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DIFFERENT VIEWS AROUND THE WORLD

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SEPTEMBER 2012

Founder & Editor in ChiefGiacomo Cosua

Graphic DepartmentMarco Forlin / VeniceLivio Chiodega / London

Marketing & ADV DepartmentFilippo Erizzo / BerlinDario Mosconi / Padova

Web DepartmentPietro Gregorini / Milan

Social Networks EditorAlan Jones / Berlin

Editorial DirectorIvan Muselli

Ada Sbriccoli / BarcelonaVictor Anton / MilanTobia Piatto / VeniceFilippo dalla Fina / Venice

Fashion DepartmentFashion Editor CoordinatorSara Cimino / MilanMatteo Menotto / MilanLiselotte Fleur / The NetherlandsMax Hailwood / UKAngel Leung / UKAlejandro Reyes Fernandez / Madrid

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Culture and Art Department EditorsValeria Federici / New YorkSerenella Di Marco / RomeAndrea Santoro / RomeMatilde Casaglia / LondonGiovanni Paolini / Guest editor / LondonJenna Garrett / LondonRachel Ridge / LondonMichela Casavola / Berlin

Architecture DepartmentArchitecture Editor in ChiefRoberto Lucchese / TriesteEugenia Gotti / London

Exhibition DepartmentMarco Zavagno / Milan

All tranlsations by Nicola Rossi

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Fashion Weeks 2012 / 2013

58. Gym days

64. Indro Montanelli Public Gardens

92. Berlin Fashion Week Archive Selection

Marcel Ostertag & Laurel

116. London’s Spring

Fashion Week summer 2013

76. Party POSI+TIVE Magazine

Milano Fashion Week June 2012

72. New York City

Fashion Week 2012

06. Calendar Fashion Weeks

08. Backstage Milano

Fashion Week 2012

22. Smoking Shades

28. Fashion Woman

46. Street walker

38. Walking aroung

Milano Fashion Week 2012

Index.

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September 17-23Washington D.C.

D.C. Fashion Week

Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.dcfashionweek.org

September 19-25Milan, Italy

Milan Fashion Week

Women’s Fashion Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.cameramoda.it

September 25-October 3Paris, France

Paris Fashion Week (Mode à Paris)

Ready-to-Wear Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.modeaparis.com

October 12-14Hoboken, NJ

New Jersey Fashion Week

Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.newjerseyfashionweek.com

October 24-28Lodz, Poland

FashionPhilosophy Fashion Week Poland

Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.fashionweek.pl

October 27-31Tel Aviv, Israel

Tel Aviv Fashion Week

Spring/Summer 2013 Collections

www.tlvfw.com

October 29-31São Paulo, Brazil

São Paulo Fashion Week

Winter 2013 Collections

www.ffw.com.br/spfw

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+Photos by Sara Ciminowww.saracimino.comImage post production by Giacomo Cosua

Backstage and shows from MILAN FASHION WEEK 2012

+ Milan and Paris, recognized as worldwide fashion capitals, have a new sister.The London Fashion Week is starting to affirm itself as one of the appointments that cannot be missed for discovering new designers, but is also the stage chosen by renown brands for the presentation of their women’s collection, Like Burberry, Vivienne Westwood, Mulberry, Paul Smith and Antonio Bernardi.

Will it be able to maintain the everlasting charm of her two older sisters? Milan and Paris are infact confirming a calendar loaded with prestigoius names and fashion shows that are actual events, placed int he best locations of the City.

It’s their duty to keep the morale high in the fashion system, at such a delicate socio-economical moment, continuing to sell on one hand the Made in Italy dream, and the prestigious pret-a-porter on the other.

+Milano e Parigi, riconosciute a livello mondiale come le capitali della moda, hanno una nuova sorella.La London Fashion Week inizia ad affermarsi come uno degli appuntamenti da non perdere per la scoperta di nuovi designer, ma è anche il palcoscenico scelto da marchi affermati per la presentazione delle loro collezioni donna, come Burberry, Vivienne Westwood, Mulberry, Paul Smith, Antonio Berardi.

Riuscirà a mantenere negli anni lo stesso fascino immutato delle due sorelle maggiori? Milano e Parigi confermano infatti un calendario ricco di nomi illustri e con sfilate che si rivelano sempre più spesso dei veri show, dislocati nelle migliori location della città.

A loro resta il compito di tenere alto il morale del fashion system, in un momento socio economico delicato, continuando a vendere il sogno da una parte del Made in Italy, dall’altra del pret- a- porter per eccellenza.

