@eletrikhmanFashion / What Went DownFashion / What Went DownVersace just brought another iconic 90s super back to the runwayOh hi Stephanie Seymour!ShareLink copied ✔️February 22, 2019February 22, 2019Text Emma Elizabeth Davidson Day three of Milan Fashion Week: the AW19 edition and tonight we’re with Donatella, as the legendary designer presents exactly what she has in store for us next season (spoiler: it’s q sexy). Here’s everything you missed. THE SET FEATURED A GIANT SAFETY PIN Things were pretty stripped back this season, with a black carpeted runway lined by lights forming a figure of eight in the show space. At the centre of it, though, was an enormous gold safety pin embossed with the iconic Medusa figurehead synonymous with the label, which models walked under as they took their lap. ALL OF DONATELLA’S FAVE GIRLS WALKED But I mean, does that come as a surprise? On the line-up tonight were the likes of Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Adut Akech, and Binx Walton, as well as Dazed cover girls Hannah Motler and Fran Summers. ...BUT IT WASN’T ALL ABOUT THE NEW GEN Over the course of the last few seasons, Donatella has been bringing some iconic faces back to the runway. Among them, was Shalom Harlow, who walked the label’s SS19 show, and OG supers Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, and Cindy Crawford, who reunited for SS18 on the 20th anniversary of founder Gianni’s death. This time around, it was Stephanie Seymour who made an appearance, closing the show in a long black gown. THE COLLECTION WAS V V V VERSACE On the line-up for AW19 were satin slip-dresses, pencil skirts, and tight-fitting tops, all in a palette of acid green, orange, and yellow, some of which were overlaid with bondage-y cage-like bras and corsets. Elsewhere, models wore high-shine coats and skirts made from patent leather croco fabric with (faux) fur stoles in bright colours, chunky woolly beanies, and quilted, monogrammed clutches. Finishing things off were a series of printed tees featuring images by Richard Avedon, which were created with the support of the legendary photographer’s foundation, as well as a new print featuring Versace's many perfume bottles. Escape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 30,000+ creatives from around the world.TrendingCould AI really kill us all in 10 years? Here’s everything you need to knowAfter an Anthropic researcher quit over AI safety fears, anxieties about losing control of the technology are mounting – we unpack how worried you should actually beLife & CultureMusic‘This is a dream come true’: Tems meets her idol... Kate NashHingeLife & CultureNicola Dinan and Ione Gamble on the power of admitting your desiresBeautyWhat is it about a man and his bleached buzzcut?Life & CultureWe’re living through an explainer epidemicArt & PhotographyThese candid photos capture intimate encounters across ParisFilm & TVThis controversial new film explores how sexual predators are madeFashionAll the best looks at Venice Film Festival 2026 (so far)MusicV on BTS, success and what he’d tell his younger selfEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy