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  • Facts & Stories

    Rediscovering Sopravissana Wool After the Earthquake

    Roberta Cutillo(November 19, 2019)
    Sease, the new brand by Franco and Giacomo Loro Piana, relaunches the use of an ancient wool made from sopravissana sheep, an almost extinct breed found exclusively on the Sibillini mountains, a part of the Marche region that is trying to bounce back from the devastating earthquakes of 2016.
  • Art & Culture

    30 Years of Men’s Fashion Through Pitti Uomo

    Roberta Cutillo(June 18, 2019)
    During the 2019 Summer Pitti Uomo, Fondazione Pitti Immagine Discovery launches "A Short Novel on Men's Fashion," an exhibition exploring 30 years of menswear which will run through September 29th at the Museum of Costume and Fashion inside Florence’s Pitti Palace.
  • Art & Culture

    Pitti Uomo: Italian Fashion and Sustainability

    Maria Klein(June 12, 2019)
    The 96th edition of Pitti Uomo embraces wholeheartedly the importance of sustainability. Pitti Uomo embodies the strong push of Italian fashion outlets in making this notion a fundamental lifestyle and message of wellbeing.
  • Art & Culture

    Gucci’s Capitoline Museums Show Gets Political

    Roberta Cutillo(May 29, 2019)
    Gucci’s highly anticipated Cruise 2020 Fashion Show, held inside Rome’s Capitoline Museums, surprisingly turns into a celebration of freedom and of women’s reproductive rights, featuring pro-choice slogans and imagery throughout the collection.
  • Art & Culture

    Prada Goes Fur-Free

    Maria Klein(May 23, 2019)
    Prada has finally decided to go fur-free. Although they have been reluctant in the past, the fashion house has now committed themselves to creating ethical products, viewing the change in style not as a setback but as an opportunity for new stimulating fashion designs.
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    Art & Culture

    A Flash of Contemporary Italian Fashion on The High Line

    Roberta Cutillo(May 17, 2019)
    The Exhibition ‘Borders: A Flash of New Italian Fashion’ offers a glimpse into the exciting and perhaps unexpected world of young, contemporary Italian fashion, featuring pieces by 4 emerging designers presented amongst videos, DJ sets, and neon lights and set atop of New York’s High Line against the backdrop of the Hudson River.
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    Art & Culture

    New Sustainable Italian Fashion on the High Line

    Roberta Cutillo(May 10, 2019)
    Italy’s National Chamber of Fashion (CNMI), in collaboration with The Consulate General of Italy, The Italian Trade Commission, and the Italian Embassy in the US, present ‘Borders: A Flash of New Italian Fashion’: a multidisciplinary event which will take place on May 17 on New York’s High Line.
  • Facts & Stories

    Mapping Italian Fashion Trends

    Roberta Cutillo(April 29, 2019)
    The fashion industry’s leading search engine, Lyst, launched Fashion Geography: a project that maps the most searched brands in each region of Italy, providing some insight into the preferences and habits of Italian fashion consumers.
  • Life & People

    Domenico Vacca, Italian Hollywood's Fashion Guru

    Chiara Basso(December 21, 2018)
    From Andria, Puglia, to a luxury store on Fifth Avenue where Hollywood stars are regular customers. Italian designer Domenico Vacca is grateful to be born in a relatively small city of only 100,000 inhabitants in Southern Italy like Andria, but when you dream big like him you want to leave as soon as possible. “The first big step for me was going to Milan where I worked as a lawyer at the multinational law firm Baker McKenzie” explains the fashion designer who has dressed celebrities such as Dustin Hoffman, Daniel Day Lewis and Angela Bassett. Vacca’s family didn’t want him to work in fashion because, according to his grandmother, this business is a lot of work and not so much money. But, eventually, he followed his passion with a mission: showing Americans "how to dress the authentic Italian way." Next dream to realize? Hollywood.

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