(Celebrity)

Milan Fashion Week = Major Star Style

See all the front row faces.

by Freya Drohan
Getty Images
Meghann Fahy Boss fashion show Milan Womenswear Spring/Summer 2026

Milan Fashion Week is in full swing, and thanks to the luxury heavy hitters — think: Prada, Fendi, Gucci, Max Mara, and Tod’s to name a few — there’s no shortage of famous faces sitting front row either.  

Sirens’ Meghann Fahy joined current Boss campaign star David Beckham at the label’s co-ed show, co-signing the fully suited-and-booted look with her navy power suit complete with shirt and tie. Speaking of The White Lotus, Michelle Monaghan of the franchise’s most recent season, stepped out in a chocolate brown leather trench for the Tod’s runway reveal.

Fans had nostalgia after seeing Hilary Duff, Kelly Rutherford, and Kaya Scoledario stars of beloved aughts TV shows Lizzie Maguire, Gossip Girl, and Skins, respectively, pop up during the schedule too.

Instead of a traditional show, Gucci hosted a red carpet premiere event for its new 30-minute film The Tiger, which welcomed its headliner Demi Moore. The Oscar-nominated actor donned a custom embellished gold gown by Demna, with fellow Hollywood names like Gwyneth Paltrow and Edward Norton joining for the spectacle.

Scroll through to see who’s been out and about.

Michelle Monaghan at Tod’s

Getty Images

Naomi Watts at Tod’s

Getty Images

Iman at Tod’s

Getty Images

Kaya Scoledario at Tod’s

Getty Images

Meghann Fahy at BOSS

BOSS

Rita Ora at Prada

Getty Images

Eiza González and Maya Hawke at Prada

Getty Images

Felicity Jones at Prada

Getty Images

Carey Mulligan at Prada

Getty Images

Sadie Sink at Prada

Getty Images

Hilary Duff at Fendi

Getty Images

Shailene Woodley at Fendi

Getty Images

Ice Spice at Roberto Cavalli

Getty Images

Kelly Rutherford at La DoubleJ

La DoubleJ

Saweetie at MM6 Maison Margiela

Getty Images

Demi Moore at Gucci

Getty Images

Gwyneth Paltrow at Gucci

Getty Images

Paz Vega at Max Mara

Getty Images

Yoyo Cao at Max Mara

Getty Images
Style Isn’t Just Worn—It’s Lived
From art to internet moments to rising creatives, TZR explores the cultural pulse that inspires everything else.
By subscribing to this BDG newsletter, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy