
Milan Fashion Week Men's is set to take place from 14 to 17 July, mixing virtual performances with physical runway shows. 37 events are on the menu, including physical shows from Etro and Dolce & Gabbana on 15 July.
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Milan Fashion Week Men's is set to take place from 14 to 17 July, mixing virtual performances with physical runway shows. 37 events are on the menu, including physical shows from Etro and Dolce & Gabbana on 15 July.
No city stages fashion presentations as succinctly as Milan, all the way through the past week, which ended with the city closing its doors dramatically on Sunday after the first deaths from the coronavirus in Italy.
This season, the Milan Fashion Week Men’s has teamed up with London, and will welcome a spate of new names and major comebacks, from Gucci to Ferragamo, to bolster its programme and make up for 11 withdrawals.
The US consultant, an acknowledged expert in the fashion and retail fields, has joined forces with the London-based service platform for emerging designers, strengthening Tomorrow London’s consulting branch.
The Italian menswear week that ended on Monday, featuring Pitti Uomo and the Milan fashion week, marked a return to suit & tie looks, combined with a yearning for summery flights of fancy.
Designers chose to host their runways in the most unexpected places on Sunday, like Sunnei, which unveiled its collection among the giant pillars holding up a motorway, and Palm Angels, which opted to show in the metro.
After leaving Courrèges in 2017, designers Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant are relaunching their ready-to-wear label in association with Tomorrow London, which will oversee distribution.
Zegna will open the next Milan men’s fashion week on Jan. 11, and Gucci will have the final say with an event at the Gucci Hub four days later. John Richmond is back with a co-ed show.
The CEO of Tomorrow London, with uber-directional labels like A-Cold-Wall among his clients, talked to FashionNetwork about his vision of fashion, and urged designers to stay independent.
The shows which ended on Monday decreed the end of the formal suit, as sportswear becomes the dominant element in menswear collections and tracksuits the new staple.