Jin, Billkin, Doechii, Ren Meguro, Bang Chan and all celebrities who dazzled on the front row of Milan Fashion Week.
Milan might be recognized as one of Europe’s financial centres and architectural masterpieces, but twice a year the Italian city transforms into the world’s fashion epicenter. Hosting one of the Big Four global Fashion Weeks, Milan becomes a hotspot for fashion professionals, style-forward celebrities and anyone who’s anyone in the industry.
This year, everyone has touched down in The Duomo City with high expectations. What’s in the books? Gucci’s first show since the departure of creative director Sabato de Sarno; more of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simmons’ genius, Glenn Martens’ masterful delivery of edge at Diesel and, of course, the very best of Italian craftsmanship.
While the main event is always the runway, more often than not the front row is just as exciting as the reason everyone gathers in Milan (the new collections, we mean). Sometimes, the slew of A-list showgoers makes it impossibly hard to keep up with all the celebrity attendances. Not anymore. No Manners recaps all the celebrities conquering the streets of Milan with their unmatched style.
Doechii at Dsquared2
Owning stages is not enough for hip-hop master Doechii. The Grammy award-winning rapper has officially moved onto the runways. For her Milan Fashion Week debut, the singer went full Y2K mode to open the Dsquared2 Fall-Winter 2025 show. The look featured everything we loved in the 2000s, from the micro shorts and chunky belts to the graphic tops and glitter.
Keira Knightley at Tod’s
British actress Keira Knightley made a rare appearance on the front row of the Tod’s Fall-Winter 2025 show. The actress opted for a classic strapless dress modernized with origami-infused details on the neckline. Keeping things classy and minimal, the star accessorized her ‘fit with a large clutch, modern pumps and gold accents. The Black Doves lead left us wishing we could see more of her at Fashion Week.
Victoria Monét at Diesel
Grammy award-winning singer Victoria Monét arrived at the Diesel FW25 clad in a distressed textile bodycon dress and matching high boots. Tapping into Diesel’s risky aesthetics, the look was aptly complemented with a Play-Crossbody bag, ombré sunglasses and a wet hair look.
Danna at Diesel
Mexican star Danna (formerly known as Danna Paola) redefined the Canadian tuxedo at the Diesel Fall-Winter 2025 show. Styled by creative director Francisco Rondon, the singer and actor stepped out dressed in a gray wash denim ensemble. A frill made of denim fiber recreated a fur collar detail, accentuating the ensemble. To further channel the Y2K aesthetic, the look also featured a pair of strappy sandals and makeup á la Brazt — that’s graphic liner, lined lips and colorful eye shadow.
Aron Piper at Diesel
After starring in one of Diesel’s biggest campaigns, Aron Piper is a regular at all of the brand’s events worldwide. The unveiling of the Fall-Winter 2025 collection was no different. Piper showed up to the front row dressed in a distressed fabric suit, paired with a black tank top. The actor elevated the outfit with dark sunglasses and silver jewelry, including a Tiffany & Co. link necklace.
Charli D’Amelio at Prada
Green had a big moment at Milan Fashion Week, and internet star Charli D’Amelio didn’t miss the chance to embrace the color. D’Amelio donned a green emerald bra paired with a low rise midi skirt. The highlight of her look was a chunky statement belt cinched at the waist and attached to the skirt.
Jin at Gucci
South Korean singer Jin put on a polished ‘fit to attend the Fall-Winter 2025 Gucci show. The look gave us a subtle throwback to the ‘90s leather jacket trend. However, it added a present-day twist by tapping into the revival of distressed leather. It was effortless but intentional; elevated but casual and had many editors lining up to take a glimpse at him.
Xiao Zhan at Gucci
Gucci campaign star Xiao Zhan repped Gucci by embracing the brand’s signature Rosso Ancora color — a mix of trendy cherry red and burgundy. The Chinese actor amped up matching pants and jacket with a knit shirt and sunglasses strategically placed on top of his head.
