As the tremendous all-Prodigy soundtrack and brightly coloured spiked hair on the models indicated, this show was, in part, a touching tribute to the band’s front man Keith Flint, who died in March. Before the evening’s show commenced, Versace said: “I dedicate this collection to my old friend. He was disruption… and he performed right here the last time he was in Milan.”
The first looks on the runway drew inspiration from the New Wave era, with models wearing cinched leather trenches, buttoned up shirts, and classic black ties combined with sleek wet looks and sharp side partings. As the show continued, things got more relaxed, and a series of ultra-rave looks appeared, featuring tie-dye t-shirts, bold baroque-print trousers and wrap-around sunglasses paired with uber bright neon coloured hair styled into distressed ‘horns’ as the models stormed down the runway. Last onto the runway was a series of more tailored looks, with Bella Hadid wearing what we think is perhaps the most 90s look ever: a sparkly blazer with matching bootcut trousers, layered over a triangle bra. Could it get any more 90s girl band?