitting front row at Alberta Ferretti.

Christina Ricci

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The Yellowjackets actor paired pistachio-hued platforms with her beige look for the Fendi show.

Gwendoline Christie

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The Game of Thrones actor kept it classic in all-black at Fendi.

Winnie Harlow

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The model wore a button-down shirt with an unexpected pair of two-tone trousers to Fendi.

Song Hye-kyo

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The South Korean actor gave her groutfit a pop of color via a pink crossbody bag at Fendi.

Haley Lu Richardson

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Richardson is making her Fashion Month rounds and was spotted at Diesel wearing a semi-sheer dress.

Alexis Stone

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For the Diesel show, Stone transformed into everyone’s favorite star: Jennifer Coolidge from The White Lotus. Stone even sat next to actor Haley Lu Richardson — who played Portia, Coolidge’s assistant in the show — to keep up with the comedic impersonation.

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