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+Costume National

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+Frankie Morello

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+John Varvatos

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+Missoni

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+Bottega Veneta

Model Alexandre Bech

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+Backstage Carlo PignatelliModel Andrea Preti @Elite Milan

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+Backstage Iceberg

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+Ermanno ScervinoModel Patrick O’Donnel @Why Not Milan

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ivanmuselli.tumblr.comTobias @ The Right Stuff Managment

Benoni Loos & Jesse Shannon @ ILOVE

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+Photo Oskar Cecere

www.oskarcecere.com

Casting (Monster Managment)Anne Marie / Erin

Anne Kruger / Magdalena

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WALKINGAROUND

MILANFASHION

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Testo di / Text by Stefano Guerriniwww.webelieveinstyle.it

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+ I don’t remember precisely the first Milan fashion show I went to. My mind focuses on a series of events and sensations all related to when as a university student. Between exams I ran from my Romagna everytime another fashion week was held in the Lombard city and once I was there I tried to sneak in the exhibition, to get to know as closely as possible that world composed by press, experts and V.I.Ps that accompanied Milan’s Fashion.

In the beginning, I admit it, I was attracted by the supermodels. Not only for their beauty, but the glamour aura that surrounded them, Hollywoodian, you might say, almost timeless. I was hopelessly lost in the pictures that Steven Meisel took for Vogue Italia, and I watched speechlessly as Linda Evangelista went through chameleontic transformations in front of the camera. It was exactly like when, as a kid, I studied the single frames of American musicals and kolossals of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s, the ones with Adrian or Edith Head’s costumes.

Following the models, like a groupie would follow a rockstar, I began to get passionate about the shows. At the time there still was the “pit” for photographers, that surrounded the catwalk, and it was exciting to slide in there. You could breathe in the event almost as a protagonist, and the show became pure magic. And in all these years that magic never faded in my eyes. Maybe compared to other fashion capitals, in Milan you don’t have Las Vegas-like shows, but it’s always exciting to be in the room, observing who arrives. The students that sneak in, exactly like I did at their age, the important directors in the front row, and international fashion figures that always have a certain charm, if it’s the extremely elegant Hamish Bowles rather than my idol, Grace Coddington.

The atmosphere that you feel is the one of a rite, a pagan ritual where you celebrate the Style God. And when the lights go out and the music starts I remain mezmerized. The frenetic world that was there just moments ago, the workers that were still attaching the letters of the stylist’s name at the end of the catwalk, the ones that had to take the tarpaulin off them to avoid the crowd getting them dirty, the guests that pushed one another and the others that looked for their own spot in the dim atmosphere. All the sounds and movements stop as if by magic, and the world comes to a halt. The wait is for what is new, of what will be, the creative proposal of the stylist that journalists and trend setters will be ready to register, criticize, propose. But the excitement of that moment suspended in time, that emotion so intense multiplied by many shows, to this day, for me became a profession, makes the participation to a fashion week a unique experience.

+Non ricordo di preciso la prima sfilata a Milano cui ho assistito, la mia mente si concentra su una serie di eventi e sensazioni tutte legate a quando da studente universitario, fra una sessione di esami e l’altra, scappavo dalla mia Romagna ogni volta che nel capoluogo lombardo si teneva un’altra settimana della moda e lì cercavo di intrufolarmi nella vecchia fiera, conoscere da vicino il più possibile tutto quel mondo di giornalisti, esperti del settore e vip, che accompagnavano la moda milanese.

All’inizio, lo ammetto, ad attrarmi sono state le supermodel. Non solo per la loro bellezza, ma per questo alone di glamour, quasi holliwoodiano, quasi d’altri tempi, che le circondava. Mi ero perdutamente invaghito delle foto che Steven Meisel scattava su Vogue Italia, e guardavo a bocca aperta i camaleontici cambiamenti di Linda Evangelista davanti alla macchina fotografica, esattamente come da bambino studiavo i fotogrammi delle pellicole musicali e dei kolossal americani degli anni trenta, quaranta e cinquanta, quelli dove i costumi erano di Adrian o Edith Head

Seguendo le modelle, come una groupie seguirebbe una rockstar, ho iniziato ad appassionarmi alle passerelle. All’epoca c’era ancora la ‘buca’ dei fotografi, che circondava il catwalk ed era emozionante infilarsi lì, si respirava l’evento quasi da protagonisti, e la sfilata diventava pura magia. E in tutti questi anni quella magia non è mai scomparsa ai miei occhi. Forse rispetto ad altre capitali della moda a Milano non si producono show che assomiglino a spettacoli modello Las Vegas, però è sempre emozionante trovarsi in sala, osservare la gente che arriva, gli studenti che si intrufolano, esattamente come facevo io alla loro età, i direttori importanti in prima fila, i personaggi del fashion system internazionale, che esercitano sempre un fascino particolare sul sottoscritto, che sia l’elegantissimo Hamish Bowles o il mio idolo Grace Coddington.