Billkin at Gucci
Monochrome looks might be a safe bet, but Thai actor Billkin knows how to spice things up. The Gucci ambassador and How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies‘ star brought his army green ensemble to the next level by playing with textures. Departing from classic takes on military green, Billkin balanced a pair of butterfly-embroidered pants with a light knit top and a leather jacket. And that, everybody, is how you do monochrome fashion!
Julia Garner at Gucci
Flouro green might have been the it color in 2022, but if we go by Julia Garner’s look, another renaissance for neon green might be incoming. The Wolf Man star elevated her look with a floral silk scarf wrapped around her head for a subtle 1970s flair.
Ren Meguro at Fendi
It’s 2025, but the fur craze ignited by the mob wife aesthetic is still in full force. Need proof? Fendi brand ambassador and campaign star Ren Meguro opted for a light fur jacket to top off his look. The rest of the ensemble championed Italian flamboyance, mixing plaid patterns and Fendi’s FF logo. Meguro elevated the whole look with a chic side part hairstyle and the appropriate amount of accessories.
Bang Chan at Fendi
No one loves to add a touch of experimentation to an otherwise classic look as much as Australian singer Bang Chan. The K-pop star, member of the globally famous octet Stray Kids, donned a head-to-toe ivory look to attend Fendi’s 100th anniversary show. Bang Chan, who serves as the brand’s ambassador, accentuated a pair of light colored pants with an off-center neckline knit. Playing with layering, the knit featured a tank top trompe l’oeil detail beneath, offering a glimpse at his bare shoulder. Frankly, an A+ front row look.
Heart Evangelista at Max Mara
Filipina style icon, Heart Evangelista, has cemented her status as an adroit fashionista by never shying away from daring statements. True to her style ethos, the star went for a full plum purple-slash-burgundy ensemble to attend the Max Mara FW25 show. Evangelista’s look was a masterclass in embracing trends without sacrificing individuality: a suede jacket (the hottest fashion item of the year), high-knee boots and a bag that matched her recent color transformation. It was fiery, it was hot, it was everything Evangelista is known for.
Hande Erçel at Versace
There’s not a time Turkish screen icon Hande Erçel doesn’t make headlines with her fashion. Her attendance at the Versace Fall-Winter 2025 show was not an exception. For the night, the star took a page from the ‘90s supermodel book, opting for a body hugging silhouette. The chainmail minidress featured a subtle cowl neckline and was paired with purple patent shoes and a retro style shoulder bag. Erçel proved to have her finger on the pulse of style by accessorizing her pink bag with trendy charms and putting a modern spin on the ’90s blowout.
Hyunjin at Versace
For the unveiling of Versace’s newest collection, Versace’s brand ambassador Hyunjin stepped out in one of his most eye-catching looks yet. The South Korean star, who has personally collaborated with Donatella Versace for many of his looks, donned an outfit straight from the new runway. Combining Versace’s signature codes, the ensemble featured black pants and a purple leather jacket whose lining matched the printed silk shirt he wore underneath. The devil is in the details, so to amp up his front row ‘fit, Hyunjin wore a stylish dyed buzzcut hairstyle with Versace’s logo. Talk about being the real embodiment of a brand!
Gulf Kanawut at Onitsuka Tiger
A fixture at Milan Fashion Week, Thai actor Gulf Kanawut returned to The Doumo City for the Onitsuka Tiger Fall-Winter 2025 show. Gulf, recognized for his experimental chops, departed from the edgier looks from past seasons. The Thai actor, however, still delivered style lessons by reinterpreting the classic matching set. His look combined army green jacket and pants in a slightly oversized fit with a knit top and black leather accessories. A hundred out of ten.
Anson Lo at Giuseppe Zanotti
Hong Kong star Anson Lo touched down in Milan to celebrate his upcoming collaboration with Giuseppe Zanotti. For the occasion, the singer opted for a contemporary take on preppy style by mixing dress pants, a black varsity jacket and a white shirt. The look took a contemporary route with the addition of a skinny tie, similar to those trending amid the rise of “Office Siren” and ‘90s office aesthetics.
