The next edition of Milan Men’s Fashion Week, scheduled for June 19–23, 2026, will feature 75 events, including 16 in-person runway shows, six digital events, 44 presentations, two by-appointment presentations, and seven other events.

Alongside several prestigious Italian ready-to-wear brands, Ralph Lauren will also be showing, while among the debuts in schedule will be Thom Browne, who will present his men’s collection for the first time during Milan Fashion Week. Also participating with a runway show for the first time will be the brands Garcias, Martin Quad, and Shinyakozuka.

Among other new additions, on Monday, June 22, Leo Dell’Orco and Silvana Armani will present, together for the first time, the Giorgio Armani S/S 2027 Men’s collection and a selection of pieces from the Giorgio Armani Women’s Cruise 2027 collection.

Also on the schedule are presentations by the brands Caruso, Massimo Alba, and Piacenza 1733.

Other debuts include presentations by Bunhova By Bungaro, De Nobiliary Particle, Dodo, Koday, Materia, Sergio Davila, and Tolotta, while Pronounce will celebrate its tenth anniversary.

During Milan Fashion Week, the Fondazione Sozzani space will host, for the third time, a hub designed to showcase and promote various young designers. The brands Domenico Orefice, Martin Quad, Pronounce, and Simon Cracker will present their collections there, while the brands Bottega Bernard and Bunhova By Bungaro will be present with a presentation. Along with them also Grossi, Koday, Materia, Moarno, Mtl Studio, Sagaboi, Tolotta, and Zenam will be on show.

“Fashion is a universal language that knows no differences or boundaries. It is a solid, well-established, and deeply international system, capable of serving as a model of excellence,” said Carlo Capasa, president of the Italian Chamber of Fashion.

“The Italian men’s fashion industry stands out as the most important globally thanks to its collaboration with Pitti Uomo, which alone will host 750 brands. In this context, Milan reaffirms itself as the place where this system finds its fullest expression. It is an open platform, capable of generating cultural and economic value for Italy and the world,” Capasa continued.

The new edition of Milan Men’s Fashion Week will present a rich and varied program that, in addition to the runways, will host numerous presentations and events, experimenting with different formats in a setting of prestige and visibility. “It is an investment in the future of Italian fashion: believing in talent means giving them the tools and the right environment to grow,” concluded Capasa.

Among the various initiatives supporting the next generation of talents, the Italian Chamber of Fashion has also established the Milano Fashion Institute, its new business school, which for the 2026/2027 academic year will offer specialized master’s programs, including courses in Fashion Branding and Communication Management, Fashion and Luxury Business Management, Fashion Marketing and Retail and Merchandising Management, Fashion Sustainability and Circular Economy Management, and Fashion Product Development and Collection Management.

Thanks to a partnership with the University of Campania General Luigi Van Vitelli, graduates of these programs will receive a dual qualification: a Master’s certificate from the Milano Fashion Institute and a first-level academic master’s degree officially recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education.

“These are courses with official academic standing that will be recognized both in Italy and abroad. We are currently forming new classes for these courses, which will train the future managers of our industry,” commented Capasa.