L’atmosfera che si avverte è quella di un rituale, un rito pagano dove si festeggia la divinità dello stile. E quando si spengono le luci e inizia la musica io rimango incantato, il mondo frenetico di un attimo prima, gli operai che attaccavano ancora le lettere del nome dello stilista in fondo alla passerella, quelli che dovevano togliere dalla stessa il telone che impediva al pubblico di sporcarla, gli invitati che si accalcavano e quelli che cercavano il proprio posto nell’atmosfera semibuia, tutti questi rumori e movimenti cessano come d’incanto e il mondo sembra fermarsi per un secondo. L’attesa è quella del nuovo, di ciò che sarà, la proposta creativa dello stilista che i giornalisti e i trend setter saranno pronti a registrare, criticare, proporre, ma l’eccitazione di quel momento sospeso nel tempo, quell’emozione così intensa, moltiplicata per tante sfilate, ancora oggi, che per me è diventata una professione, rende il partecipare ad una fashion week un’esperienza unica!

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Total look: Versace

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+Photo Oskar Cecere

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Stylist Samatha PardiniHair and make up Barbara CiccognaniModel Hannare Blaauboer @ why not

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hat Jill Sander / top-skirt Dolce&Gabbana / shoes YSL

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Total look Prada / shoes YSL

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Total look Balenciaga / shoes YSL

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Street Walker

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+Photos Giacomo Cosuawww.cosua.it/giacomo

Styling Daniele Andrea GambinoModel Jacob Morton @ I Love Model Management

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T-shirt Horaceshirt

Shorts Levi’s vintage

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T-shirt Ann DemeulemeesterShorts Sergio Tacchini vintageSunglasses RaybanHat Vintage

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+T-shirt Horace

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+T-shirt Ann DemeulemeesterShorts Sergio Tacchini vintageSunglasses RaybanHat Vintage

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t-shirt Model’s own

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+Photos Giacomo CosuaModels Nicklas Kingo, Rodrigo Braga, Tomas Fernandez @Independent Man MilanStyling Giulia Meterangelis

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+Shirt Nike

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+Jacket Nike

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+Shorts Nike

Shoes Puma

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Vest American Apparel

Short Adidas

Hood Federica Moretti

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Vest American Apparel

Short Adidas

Hood Federica Moretti

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Swatch Too Late

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Eyeshade Federica Moretti

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+Photos Giacomo CosuaModel Oliver Greenall @Elite MilanStyling Giulia Meterangelis

+Shirt Dr Denim

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+Shirt and Jeans Dr DenimShoes Converse

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Cardigan Dr Denim

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Hat Federica Moretti

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NEW YORK CITY

FASHION WEEK

+Testo di / Text by Michael Epps

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+ It’s that time of the year again, as the world’s fashion elite begin trickling into New York, for Fashion Week. It’s the Olympics of the fashion world, and unlike the sporting one in London that just ended, no one here will work up a sweat, or get wet...unless it’s on trend for a new look.

During the summer New York is relatively quiet on the fashion front, as many models, and industry professionals are away at the other major show weeks. Everything starts to shift around mid July, as preparations start for the September shows here. To anyone not connected to fashion, or paying close attention, nothing much will seem out of the ordinary. There are no epic billboards, commercials, or news features that build hype, and excitement. However, from my little corner, one of the most obvious signs I’ve noticed, is the significant spike in beautiful models around the city. You see them everywhere, from Subways to Deli’s, like an army of angels, carrying books emblazoned with their agency names, as they rush to and from castings.

Emails to agencies take a bit longer to be responded to, as bookers begin to coordinate model arrivals, and scheduling. Invites start to go out, parties are planned, show cards are created, and fashion events are coordinated across the city, and in every neighborhood. All of this for an 8 day event, beginning Sept 6th. There will be no Queen jumping out of a Helicopter, with James Bond, but Anna Wintour will definitely reign supreme for Fashions Night Out.

As for me, I look forward to attending a few shows, and shooting a few beautiful boys, before it all ends on the 13th.

