Trussardi Women's Spring/Summer 2010 New Collection (2)

Designer Milan Vukmirovic chose to use a lot of western cowboy-style elements this season, cutting irregular washed leather jackets, incorporating the United States native style beaded decorations, and emphasizing the curve of the long dress. Then, he switched the decoration to graffiti-printed skirts, which didn't quite capture the same charm. Despite this, the collection was still visually striking and full of energy.

Two key themes stood out in this show: tights and denim. The designer experimented with various styles of pantyhose, using black, pink, or even floral patterns to add a touch of sexiness mixed with a subtle, sophisticated edge. Denim was also a major focus, with different colors, washes, and textures used to create everything from long pants to short skirts. Black leather belts were added to the waist, giving the outfits a refined finish and enhancing the overall sense of elegance and confidence in the models.

Overall, the collection was a bold exploration of Western influences, combining classic elements with modern twists. It wasn’t without its flaws, but it definitely left an impression. Whether you loved it or found it a bit too much, there’s no denying that Milan Vukmirovic pushed boundaries and brought something fresh to the runway.