Milan Design Week, also known as Milan Design Week Salone del Mobile<\/u>Change has come. Although it was traditionally an event where interior and home decor brands presented their new collections to industry insiders, it has recently evolved into a second milan fashion week<\/u>if you will. This shift is notable, especially this year, as more fashion brands are entering the world of design and offering their take on home decor. As a result, style sets (think Alexa Chung <\/u>And Pernille Tisbeck)<\/u><\/a> is following, turning the city’s narrow cobbled streets into its runway.<\/p>\n Although Who What Wear editors weren’t physically present in Milan, we still took a close look at the eye-catching pieces and key trends on display. While ensembles consisting of maxi skirts with ballet flats and tailored pants with pumps were certainly present, the outfit formula we saw everywhere<\/em> Light-wash jeans combined with ankle boots.<\/p>\n