The brand's new creative director will only be making his runway debut in 2019.

After&nbsp;changes in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.revistalofficiel.com.br/fashion-week/a-nova-semana-de-moda-de-nova-york-tera-apenas-4-marcas" target="_blank">NYFW</a>&#39;s line-up and Gucci&#39;s decision to exchange&nbsp;Milan for&nbsp;Paris to debut its&nbsp;own&nbsp;Spring 2019 collection, Bottega Veneta&nbsp;has followed suit in&nbsp;announcing&nbsp;that it will not participate in the next international season come&nbsp;September.

This is one of a series of shifts for the brand that, in June, announced the departure of its creative director of 17 years,&nbsp;Thomas Mayer, and named C&eacute;line&#39;s&nbsp;Daniel Lee in his place.&nbsp;The new director will thus not be making&nbsp;his Milanese&nbsp;debut in September, but rather&nbsp;in February 2019.

Bottega Veneta&#39;s Spring&nbsp;2019 collection will exclusively be presented to buyers in the brand&#39;s Milan showroom.

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