Milan Fashion Week: the latest news and men's fashion shows for autumn winter 2023-24
From 13 to 17 January Milan Fashion Week starts again with the autumn winter 2023-23 men's fashion shows. Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana has organized a schedule of 72 events, paying attention to Equality issues related to the support of women and emerging talents.
THE MILAN FASHION WEEK MEN'S COLLECTION
«This year the mood is a little different. We must remember the Russian and Ukrainian war, so we have a different spirit from the past to tell the new Milan Fashion Week. There will be many new features, a large presence of young emerging talents and new projects» explains the Councilor for Economic Development, with responsibility for Fashion and Design, at the press conference Alessia Cappello . Milan Fashion Week will be opened by the Gucci show on January 13th which after three years will return to show menswear, while Zegna will close the fashion show calendar with a show on Monday the 16th. JW Anderson reconfirms its presence in Milan and the London brand Charles Jeffrey will debut for the first time during MFW Loverboy , which was on the calendar in June 2022 with a digital project. A total of 72 events in total with 4 digital contents reserved for the 17th, the physical dominates but everything will be streamed on the official website and with the Samsung screen installed in Piazza Duomo in Milan.
The 2022 turnover grew reaching 96.6 billion growth, with a percentage of 6% compared to last year. Despite the circumstance, turnover grew by 19% compared to the third quarter of 2021. What we think is to maintain a growth margin, however, on consumer prices, prices rose by 3% in a contained way (October over October). We have not been able to make a vision of 2023 but we can say that despite the difficulties of 2022 it has been a positive year for fashion" Carlo Capasa, President of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion
CNMI presents the campaign shot by Paolo Zerbini and styled by Riccardo Maria Chiacchio in collaboration with the Municipality of Milan and Yes Milano set in the setting of the Balera dell'Ortica, a growing peripheral reality with emerging brands such as Çanaku and Federico Cina among others. Among the emerging ones, ADD, Bonsai, Charles Philip, Iuter, Sestini, Tagliatore, Valstar and KB Hong from the East will be present. Among the unmissable events is Colmar with its 100th anniversary and will present the Colmar Revolution collection, followed by PT Torino and Lardini. The first collaboration between Marni will be presented on January 14th at 20:30 and Carhartt WIP . While, on Monday 16 January, the presentation event "The Added Element" will take place during which The Woolmark Company & Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli will unveil the novelties of the technical partnership, showing the fundamental role of Merino wool in team and crew clothing and uniforms.
Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana continues to promote issues related to its strategy through ad hoc projects, enhancing talents and encouraging environmental sustainability and social justice. The call for the assignment of the CNMI Fashion Trust Grant 2023 is open, promoted by the Camera Moda Fashion Trust , to support and promote the new generation of independent Made in Italy brands. A men's fashion that supports women. CNMI, in partnership with Salesforce and in collaboration with DiRe (Women on the Net against violence) , is pleased to announce the Empowering Women in Fashion Retail mentoring project, dedicated to 15 women from all over Italy with different professional backgrounds, with the objective of providing the skills and undertaking a career path in the fashion retail sector. While as regards the problems related to moving from one part of the city to another, the men's fashion shows will be more concentrated and organized in areas compared to the September Fashion Week.
