# Milan Fashion Week’s Spring/Summer 2027 Calendar: The Shows Still Ahead

Lead: Milan's Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear week runs September 22 to 28. With the opening days complete, the final calendar turns to Gucci, Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani before a digital-only Monday.

In brief

  • Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana's final calendar, updated September 24, schedules Milan's runway program through Sunday, September 27, followed by digital presentations on Monday.
  • Gucci is scheduled for Friday at 14:00, Bottega Veneta for Saturday at 20:00 and Giorgio Armani for Sunday at 11:00, all Milan time.
  • The organizer's live calendar is the best place to check for changes and viewing access.

Milan's Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear week has reached its final weekend. Friday's Gucci appointment is now behind the calendar, while Saturday's Bottega Veneta show, Sunday's Giorgio Armani presentation and Monday's digital program remain ahead. The final Milano Moda Donna calendar , updated September 24, sets out seven days from September 22 to 28 of Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear shows and presentations. It gives the city a different rhythm from the broad four-city itinerary in our [September fashion-week overview](/news/fashion/september-2026-fashion-week-calendar/): major house shows run through Sunday, while Monday's listed shows are digital.

The calendar distinguishes runway shows from presentations and labels collections as women's or women's and men's. That distinction helps readers make sense of a schedule that is larger than its headline names. A runway appointment is a timed reveal, while a presentation can allow a longer look at clothes, accessories and styling. The official program gives both formats space, so following the week means looking beyond a single show reel.

From Prada and Gucci to the final weekend

Prada opened the show's main runway schedule on Tuesday, September 22 at 14:00. Its official site already gives readers a direct route to the Spring/Summer 2027 presentation. The calendar continued with packed programs through Friday, including Gucci's afternoon appointment. Those dates have passed as of this September 26 report, so the practical focus now shifts to the weekend.

The Prada show is also a useful visual starting point. Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana has posted a Spring/Summer 2027 Prada gallery from this edition. It records clothes already shown without turning those looks into a prediction about the rest of the week's collections. Readers can compare the runway photographs with Prada's own presentation once the house releases its full collection material.

The final schedule placed Gucci at 14:00 on Friday, September 25, amid a full day of runway appointments. Those appointments now provide context for the collections still due. All times are local to Milan. Check the organizer's current calendar before planning to watch because show details can change.

Friday's roster was notably varied, from Gucci to Moschino and The Attico. Its place in the calendar gives viewers a chance to compare those houses' collection material with the weekend's releases. The appointment list establishes timing, while runway photographs and complete presentations provide the evidence for what the designers actually made.

The weekend and the digital close

Saturday, September 26 builds toward Bottega Veneta at 20:00. Sunday, September 27 puts Giorgio Armani at 11:00, followed by the organizer's graduate fashion event at noon. The final calendar lists Monday, September 28 as a digital program rather than another conventional runway day. These distinctions matter for anyone tracking the clothes in sequence: the weekend holds the last major in-person house shows, while Monday extends the edition online.

Saturday's schedule is not only a wait for its evening finale. Its earlier appointments include both established and emerging labels, with different collection formats across the day. A reader who follows only the final show would miss that range. Bottega Veneta's late slot then gives the day a different ending, centered on the house's own treatment of leather, shape and movement. The contrast is best judged from complete collection material once the appointments have taken place.

Sunday offers a shorter runway list. Armani's morning appointment and Milano Moda Graduate at noon put an established house and emerging designers close together on the calendar. The new Paris edition begins on Milan's digital closing day. That overlap makes the handoff especially tight for editors, buyers and anyone trying to follow both cities as the collections appear.

How to follow the official releases

The official calendar specifies show formats and locations, including some disclosed only on invitations. A scheduled runway show is not an open-admission event. For collection images and video, begin with the organizer and each house's official channels. Ready-to-wear , the industry category at the center of this week, is distinct from couture's made-to-measure presentation system.

Remote viewing is a separate decision from attending. A house may publish a live stream, a recording, a film or still photographs at different times. The CNMI calendar is the authoritative appointment list, but individual designers' sites are the best route to the presentation each chooses to release. That is especially useful on Monday, when the listed schedule itself is digital. The final program can still change, so readers should verify the live calendar before treating any time as fixed.

The week also has a commercial and educational life beyond the runway. CNMI lists presentations, Fashion Hub activity and the graduate program alongside the shows. Those formats bring different designers into view and offer a fuller sense of the city's fashion system. A short video of a single runway look can show movement and styling, but it cannot replace the slower inspection of a collection or a showroom presentation. When official imagery becomes available, compare complete looks and construction details before drawing conclusions about a house's direction.

This is also why the exact closing sequence matters. Gucci's Friday appointment, Bottega Veneta's Saturday slot and Armani's Sunday presentation fall on distinct dates with different viewing routes. Monday's digital releases are not an extra day of the same in-person schedule. Keeping those differences straight makes it easier to follow designers on their own terms and to find the right official source when a collection is published.

Sources: CNMI final calendar and CNMI live calendar , checked September 25, 2026.