– where it is somewhat of a transitional season for the likes of Gucci and Fendi, which are currently without creative directors, following the respective departures of Sabato De Sarno and Kim Jones. Bottega Veneta is also missing from the schedule after Matthieu Blazy’s move to Chanel, with incoming creative director Louise Trotter’s debut show set to take place in September.

Despite all this upheaval, one thing is for sure: there will be no shortage of star power on the front rows, with the likes of Prada, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana and Giorgio Armani sure to bring our their A-list fans. Below, take a look at all the celebrities that have been spotted at Milan Fashion Week so far.