+E’ di nuovo quel momento dell’anno, in cui l’elite mondiale della moda comincia a versarsi a New York per la Fashion Week. Sono le olimpiadi del mondo della moda, e al contrario di quelle sportive a Londra che sono appena terminate, qui nessuno suderà, o si bagnerà... a meno che non sia il trend per un nuovo look.

Durante l’estate New York è relativamente silenziosa sul fronte della moda siccome molte modelle, e professionisti del settore partecipano alle altre fashion week principali. Tutto comincia a spostarsi qui più o meno attorno alla metà di Luglio, in concomitanza con la preparazione per gli eventi di Settembre. Per tutti quelli che non sono connessi alla moda, o che non prestano particolare attenzione, le cose non sembreranno troppo fuori dall’ordinario. Non ci sono insegne epiche, pubblicità, o apparizioni nella stampa che montino l’attesa o l’eccitazione. Tuttavia, dal mio piccolo angolo, uno dei segni più ovvi che ho notato, è il significativo picco di bellissimi modelli per la città. Li vedi ovunque, dalla metropolitana ai ristoranti, come un esercito di angeli, che trasportano book decorati con i nomi delle loro agenzie, mentre si precipitano da un casting all’altro.

Le email alle agenzie impiegano un pò più tempo a ricevere risposta, in quanto i brookers cominciano a coordinare gli arrivi dei modelli e la loro pianificazione. Cominciano a girare gli inviti, le feste vengono organizzate, vengono create le pubblicità ed eventi vengono orchestrati in tutta la città ed in ogni quartiere. Tutto questo per un happening di 8 giorni, che comincia il 6 Settembre. Non ci sarà alcuna Regina che salta fuori da un elicottero con James Bond, ma Anna Wintour indubbiamente regnerà suprema nel Fashions Night Out.

Per quanto mi riguarda, non vedo l’ora di partecipare ad alcuni show e di fotografare un paio di bei ragazzi, prima che il 13 finisca tutto.

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+Photo by Matteo Puggina

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+Thanks to Andrea Ratti and

Sabato del Villaggio Team

Photos by Lorenzo Fanfani

POSI+TIVE MAGAZINE

PARTY IN MILAN MEN’S

FASHION WEEKJUNE 2012

AT SABATO DEL VILLAGGIO

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MARCEL OSTERTAG

+www.marcelostertag.com

BERLINFASHION

WEEKARCHIVE

SELECTION+

Photos by Petra Fantozziwww.petrafantozzi.com

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LAUREL+

www.laurel.de

BERLINFASHION

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LONDON’S SPRINGSUMMER

2013 FASHION

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+ Ready...for five crazy days of madness, back and forth from one venue to another one; steady...to strike a pose for the usual bloggers outside the shows (oh, only if you want to be asked to do so)...and go!

London fashion week is on your doorstep and you better know where to head with your well heeled feet.The first day kicks off with Antoni & Alison. Celebrating their 25th year in the industry, the label is strong with its own independent history, always keeping a quite low profile, never flirting with the big press guys and constantly producing brilliant collections that have a proud multicultural british heart.Turkish but London adopted Bora Aksu shows off his victorian inspired collection then to finish the day with beauty, Jean-Pierre Braganza are the shows to keep an eye on on the first day.

Saturday at the Somerset House the guys from Sibling will present the women’s line from their label, Sister by Sibling. And we can bet the collection will feature the same kinky attitude that characterize the menswear line, that makes you wish so badly to own one of their knitwear pieces. J.W. Anderson is also on schedule for the day, the young designer is nurturing a strong well deserved fan base with his clean, witty and almost unisex style. Plus Moschino will show for the second time here in London how cheap (ah ah) and chic fashion can be.

But above all Fashion East is the event to attend, if you are lucky enough to get in!For ten years MBE Lulu Kennedy the fairy god mother of all the now famous designers, has chosen, protected and nurtured young designers that always have something fresh and appealing to show. This year it is James Long, Marteen van der Horst and Marques’Almeida.Sunday will be a very busy day with simply too many names to watch, from Preen to the ultra cool East London much loved Acne. Christopher Raeburn became a fixture name at the Portico show space and is always a pleasure to see what this brilliant designer pulls out year after year with his innovative and functional style.Jonathan Saunders winner of this year’s Vogue Fashion Fund will mesmerise us again with his sophisticated aesthetics and prints. Mad hatter Philp Treacy will show us new wonders of craftsmanship as the day come to a close. The next day, again, so many designers to see, but hey, that’s what the web is for right?The guys from Peter Pilotto will bless us with their bold and intricate prints as the morning goes on with the enchanting Antonio Berardi, Erdem and that genius everyone is waiting for... Christopher Kane and his personal and brave vision that will spark trends straight away.In the evening Richard Nicoll will please us, followed by Giles and his stunning creations.

