From Fendi's umbrella hats to Moschino's bondage formalwear — you'll be talking about them all. 

Do head-strapped mini umbrellas&nbsp;call for functionality or are they a bit much? For Fall 2018, Fendi boasts&nbsp;all things travel friendly. Models wore two-in-one&nbsp;reversible ensembles while dragging&nbsp;aluminum hand-carry luggage&mdash;the brand&rsquo;s new collaboration with Rimowa, a recent acquisition of LVMH. Naturally, an airport baggage claim set the stage.&nbsp;

Fendi

Jeremy Scott is not usually one to use all black colors for his colorful collections, but when he does, he goes full&nbsp;S&amp;M. Models wore&nbsp;latex body suits, complete with leather suspenders and chains. The erotic formalwear collection had a male model walking with a long tulle trail, like a gown, while the females rocked suit dresses and devil-horned hairstyles. &ldquo;People are in control of their sexuality and the way they want to look; you&rsquo;re owning your own power,&rdquo;&nbsp;Scott told Vogue Runway.

Moschino

Miuccia Prada went back to the basics: black &ldquo;Pocone&rdquo; nylon. Only this time, the Prada signature fabric is all over the collection, repackaged as jackets, shorts, short-sleeved shirts and bucket hats. Models wore photo ID badges with their headshots as they walked in a warehouse, somewhere in the outskirts of Milan.

Prada

Though this isn&#39;t a Milan show, it&#39;s definitely one of the highlights of the week. The Russian designer showed off all his newest collaborations for&nbsp;Fall 2018&nbsp;with brands like Adidas, Burberry, and Dr. Martens. The collection was sporty and nationalistic, in support of Russia as host for the 2018 football World Cup. Young models wore flag-motif scarves and army uniforms, and on the sportier side, full-blown Adidas logos everywhere (even shaved on a model&#39;s head).

Gosha Rubchinskiy

&ldquo;We riffed on sorts of multicultural references here, rebooted with a free spirit,&rdquo; creative director Andreas Melbostad said to <a href="https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/fall-2018-menswear/diesel-black-gold">Vogue Runway</a>. &ldquo;Peru, Iceland, Africa, Eastern Europe, Navajos, Morocco, Eskimos, Afghanistan, India, you name it!&rdquo; The tribal-inspired looks from the brand&#39;s fall 2018 collection poses&nbsp;a question similar to the one we all had with the <a href="https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/spring-2017-ready-to-wear/marc-jacobs">Marc Jacobs</a> show a while back. Are the braids and the tribal tattoos a form of cultural appropriation?

The Highlights of Milan Men's Fashion Week Fall 2018

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