With a total of 159 events of which 86 went live, we have listed the best Spring Summer 2021 shows from Milan Fashion Week here.

Though this year&#39;s Milan Fashion Week was signficantly more subdued than previous seasons, the Italian fashion capital continued to surprised us with unique shows and presentations that have us already&nbsp;looking forward to the next summer. Here are the seven best shows to remember from Milan Fashion Week.&nbsp;

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1. Sportmax

Sportmax took us back to the 90es for its Spring-Summer 2021 collection. Tie-dye, leather and oversized suits dominated the runway with a grungy look. Max Mara &#39;s little sister brought us a modern take on minimalism.

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© Sportmax

2. Valentino

Designer Pierpaolo Piccioli presented his Valentino collection for the first time in Milan. From luxurious floral prints to couture-worthy pieces,&nbsp;Piccioli unleashed his romantic vision of Valentino&#39;s creative collections. The show&#39;s soundtrack was performed by Labyrinth who created an emotionally charged setting for the show.

© Valentino

3. Max Mara

For its spring-summer 2021 collection, Max Mara returns to the Renaissance, set in the year 2020. The brand&#39;s recurring themes of identity, gender ambiguity, intrigue, tragedy, comedy, desire and magic are transformed into graphics and an aesthetic&nbsp;reinterpretation of the costume. A Renaissance coat and an ultra-modern parka come together with functional pockets, snaps and laces to become an elegant and wearable city garment.

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© Max Mara

4. Versace

Versace was inspired by the underwater world for his collection. We saw this in the wet-hair looks, tr&eacute;sor de la mer print and shell-shaped bustiers. Versace is committed to diversity and consciously chose a cast of models with different sizes and body types.

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© Versace

5. Giorgio Armani

Giorgio Armani &#39;s collection was broadcast on national Italian TV, accompanied by a video documentary that was shown around the world. &ldquo; Timeless Thoughts &rdquo; a twenty-minute video with emotional images, memories and archive interviews about Armani&#39;s style. The collection itself used neutral colors, geometric styles in true Armani style.

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© Armani

6. Fendi

A sense of lightness could be observed&nbsp;in<a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/silvia-venturini-fendi-s-final-show-was-an-ode-to-family-and-memory"> Fendi &#39;s spring-summer 2020-2021 women&#39;s and men&#39;s collection</a>, which presented layered and sheer looks. And taking&nbsp;lead role: virgin white linen in tailored dresses, finished with nostalgic-looking embroidery. Also keep an eye out for the new Hand in Hand Baguettes!

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© Fendi

7. Prada

It was one of the most anticipated shows of Milan Fashion Week. <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/prada-philosophy-and-the-arrival-of-raf-simons">Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada </a>unveil their highly anticipated and <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/prada-debuts-first-ever-raf-simons-co-created-collection#image-49949">co-designed collection for Spring-Summer 2021</a>. An enlarged Prada logo, combined with Simons&#39; experimental taste, set the tone of the collection.

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Milan Fashion Week Recap: 7 Best Shows To Remember

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