DUBAI: The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the jam-packed fashion calendar, as nations worldwide bid to curb the spread of the infectious disease through lockdowns. Milan Fashion Week has announced that its 2020 show will be entirely digital and take place from July 14-17. Designers will present their spring/summer 2021 men’s collections and spring/summer 2021 men’s and women’s pre-collections. “The idea of this digital fashion week is to have something a bit different from a normal fashion week,” Carlo Capasa, the president of the Camera della Moda, told Vogue. “It’s something we thought of specially for the digital world.” While this new format might be disappointing for both brands and the audience, the virtual show may allow for more creativity.