
New managing director Matteo de Rosa has joined the French luxury giant to lead the division that controls the group’s supply chain for high-grade raw materials, replacing Daniel Peterlin.
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New managing director Matteo de Rosa has joined the French luxury giant to lead the division that controls the group’s supply chain for high-grade raw materials, replacing Daniel Peterlin.
The programme for the Milan Fashion Week, scheduled from February 18 to 24, features a wealth of new talent, notably from China, Hungary and Africa, plus Emilio Pucci’s catwalk come-back and a host of other events.
In the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, Italian fashion's governing body has undertaken several projects dedicated to China for this fashion week, while also announcing a 1.8% drop in sales for the beginning of 2020.
The regional prize winners will represent the US in the International Woolmark Prize competition and will receive AU$70,000 to go to the production of their final collections for the competition.
The fashion tradeshow, which came to a close in Milan, strengthened this edition with more than 300 exhibitors on show and a host of special projects targeted at international guests. However, Italian numbers were down.
Milan Fashion Week, which ended on Monday, presented a complete overhaul of men's apparel, mixing sportswear with classic pieces updated for a decidedly casual look.
The Milan men’s fashion week starting on Friday will be one day and eight names short, among them Moschino, Missoni, Etro and Antonio Marras.
The catwalk bandwagon has rolled on so what do we make of LFW now labels big and small are back in their studios (hopefully) writing firm orders? There was plenty to love as well as some challenging looks in a busy week.
The Milan women's Fashion Week starts on Wednesday. Among the 174 collections, Vionnet's first in Milan, 3 new entries from China and no Cavalli. Big changes are expected next September.
The Sino-Canadian luxury ready-to-wear label has turned over a new leaf, appointing Jenny Tan as CEO in place of Salem Cibani, and Matteo De Rosa as Managing Director.