There’s something wonderfully subversive about what unveiled this morning in Milan: clothes that impart everyday but hum with intent. Fall 2026 is, at first glance, about layering. The kind you might chalk up to practicality. A crewneck over a button-down. A leather jacket tossed on top. Real life. But not! The silhouettes were familiar, almost pedestrian. Crewneck knits. Cigarette pants. But then came the cuffs: extending decisively from beneath crewnecks and leather jackets, exaggerated, color deployed like punctuation. Yes, a replay of the house’s men’s show back in January, which I wrote about . And now? It feels less like a moment, more like a mandate. Olympia Gayot, below, of is already on it; So is . I’ll be experimenting with more Prada-like layering with ($175 lace dress, below!) and , while also dreaming about the ultimate made-for-layering red coat, last pic.