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- 1Vogue World: Milano draws stars Alicia Keys, Cardi B and J.Lo●Vogue World: Milano - LIVE (ft. Alicia Keys, Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez and More)
Vogue staged its Vogue World fashion event in Milan, featuring live performances and appearances from Alicia Keys, Cardi B, Jennifer Lopez and other major names. The show combined runway presentations with entertainment, drawing a large international audience following along live and sparking widespread conversation about the looks, performances and celebrity moments from the Italian fashion capital.
- 2Socar cuts fuel prices at Italian stations after Eni move▼Azerbaijan’s Socar will cut fuel prices at its Italian service stations, following a similar move by Eni that eases pres
Azerbaijan's state oil company Socar has announced it will lower fuel prices at its service stations across Italy, following a similar cut by Eni. The price reductions ease pressure on Premier Giorgia Meloni's coalition, which faces calls to impose a windfall tax on energy companies ahead of the next election.
- 3Hundreds march in Milan for Palestine and housing rights●« … hundreds march through Milan, Italy, in support of Palestine and housing rights, chanting against forced evictions,
Hundreds of demonstrators marched through Milan, Italy, in a combined protest for Palestine and housing rights. Participants chanted against forced evictions, war and genocide, calling for a ceasefire and a free Palestine, linking the war in Gaza with local struggles over housing and displacement in the city.
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An anti-fur protest march took place during Milan Fashion Week, drawing attention amid the city's runway shows and reigniting debate over the use of real fur in luxury fashion. Demonstrators pushed designers and brands to abandon fur, while attendees and industry observers weighed the disruption against growing calls for ethical and sustainable practices in fashion.
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Italian craftsmanship is taking a lighter, more relaxed direction at Milan Fashion Week, according to coverage of the season's shows. Designers in Milan are pairing traditional artisanal techniques, long tied to formal tailoring and leatherwork, with looser silhouettes and a more casual attitude. The season is being read as a moment when heritage craft meets ease, drawing attention to how Italy's luxury houses are evolving their signatures.
- 6Mila insulted by Carrefour employee at Lyon checkout●A supermarket employee called French right-wing activist Mila a "dirty whore" and a "racist," while she was at the check
French right-wing activist Mila says a supermarket employee insulted her at the checkout of a Carrefour store in Lyon, calling her a "dirty whore" and a "racist." Mila, who has faced death threats and legal battles since criticising Islam publicly, is well known in France. Carrefour says it is looking into the incident, and reactions are split between support for Mila and criticism of her.
- 7Italian centre-right clash over Milan mayoral candidate●Il Fatto Quotidiano: Milano, vertice del centrodestra per le Comunali: Forza Italia e FdI insistono per candidare Perego
Centre-right leaders are meeting in Milan to settle who will run for mayor in the upcoming local elections. Forza Italia and Fratelli d'Italia are pushing for Matteo Perego, while the Lega and Noi Moderati's Maurizio Lupi are resisting. Names in play include Perego, MEP Silvia Sardone and Lupi himself, with only one expected to face the centre-left candidate.
- 8Milan's Malpensa airport renamed after Berlusconi●Italian airport named after Putin’s friend Milan’s main airport was officially renamed after former prime minister and m
Milan's main airport has been officially renamed after former prime minister and media mogul Silvio Berlusconi, despite opposition from the city council and other authorities. The move has drawn criticism because of Berlusconi's close personal ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, with many questioning whether the honour is appropriate given his political legacy and the current geopolitical climate.
- 9Milan Fashion Week Signals Shifting Winds in the Fashion Industry▼What Milan Fashion Week Reveals About the Industry Right Now
Milan Fashion Week is drawing attention as a barometer of where the fashion industry stands, with commentary suggesting the shows reveal broader trends shaping designers, brands and consumer taste. Observers are reading the week's collections for clues about the sector's direction and commercial health.
- 10Teresa Giudice responds to daughter Milania's airport bodycam footage▼Teresa Giudice speaks out after bodycam footage of daughter Milania’s airport incident
Teresa Giudice has publicly addressed an incident involving her daughter Milania at an airport, after bodycam footage of the encounter surfaced online. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star's comments come as the footage draws attention to what happened during the exchange with authorities at the airport.
- 11Milan Fashion Week Spring 2027: What You Might Have Missed▼What You Might Have Missed From Milan Fashion Week Spring 2027 Presentations
Milan Fashion Week's Spring 2027 presentations have wrapped, and industry coverage is recapping the details that may have slipped past casual observers. WWD highlights overlooked moments from the season's shows and presentations in Milan, offering fashion followers a second look at the collections, debuts and behind-the-scenes details that defined the week.
- 12EssilorLuxottica Showcases Sports Eyewear Innovation at Milan Cortina 2026●EssilorLuxottica’s Brands Merged the World of Sports and Innovation at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics
EssilorLuxottica's eyewear brands are being featured at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, where the company is presenting its combination of sports performance and technological innovation. The Italian-French eyewear giant is using its Olympic presence to highlight its products in a global sporting stage, reinforcing its ties to elite athletics ahead of the Winter Games.
- 13Milan Fashion Week: Key Takeaways for Spring/Summer 2027▼Rooted in Reality: Key Takeaways From Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027
Milan Fashion Week's Spring/Summer 2027 editions have wrapped, with Vogue rounding up the main takeaways under the theme of being 'rooted in reality'. The season's collections reportedly emphasized wearability and grounded design over fantasy, offering a direction for the industry's coming year. Fashion watchers are weighing what this pragmatic turn means for designers, buyers and upcoming shows in Paris.
- 14Andrew Schulz joins Universal's 'Miami Vice '85' cast●EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Schulz is set to join Universal and Joseph Kosinski’s ‘Miami Vice ’85’ pic starring Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler. Kosinski is directing the pic which also stars Whitney Peak, Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone, John Leguizamo and
Comedian Andrew Schulz has joined the cast of Universal's 'Miami Vice '85', directed by Joseph Kosinski. The film stars Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, with a supporting cast that includes Whitney Peak, Alden Ehrenreich, Camila Morrone and John Leguizamo. The casting news is drawing attention for pairing the stand-up comic with a major studio production.
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Prada and Gucci are among the standout performers for retailers in Milan, according to a WWD report. The two Italian luxury houses are cited as hits for the city's retail sector, a sign of continued strength in luxury shopping in Milan. The report did not detail sales figures or the period covered.
- 16Biosimilars Touted as a Path to Lower Drug Costs●Biosimilars: The Prescription for Lower Costs & Improved Access
Physicians Weekly reports on biosimilars, lower-cost copies of biologic medicines, arguing they can reduce prescription drug prices and improve patient access to expensive treatments. The piece frames wider biosimilar adoption as a way to ease healthcare cost pressures while maintaining treatment quality.