Milan Fashion Week officially kicked off on September 22 with Vogue World: Milano, bringing together some of the biggest names in fashion, from designers and models to celebrities from around the world. And, of course, Arab stars were part of the fashion moment, showing up at major events and even taking over the runway. From statement gowns to cool streetwear, here are the Arab looks we can’t stop thinking about.
Logina Salah in Diesel
The Egyptian influencer Logina Salah brought her own street-style energy to Milan in a metallic Diesel jacket paired with dark denim pants. The edgy combination felt right at home with the brand’s signature streetwear aesthetic.
Imaan Hammam in Versace
Dutch-Moroccan-Egyptian model Imaan Hammam hit the Vogue World: Milano runway in a colorful Versace look inspired by Gianni Versace’s legendary Spring/Summer 1991 collection. Her appearance was part of the show’s celebration of Italian fashion and its iconic archives.
Balqees Fathi in Versace
Emirati-Yemeni singer Balqees Fathi brought the drama in a red Versace dress featuring bold, structured shoulders. Styled by Cedric Haddad, the look made a statement as she attended Vogue World at Milan’s Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Cedric Haddad in Prada
Stylist Cedric Haddad stepped out from behind the styling rack and served a look of his own. For the Prada show, he opted for a camel jacket with dark jeans, keeping things polished but effortlessly cool.
Gigi Hadid in Valentino
Supermodel Gigi Hadid opened the Vogue World: Milano runway in a dramatic Valentino gown from the Spring 2025 collection. The Renaissance-inspired look featured a voluminous silhouette, oversized puff sleeves, and a ruffled ivory organza collar, taking Italian craftsmanship to full theatrical mode.
Hande Erçel in Dolce & Gabbana
Turkish actress Hande Erçel attended the Vogue World: Milano event in a white, bridal-inspired Dolce & Gabbana dress, complete with a delicate veil. The romantic look felt right at home in the grand setting, giving the whole moment a subtle glamour.
Kenzy Diab in Diesel
Egyptian fashion personality Kenzy Diab went for a softer take on Diesel in a pink chiffon dress covered in playful ruffles. The feminine silhouette brought a fun contrast to the brand’s usually edgy aesthetic.
From runway moments to front-row appearances, Arab names are already making their mark on Milan Fashion Week. With bold silhouettes, statement pieces, and plenty of personality, these looks prove that the region’s fashion crowd knows how to bring its own touch to one of fashion’s biggest weeks.
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