With corporate cuts and clean lines, Dolce and Gabbana have presented their 2010 winter collection for women at the Milan women’s fashion week last week. There are a few sexy touches as well, with satin and lace in a hint of 30’s style lingerie. Nothing you would wear externally in winter, particularly if the next winter season proves anything like the current, but very elegant and extremely feminine all the same.

This particular Dolce & Gabbana collection is a homage to the art of tailoring in Italy, with the jacket the reigning queen of chic. Combined with black pumps with pointed toes, it’s minimal but very hot. There’s also a sprinkling of animal print to brighten up the winter, in a collection that is perhaps epitomised, though, in the final photograph.

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Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli celebrates 40 years of fashion design this year, showing off the Cavalli 2010 winter collection at the Milan women’s fashion week. In the celebrity party event you can see how wearable some of the Cavalli designs are, with Elisabetta Canalis, Lindsay Lohan, Courtney Love, and Meredith Osrom doing the red carpet thing. The 2010 Cavalli winter collection is nothing less than daring, as usual, and shows his fondness for animal prints, some of which are hand painted.

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Electric blue and maxi dresses feature for the 2010 Versace winter collection, in a kind of hippy meets corporate range. Long, masculine trench coats feature over mini-skirts with metallic touches and modern accessories. I love the blue coat - very Puss in Boots or Paddington Bear chic.

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To watch a Just Cavalli show is always a bit like taking a stroll down an art gallery; his creations more often than not look like walking paintings but I mean that as a compliment of course!

This time in Milan Roberto Cavalli presented a collection of mismatched prints, frilled miniskirts and leggings encrusted with Swarovski crystals which one loves or hates. So before deciding which side you are on, take a look at our gallery showing Roberto Cavalli’s latest creations for Just Cavalli.

Milano moda donna autunno-inverno 2010/11: Just Cavalli

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Milan women’s fashion week autumn 2010 - PradaWhen it comes to trends in fashion, Prada looks have always been bellwethers for the industry at large, so this time be prepared to wear elegant and sophisticated clothes with audaciously sexy undertones.

Inspired by 1950s and 1960s, Miuccia Prada has created a collection of gorgeous a-line trapeze skirts, black or pale-brown double-faced cashmere and patent high-heel shoes which will make your look and feel irresistibly sexy and smart. For more looks from Milan women’s fashion week click here.

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Giorgio Armani ‘s collection for autumn 2010 has the word elegance written all over it; a collection made up of classics revisited with edgy glamour; from tailored jackets and soft velvet coats to black and white striped furs and mini skirts, Giorgio Armani has succeeded in creating crispy silhouettes that exude elegance, style and supreme quality.

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Moschino never bores you; this is a truth that nobody can ever try to deny or confute, so when last week in Milan I saw the models walk down the runaway in those black leather ensembles - with fringes swaying in harmony with their elegant steps - I instantly knew I was in for a few (nice) surprises. From cowboy hats to Chanel-style jackets and Spanish frills, Moschino was indisputably at its best, delivering an unforgettable autumn collection.

Milano moda donna autunno-inverno 2010/11: Moschino

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