Milan Fashion Week: Launch Day

One hundred and twenty-nine exquisite presentations. Exciting new entries. Fashion week legendaries. Milan Fashion Show 2022 has begun and it’s worth tuning in to.

Milan Fashion Week is officially on. It’s on for five days from today, closing on the 28th of this month. This week we see the debut of the 2022-2033 Fall/Winter collections and include one hundred and twenty nine exquisite presentations. Fourty nine of these are physical presentations.

After sixty four years running, the highly exclusive Milan Fashion Week remains one of the most anticipated events on the fashion calendar. The event, partly organised by non-profit organisation Camera Nazionale Della Moda Italiana (National Chamber of Italian Fashion) and partners, is truly whimsical. For just a week, the Italian city lights up in celebration of fashion and culture.

“Everyone wants to come to Milan! The demand for fashion shows is more than double that of the current calendar. With its 800 showrooms, the city is like an open-air fair. Even the big fashion houses that showcase elsewhere have their showrooms here. People come here to do business,”

– Carlo Capasa, president of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion, told Fashion United

The Opener

Ennio Capasa could not stay away from fashion for too long. He debuts today with a new project, “Capasa Milano”.

The “Before it starts” Fall/Winter 22-23 collection by Creative Director Capasa, is set in the suggestive location of Teatro Arcimboldi’s backstage. The show features a live performance by Star Control.

This year, an increasing number of brands are choosing to have their shows in attendance, positioning their runways in the most breath-taking parts of the fashion capital city. This event will highlight inclusion, uniqueness, sustainability as core themes and include many big names and plenty of exciting new entries.

Check out the full Ennio Capasa show below:

Back Once Again

Gucci will return after a two-year absence from the runway, with the direction of Alessandro Michele.

Gucci FW22 | Credit: WWD

Also in attendance will be Bottega Veneta, with its new creative director Matthieu Blazy and the recently rebranded Trussardi. Other legendary names include Diesel, Plein Sport and King Giorgio Armani, Fendi, Alberta Ferretti, Roberto Cavalli, Prada, Moschino, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana.

Plein Sport will be in attendance for new entries, holding an off-site show at their recently developed hotel- Palazzo Melzi d’Eril. Aniye Records, Hans Kjøbenhavn, Onitsuka Tiger, Palm Angels, Ferrari, and AC9 will also be on the packed schedule alongside the jewellery turned ready-to-wear brand Ambush.

The official schedule – MFW22

Wednesday 23rd February

11:00 Calcaterra – via Pergolesi 8

12:00 Marco Rambaldi

13:00 Diesel – via Moncucco 35

14:00 Fendi – via Solari, 35

15:00 Del Core – via Gugliemo Rontgen 1

16:00 AC9 – via Calabiana 6

17:00 Alberta Ferretti

18:00 N21 – via Archimede 26

19:00 AndreAdamo

20:00 Roberto Cavalli

Thursday 24th February

09:30 MaxMara – Piazza Lina Bo Bardi

10:30 Genny

11:30 Sunnei

12:30 Annakiki – via Calabiana 6

13:30 Anteprima (digital)

14:00 Prada – via Lorenzini 14

15:00 MM6 Maison Margiela

16:00 Daniela Gregis – Piazza Sant’Ambrogio 23

17:00 Emporio Armani – via Bergognone

18:00 Blumarine – via Valtellina 25

19:00 Moschino – via Piranesi 14

20:00 GCDS – via Besana 12

21:00 Plein Sport – via Manin 21

Friday 25th February

21:30 Tod’s – via Palestro 14

10:30 Missoni – piazza Carlo Stuparich 1

11:30 Sportmax – via Senato 10

13:00 Etro – via Conservatorio 12

14:00 Onitsuka Tiger

15:00 Gucci – via Mecenate 7

16:00 ACT N°1

17:00 Elisabetta Franchi – via Turati 34

18:00 Vitelli

19:00 Versace

20:00 Palm Angels – via Da Udine 45

21:00 Philipp Plein – via Manin 21

Saturday 26th February

09:30 Ports 1961 – via Orobia 15

10:30 Ermanno Scervino

11:30 Budapest Select

13:00 Jil Sander

14:00 Dolce&Gabbana – viale Piave 24

15:00 Marni

16:00 Trussardi – piazza della Scala 5

17:00 Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini – via Piranesi 14

18:00 Tokyo James

19:00 Ambush – via Moncucco 35

20:00 Bottega Veneta

Sunday 27th February

09:30 MSGM – viale Piceno 17

10:30 Ferrari – via B. Colleoni

11:30 DSquared2 – via Valtellina 7

12:30 Luisa Spagnoli – via Besana 12

13:30 Laura Bigiotti

14:00 Alexandra Moura

15:00 Giorgio Armani – via Borgonuovo

16:00 Cormio

17:00 Francesca Liberatore

18:00 Hui

19:00 Aniye Records – via San Luca 3

20:00 Han Kjobenhavn

Monday 28th February

10:00 Joy Meribe

11:00 Munn (digital)

12:00 Vien (digital)

13:00 Fabio Quaranta (digital)

 

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