London fashion week’s last day will see the newest designer that are attracting more and more crowds in their shows. After a very successful and much admired collection, duo Meadham Kirchhoff will take us on one more of their magic trips.Simone Rocha will prove again that she’s one of a kind, regardless of the name.Scots designer Holly Fulton will catch us with her graphic prints and luxurious fabrics and statement accessories.Last but not least the Fashion Fringe shows, young and talented designers that deserve more than anyone our attention and support as they are sure to be the next big thing in the fast forward moving fashion world.

+Pronti...per posare per i soliti blogger fuori dagli show (oh, solo se vi và che vi venga chiesto)... e via!

La London fashion week è alle porte e sarà meglio che sappiate dove dirigervi sui vostri piedi ben dotati di tacco.Il primo giorno parte con Antoni & Alison. Celebrano il loro 25esimo anno nell’industria, il marchio è forte con la sua storia indipendente, sempre a mantenere un profilo piuttosto basso, mai a flirtare con i nomi grossi della stampa e sempre a produrre collezioni brillanti che hanno un fiero cuore britannico multiculturale.Turco ma adottato da Londra, Bora Aksu espone la sua collezione ispirata dallo stile vittoriano successivamente per finire la giornata in bellezza, Jean-Pierre Braganza. Questi sono gli show da tenere d’occhio il primo giorno.

Sabato alla Somerset House i ragazzi della Siblin presenterà la linea da donna della loro marca, Sister by Sibling. E siamo pronti a scommettere che la collezione offrirà la stessa impronta spinta che caratterizza la linea maschile, che ti fà desiderare ardentemente di avere uno dei loro pezzi a maglia. J.W. Anderson è un altro nome in programma per la giornata, il giovane designer sta allevando una forte e ben meritata fan base con il suo stile pulito, intelligente e quasi unisex. Inoltre Moschino sarà presente per la seconda volta qui a Londra, la moda sa essere davvero chip e chic.

Ma sopra ogni cosa Fashion East è l’evento a cui presenziare, se siete abbastanza fortunati da riuscire ad entrare!

Per 10 anni MBE Lulu Kennedy la fata madrina degli odierni designers di successo, ha scelto, protetto e accudito giovani designers che hanno sempre qualcosa di fresco e accattivante da presentare. Quest’anno è James Long, Marteen van der Horst e Marques’Almeida.Domenica sarà una giornata fitta e impegnativa che avrà semplicemente troppi nomi da vedere, da Preen all’amato dall’ ultra cool East London, Acne. Christopher Raeburn è diventato un nome fisso nello spazio espositivo Portorico ed è sempre un piacere vedere cosa tira fuori dal cilindro anno dopo anno questo designer brillante con il suo stile innovativo e funionale.Jonathan Saunders vincitore del Vogue Fashion Fund di quest’anno ci strabilierà ancora con le sue sofisticate stampe. Quel cappellaio matto di Philip Treacy ci mostrerà nuove meraviglie di artigianato mentre la giornata volge al termine.I ragazzi della Peter Pilotto ci grazieranno con le loro stampe intricate e audaci mentre la mattinata prosegue con l’incantevole Antonio Berardi, Erdem e il genio che tutti stanno aspettando... Christopher Kane e la sua coraggiosa e personale visione che farà scoccare immediatamente la scintilla dei trend.Nella sera RIchard Nicoll ci delizierà, seguito da Giles e le sue stupende creazioni.

L’ultima giornata della London Fashion Week vedrà i designer più nuovi che stanno attirando sempre più pubblico nei loro show. Dopo una collezione di gran successo e molto ammirata, il duo Meadham Kirchhoff ci porterà ancora una volta in un viaggio magico.Simone Rocha ci dimosterà che è unica, nonostante il nome.Il designer di Scot, Holly Fulton ci catturerà con le sue stampe grafiche, tessuti pregiati e accessori che sono affermazioni.Ultimo, ma certamente non per importanza, il Fashion Fringe show, designer giovani e di talento che meritano più di chiunque altro la nostra attenzione e il nostro supporto dato che è certo che saranno i prossimi grandi nomi nel sempre più veloce mondo della Moda.

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