Milan Fashion Week is defined by powerful Italian houses, glamour, and craftsmanship — tailoring, leather, and a confident sense of luxury. It runs third of the Big Four, after London and before Paris, and is organised by the National Chamber of Italian Fashion.
When it runs
Milan shows after London and before Paris each season — in February/March for autumn/winter and in September for spring/summer.
What defines it
Milan is the home of major Italian houses and a byword for craftsmanship — fine tailoring, leather, and glamour. It is coordinated by the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (the National Chamber of Italian Fashion), which organises the city’s official schedule.
Sources: Milan Fashion Week — Wikipedia · Facts summarised in our own words; text under CC BY-SA where sourced from Wikipedia.