INXX is an international high street platform for buyers, gathering more then 80 famous fashion brands from Europe, Japan, South Korea and so on. Its S/S 2020 collection interprets different fashion trends via different themes. 1. INXX launches the limited series for Dragon Boat festival. This series draws inspiration from the legends of Zhong Kui, and creates sachets, bags and limited T-shirts. 2. INXX works with Refinements Lab to present Soul Air shoes, which extract elements from Dunhuang culture to re-create Air Force 1. 3. ANGEL CHEN S/S 2020 collection takes cues from Queen of the Jungle, Sheena, a comic in 1937. The washed denim and tropical Hawaii prints display the tensile wild beauty. 4. RECYANCLE A/W 2020 collection is "THIS IS NOT SPECTACULAR AT ALL". In this collection, contour lines depict mountains and waters in traditional paintings. Glitch Art is combined to blend classical Chinese culture with modern technologies. 5. INXX joins hands with Dabeiyuzhou for the Xenobiology video campaign.

Massimo Giorgetti, the artistic director of MSGM, who is constantly looking for cultural inspiration from the past, is an unruly fun-goer. This theme is inspired by Gio Ponti's interior design of Milan architectures in the 1970s and the modernistic ceramic floor tiles. The concept of the collision and integration of classics and modernity is used to present the vivid and interesting design aesthetics. The classic bright color matching and bowknot of WSGM are used. The neat and clean silhouette replaces ruffle, with lively colors to be fresh and lovely. Various interior elements are used as patterns this time. The geometrics on the floor tiles are applied to the shirt, and classical rose pattern is used to the outerwear. Environmental protection is also advocated this time, like eco-friendly leather and faux woolskin, reflecting the designer's attention to the environmental protection.

Giorgio Armani holds his Pre-Fall 2020 show at the Armani Theater in Milan, where he presents a collection named reformism. The designer explained this name before the launch, saying: "I want women to be free to change anytime, anywhere, depending on their mood." The entire collection is inspired by women in the 1930s. Florals favored by social butterfly of the Parisian upper class in the 1920s-1930s are applied for vertical and three-dimensional transformation, and applied to printing or partial accessories to display the Giorgio Armani's integration of the East and the West. Models mainly wear short top and long trousers, which is in line with clothing collocation of French women in the 1920s-1930s. The entire show echoes the femininity of ladies in the 1930s.