Which Classic Films Inspired Milan Fashion Week’s Biggest Runways?

Something about Milan Fashion Week is so dramatic, so...cinematic, it’s as if the collections are straight from a film. For Fall 2017, they basically were. This season ateliers seemed to have sought inspiration from some of the greatest movies ever made, and we’re not complaining. Take a look at Milan Fashion Week’s biggest runways and see if you can’t guess their cinematic starting point.

When Kendall Jenner looked ridiculous. But kinda awesome. But kinda ridiculously awesome in her OTT puffer jacket in Donatella’s Blade Runner collection at Versace.

When geek chic turned Memoirs of a Geisha and became Fall 2017’s It trend at Gucci.

When we all had serious Twilight Volturi flashbacks at Alberta Ferretti.

When Jeremy Scott did a filmic double whammy and opted for a very time-apropos Beauty and the Beast Lumière candelabra mixed with a 50 Shades Darker latex lingerie situation at Moschino.

When it was an Almost Famous-meets-Planet of the Apes psychedelic primate moment at Prada.

When this little cutie (almost) stole in the celebrity-ridden Coming to America show at Dolce & Gabbana.

When Francesco Risso made his Creative Director debut and channelled Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory’s Violet Beauregarde at Marni.

When the roses were painted black and red in the futuristic Alice in Wonderland-like collection at MSGM.

When some poor model looked like a neon Cousin It from The Addams Family at Emilio Pucci.