International Style: Get The Looks From The 4 Fashion Capitals Of The World

Milan: The Pieces

The Ferragamo shoe: After opening a shoe shop in Florence in 1927, Salvatore Ferragamo rose to become the most important name in leather shoemaking. This classic Driver in lizard-print calfskin is just such an example of elegance and craftsmanship. (Salvatore Ferragamo Driver, $395, Salvatore Ferragamo) The Prada bag: Since 1913, Prada has been the number one name in luxury leather goods for men and women, and every girl knows a Prada bag is a sign of excellent taste. This luxurious double-zip tote is the perfect carry-all. (Prada Saffiano Lux Double-Zip Tote Bag, $2,100, Saks Fifth Avenue) The Valentino dress: Fresh off the fall 2013 runway, this classic red Valentino heavy lace long-sleeved dress is the perfect example of beautiful workmanship and exquisite detailing. (Valentino Heavy lace dress, $3,790, Valentino) The Fendi fur: The Fur Atelier at Fendi is the essence of luxury, and according to Fendi, a celebration of an enduring tradition. This brushed cashmere, lambskin, and fox fur coat is luxurious, glamorous, and traditional. (Fendi Fur Front Coat, $12,995, Barney's) The Pucci print: Born into one of Florence's oldest noble families, Emilio Pucci stands for tradition and nobility in Italy. His eponymous label is known for geometric and colorful prints, like on this classic silk dress from the Fall 2013 collection. (Emilio Pucci Short Dress, $2,490, Emilio Pucci) [Isabeli Fontana via]