The Fashion Month train keeps running! It started in New York (opens in new tab), crossed the Atlantic to London, and now has a six-day pit stop in beautiful Milan. So far, the best looks for Fall/Winter 2023 Milan Fashion Week reflect what designers in the previous cities have suggested.

From Alberta Ferretti's tailored separates and lived-in duster coats (opens in new tab) to Prada's lively midi skirts and crew-neck sweaters (opens in new tab), the Italian fashion house is offering daily uniform sensible items to upgrade. Even Fendi's androgynous workwear and its embrace of the skirt-and-pants layering trend (admittedly a moment in fashion history, in the Y2k era (opens in new tab)) felt newly office-appropriate, thanks to Kim Jones' thoughtful and sophisticated eye The colorful furs and sheers (which open up to new tabs) were a new and exciting addition to the office. While there were several models decked out in colorful furs and sheers (open in new tab), others walked the hall in baggy jeans, relaxed suits, and button-downs (open in new tab) in a '70s style.

See more on fashion's newfound appreciation for wearability and other emerging trends by perusing the best looks from Milan Fashion Week.