A specified aptitude for elaborations reigned this Milan Manner Week, perhaps as a response to looming uncertainty. Versus the backdrop of Italy’s standard elections which spurred a tense social and political discussion in the region, and the ongoing global crises, designers zhuzhed up their featuring, embedding crystals, fringes and sequins, and providing a temper-boosting jolt. At Bottega Veneta, Matthieu Blazy shut his sophomore show with knit attire in active, unique jacquards and contrasting curtains of fringe, even though Luke and Lucie Meier had cascades of sparkly fringes, crystal embroideries and mirror appliqués worked for all genders. Massimo Giorgetti, way too, had wedding ceremony bands and dangling crystals pierced to boxy…