Spanish fashion icons Naty Abascal and Antonia Dell'Atte brought contrasting sartorial styles to the Giorgio Armani runway show in Milan on Sunday.
The two women featured among the prominent guests at the final event of Milan Fashion Week, showcasing two distinct interpretations of the Italian house's classic design codes.
Milan Fashion Week concluded after several days of runway shows, front-row appearances, and a notable Spanish presence. The event featured prominent figures including Inditex chairwoman Marta Ortega and media personality Georgina Rodríguez, while Abascal made a surprise return to the runway for Gucci at age 83.
Abascal, 83, is a former Spanish model and fashion stylist who has long served as a style ambassador for top international couture houses. Dell'Atte, 66, is an Italian former model and television personality who gained international fame as a leading muse for designer Giorgio Armani in the 1980s. The Giorgio Armani fashion house is celebrated globally for pioneering relaxed Italian tailoring and structured silhouettes.
Naty Abascal menswear tailoring outfit
Following her appearance on the Gucci runway, Abascal continued her Milan schedule at the Armani show wearing a navy blue two-piece suit inspired by traditional menswear. The ensemble comprised a slightly oversized blazer with defined shoulders and fluid wide-leg trousers.
Underneath the jacket, the stylist wore a simple light blue shirt with rolled-up sleeves, creating a subtle contrast of blue tones that preserved the restrained character of the suit.
Abascal introduced an unexpected element to the outfit through her choice of accessories. She broke the palette of blue shades with red-framed sunglasses, complementing them with gold earrings, a small black handbag, and black pointed-toe shoes from the footwear brand Vivaia.
Antonia Dell'Atte silver satin outerwear
Dell'Atte selected a very different aesthetic, making her outerwear the central focus of her appearance in Milan. She wore a long silver-grey coat featuring a satin finish, large lapels, and a belt tied at the waist.
The coat's wide sleeves and falling fabric added distinct volume to the silhouette. Beneath the coat, semi-transparent black sleeves were visible alongside dark fluid trousers, accompanied by a metallic grey shoulder bag and pointed black ankle boots.
Her beauty look formed an essential part of the styling, featuring large sunglasses and bright red lipstick that provided a vivid accent against the silver, grey, and black palette. Both Abascal and Dell'Atte delivered two of the standout style images on the final day of the Milan collections by tailoring Armani's aesthetic to their individual perspectives.
