Luxury & Celebrity Events in Milan 2026

Palazzo Reale explores Salvador Dalí's lifelong relationship with fashion through more than 200 works, from paintings, drawings and photographs to garments, jewelry, films and archival pieces. Dalí e la Moda traces his collaborations with Schiaparelli, Chanel, Dior and Paco Rabanne, revealing how clothing, accessories and the body became part of his Surrealist universe.

The Exhibition also turns to Gala Dalí, his wife and muse, with pieces from her personal wardrobe presented publicly in Italy for the first time. Curated by Montse Aguer, Judith Clark and Laura Bartolomé Roviras.

Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana hosts its Milan Fashion Week Opening Gala Dinner at Palazzo Reale, bringing together the Italian fashion industry for one of the week's key invitation-only evenings. The Gala also celebrates the inauguration of the Dalí e la Moda Exhibition, which opens at the museum alongside Fashion Week.

10 Corso Como presents the first Italian Exhibition dedicated to Dutch Fashion Artists Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, bringing together 20 Haute Couture looks spanning more than three decades of Viktor&Rolf. Curated by Alessio de Navasques, Spectrum traces the recurring forms, contrasts and visual codes that connect the duo's work across fashion, art and performance.

Palazzo Reale explores Salvador Dalí's lifelong relationship with fashion through more than 200 works, from paintings, drawings and photographs to garments, jewelry, films and archival pieces. Dalí e la Moda traces his collaborations with Schiaparelli, Chanel, Dior and Paco Rabanne, revealing how clothing, accessories and the body became part of his Surrealist universe.

The Exhibition also turns to Gala Dalí, his wife and muse, with pieces from her personal wardrobe presented publicly in Italy for the first time. Curated by Montse Aguer, Judith Clark and Laura Bartolomé Roviras.

10 Corso Como presents the first Italian Exhibition dedicated to Dutch Fashion Artists Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, bringing together 20 Haute Couture looks spanning more than three decades of Viktor&Rolf. Curated by Alessio de Navasques, Spectrum traces the recurring forms, contrasts and visual codes that connect the duo's work across fashion, art and performance.

Palazzo Reale explores Salvador Dalí's lifelong relationship with fashion through more than 200 works, from paintings, drawings and photographs to garments, jewelry, films and archival pieces. Dalí e la Moda traces his collaborations with Schiaparelli, Chanel, Dior and Paco Rabanne, revealing how clothing, accessories and the body became part of his Surrealist universe.

The Exhibition also turns to Gala Dalí, his wife and muse, with pieces from her personal wardrobe presented publicly in Italy for the first time. Curated by Montse Aguer, Judith Clark and Laura Bartolomé Roviras.

10 Corso Como presents the first Italian Exhibition dedicated to Dutch Fashion Artists Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, bringing together 20 Haute Couture looks spanning more than three decades of Viktor&Rolf. Curated by Alessio de Navasques, Spectrum traces the recurring forms, contrasts and visual codes that connect the duo's work across fashion, art and performance.

Palazzo Reale explores Salvador Dalí's lifelong relationship with fashion through more than 200 works, from paintings, drawings and photographs to garments, jewelry, films and archival pieces. Dalí e la Moda traces his collaborations with Schiaparelli, Chanel, Dior and Paco Rabanne, revealing how clothing, accessories and the body became part of his Surrealist universe.

The Exhibition also turns to Gala Dalí, his wife and muse, with pieces from her personal wardrobe presented publicly in Italy for the first time. Curated by Montse Aguer, Judith Clark and Laura Bartolomé Roviras.

Palazzo Reale explores Salvador Dalí's lifelong relationship with fashion through more than 200 works, from paintings, drawings and photographs to garments, jewelry, films and archival pieces. Dalí e la Moda traces his collaborations with Schiaparelli, Chanel, Dior and Paco Rabanne, revealing how clothing, accessories and the body became part of his Surrealist universe.

The Exhibition also turns to Gala Dalí, his wife and muse, with pieces from her personal wardrobe presented publicly in Italy for the first time. Curated by Montse Aguer, Judith Clark and Laura Bartolomé Roviras.