
The Milan Fashion Week ended on a note both optimistic and a tad zany, the collections by Dima Leu, Magliano, A-Cold-Wall*, JieDa and Les Hommes swinging between chic minimalism and cheerful creativity.
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The Milan Fashion Week ended on a note both optimistic and a tad zany, the collections by Dima Leu, Magliano, A-Cold-Wall*, JieDa and Les Hommes swinging between chic minimalism and cheerful creativity.
The Italian ready-to-wear brand has launched the latest collection from Canvas, a digital line open to customisation by a selection of retailers, and now accessible to the public.
Oversize volumes and ultra-warm materials predominate in the men's wardrobe showcased by Fendi on the Milan Fashion Week website on Saturday, a collection in which outerwear rhymes with loungewear.
Milan Fashion Week Men's runs from 15 to 19 January, with an exclusively online and severely reduced calendar. Deprived of the majority of its stars, the event has bet on young talent and is introducing 10 new labels.
The label owned by Italian fashion group OTB is going through a buoyant phase, and has renewed the contract with its star designer, who took over from Marni’s founder Consuelo Castiglioni in 2016.
The next Milan Fashion Week Men is scheduled on January 15-19 and, as in July, it will mix virtual performances with physical catwalk shows. On the calendar, 37 shows, including 5 physical ones, and 7 debut labels.
Italy's benchmark textiles show, which had been one of the rare trade events to be staged physically in September, has announced that its February edition, showcasing the Spring/Summer 2022 collections, will go digital.
Few designers have taken menswear to such exotic locales as Kim Jones, the creative director of menswear at Christian Dior, who chose Beijing as the latest – virtual – destination for his latest collection.
Moncler has decided to stage its Moncler Genius 2021 event in China, the first time the brand has moved its annual, multi-designer project outside of Europe, following two mega events in Milan.
Following Pitti Uomo’s decision to postpone, Milan-based trade shows Micam, Mipel, Homi, Lineapelle and TheOneMilano have also pushed their dates back by one month, and will all be staged on March 20-24.