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Milan Men’s Fashion Week: Machine Gun Kelly headlined Dolce & Gabbana’s menswear autumn/winter 2022 show as his fiancée Megan Fox admired the models from the front row

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Machine Gun Kelly walked for Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn/winter 2022-23 menswear show at Milan Fashion Week, on January 15. Photo: Dolce & Gabbana
Machine Gun Kelly walked for Dolce & Gabbana’s autumn/winter 2022-23 menswear show at Milan Fashion Week, on January 15. Photo: Dolce & Gabbana
Milan Fashion Week

  • Although events were reduced as the Omicron variant spread through Italy, several luxury brands still managed to do live shows – unlike 2021’s digital-only fashion week
  • The maison showed off statement-making puffer jackets that made the Michelin man look slim, a tall blue Marge Simpson-esque knit cap, and eco-fur and sequins

The Milan Fashion Week of previews for next winter and autumn continued for the second day Saturday, January 15, with guests enjoying the pandemic norm of social distancing compared to previous cramped shoulder to shoulder seating. The calendar was slimmed down after the Omicron variant started its surge in Italy last month, but that live shows went ahead at all was a sign of optimism after January 2021’s digital-only Milan Fashion Week.
Machine Gun Kelly and fiancé Megan Fox at Dolce & Gabbana’s Milan Fashion Week 2022 show. Photo: Dolce & Gabbana
Machine Gun Kelly and fiancé Megan Fox at Dolce & Gabbana’s Milan Fashion Week 2022 show. Photo: Dolce & Gabbana
Eager fans again crowded pavements outside runway shows, hoping for a glimpse of Machine Gun Kelly and fiancée Megan Fox at Dolce & Gabbana’s show.
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Kelly headlined, making at least three wardrobe changes during the runway show, and handing his jacket to Fox in the front row before performing at the close of the show. The rapper is known for his flamboyant dressing, and no doubt found much to shop for on the runway.

Dolce & Gabbana’s puffer coats and matching trousers make the Michelin man look slim, in bubblegum pink or scrawled with the season’s graffiti print. Warmth was so guaranteed that at least one model wore just branded briefs. As a cold weather alternative, there were abominable snowman-worthy shaggy eco-furs with matching boots and earmuffs.

The jackets of the season have exaggerated shoulders, paired with leggings and worn with visor glasses and moulded trainers. A silver sequinned suit was stage-worthy, with skinny eyeglass frames perched on the nose in a way more suggestive of sci-fi lasers than reading glasses. A bold graffiti-emblazoned streetwear ensemble was finished with a tall knit cap in blue that gave a Marge Simpson vibe.

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