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Inside the star-studded after-parties following Vogue World 2026: Milano

By Frenzee Editorial · Sep 26

Rewritten from reporting by Vogue. Read the original at https://www.vogue.com/article/celebrities-vogue-world-2026-milano-after-parties (opens in a new tab). Vogue first published it on 23 Sept 2026.

Versace hosted a private celebration as celebrities swapped runway looks for casual tanks, leather jackets, and party-ready dresses.

The Vogue World 2026: Milano show brought Italian craftsmanship to center stage yesterday evening at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, with top models, celebrities, and even star athletes making appearances. But for some attendees, the evening was just getting started after the final walk.

Though no official Vogue World after-party took place, A-list guests found their way to private celebrations across the city. Versace hosted one such gathering, drawing names including Gigi Hadid and Cardi B—both of whom had walked the Vogue World runway, with Cardi B specifically wearing the Italian label's spring 2018 pop art dress.

The two stars took notably different approaches to their post-show looks. Hadid embraced model-off-duty ease in a simple tank top and jeans, while Cardi B dressed up in an orange silk top, micro shorts, a chain belt, and pointy pumps.

Other runway participants favored fall-leaning ensembles for their night out. MGK appeared in a sleek black leather jacket paired with wide-leg trousers, and Adriana Lima opted for a fitted moto jacket with jeans and square-toe boots—a combination that seemed to emerge as the preferred formula for comfortable yet polished post-show style.

Not everyone pursued the casual route. Laura Harrier stepped onto Milan's streets in a skin-tight leather dress that fell below the knee, matching the glamour of the runway itself.

Some notable names skipped the after-party circuit entirely. Dakota Johnson and Pamela Anderson, among those not spotted around town, may have found that one major fashion event was sufficient for the evening.