I see London, I see France…

We have officially been through a blizzard at New York Fashion Week, a design techniques at London Fashion week, and at the start of Milan Fashion Week it appears we are prepared for both. The designers at Milan Fashion Week have decidedly, thus far, shown us their talents with furs. And boy do we love them… Well at least I do. It’s an art, not a crime scene. Further more its Milan, Italy, would you expect any less? Considering the Snowpocalypse is upon us here in the Midwest, a few of these beauts may be needed to keep us warm.

A drum roll please….

From the Fall 2013 line, this Angelo Marani fur is one of the many master pieces to be showcased tonight. The gracefulness of the blue flowing down the front only makes this more of a piece of art.

Another Angelo Marani fur, doesn’t this make you feel that much more patriotic? Red, white, and blue. Nothing says “‘Merica” more than a fur walked down a Milan runway, right? 

I’m going to throw a math equation at you, give me your best answer… Primary colors plus fur equals? This Chicca Lualdi Fall 2013 jacket. Honestly this could be worn as a top, I probably would wear it like that.

First of all, can we take a moment to praise For.Me Elena Mirò. This brand is centered around curvy women and was featured in Milan Fashion Week. I believe the selections for women with more curves than a stick are very limited, but to see a chic line for these fabulous women is a proud moment! Plus this fur leather jacket is beyond, lets be honest.

“No white after Labor Day” is a thing of the past. Winter whites are here and staying. Fur lapels? Yes ma’am. Francesco Scognamiglio Fall 2013 has me dreaming of snow covered hills and staying away from any colored liquids.

Lady Gaga has done it numerous times, now for us to see a hair ensemble worn by someone else. Gucci walked plenty of brights and blacks on the runway this Milan Fashion Week, but this look is a complete surprise!

If only I had my fur covered bomb shelter. This World War II replica helmet, my apologies from Mila Schön this fur colored cap is totally understandable… right?

Other than looking like the Michelin Man’s distant cousin this Simonetta Ravizza contrast of textures ensemble is brilliant. I truly believe the combination of leather and fur can go one of two ways, way too harsh or extremely chic. This is extremely chic.

Listen folks, you can wear fur without looking… or being told… you are a complete beast.