This comprehensive analysis focuses on boudoir style dressing, mainly analyzing single items such as camisole skirts, skirts, and shorts. Based on the analysis of the 2024 Early Spring and 2024 Spring/Summer collections of relevant brands, it can be concluded that this season's boudoir style focuses on details and luxury in design, creating a romantic and gentle atmosphere. In terms of details, in addition to conventional underwear exposure, bead hot pressing, and ruffle edges, major brands have combined key elements such as sheer, silk, and lace with fashion elements to bring a brand new look.

With the change of workplace culture, traditional formal attire no longer dominates the scene. Officecore, drawing inspiration from the office, combines the characteristics of professional and casual wear, exploring a modern and humorous style of dressing. It emphasizes professionalism, competence, and fashion, focusing on the tailoring and lines of clothing, and pursuing a clean and exquisite design, presenting a new commuting fashion style.

The Spring/Summer 2024 Milan Men's Fashion Week will be held from June 16th to 20th. According to the official schedule, there will be 22 offline fashion shows, 5 online fashion shows, 31 static exhibitions, and 4 appointment-based static exhibitions. This season, the closing brand for the physical shows is the Italian luxury menswear brand Zegna. In addition, the Valentino menswear collection returns after a three-year hiatus, and Neil Barrett makes a comeback to the Milan runway. Gucci presents in the form of an art exhibition, and Dsquared2 mixes collegiate style with rebellious details in their collection, building on the previous seasons.