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- (Y) MGiovanni Cavagna, based in Milan, designs his fashion through a path leading from Haute Couture to Tricotcouture and Prêt-à-porter. His approach to the construction of the various collections emphasizes the research and experience on the product, from the fabrics to the garment. Through his creations, he enhances noble materials and unusual fabrics in the construction of garments marking trend and harmony lines to wear. The use of the “no color” is balanced by the play of lights and shadows created by using the fabrics in an unusual way.
- 10Sei0Otto MTiziano and Paolo created the brand 10SEI0OTTO, both creative and with a passion for clothes and leather jackets. The mission of these guys is to satisfy the demand of the modern man focusing on quality and hand made pieces. They are not afraid to experiment new production process and the challenge is create a brand that stand out from a crowd. All products are produced exclusively in Italy in a traditional way.
- Abasi RosboroughAbdul Abasi former sergeant in the US military and Greg Rosborough involved in the basketball and art, creates aesthetic and anatomical collections with military and sportswear influence. They developed their first collection in 2013 after completing the studies of tailoring and menswear at FIT. Abasi and Rosborough concept is to constantly reinvent the tailoring for the 21st century. Their collections are designed and made interally in New York paying special attention to the treatments and fabrics used, that several times are recycled to reduce environmental impact.
- Adiciannoveventitre MSimone Cecchetto is the craftsman and designer of the brand Adiciannoveventitre (A1923). The brand was founded in 2006, Rome and it is specialised in the realisation of hand made shoes and clothes that reflect the Italian tradition. Adiciannoveventitre is the perfect balance to tradition and innovation with a particular attention to the high quality leathers and production techniques, making this brand exclusive and timeless.
- Boris Bidjan Saberi MBoris Bidjan Saberi, half-German and half-Iranian designer presented his first collection in 2007 and all his creations have been realised in his atelier in Barcelona. His main influences are street and skate culture that giving to his pieces functional dimensions and urban reference. All the garments are meticulous crafted and received different handmade process. Boris Bidjan Saberi’s work become a luxury menswear label that reflect his vision of the modern man.
- Carol Christian Poell MCarol Christian Poell was born in Linz, Austria in 1966, but he has set up base in Milan where he has founded C.C.P srl and also started his partnership with Sergio Simone. Poell attended the fashion design school in Graz, the Wien Michelbeurn fashion school and the Domus Academy in Milan. Poell’s approach to fashion is the mark of an industrial designer rather than that of a fashion creator; his attention is mainly devoted to fabrics, as they were the containers for forms and ideas, and the utterance of his inner self. He refuse any kind of fashion show, that he defines as “a self-celebration of the designer and what the have done in the latest six monts”. The unique way in which he shows his creations is also emblematic of his experimental and avant-garde approach. His first Men’s collection take place in 1995 and later went on to create a women’s collection three years after. His collections consist of extravagant and complex uses of different materials and technology, where aesthetics takes second place.
- Carpe Diem MBorn in Rome in 1966, Maurizio Altieri has been traveling through the world for ten years since he was 18 years old. He founded Carpe Diem in Perugia, Italy, in 1994. Carpe Diem items which generate from an inherited craftsmanship still are said to be a piece of artwork beyond the frame of fashion. Its leather is alive and starts breathing since the very first step of the production, even before we can have it in our hands. After 10 years of inactivity, the members of that time gathered together again, to revive the brand as it originally was.
- Damir Doma MDamir Doma was born in Croatia and grown up in Germany, where he studied Fashion in Munich and in Berlin. He worked for Raf Simons and Dirk Schöenberger in Antwerp and in the 2007 he presented his first collection in Paris. In the last years his designs have encapsulated a measured study of proportion and a melange of textures. Since 2015, Damir Doma moved his runway shows to Milan, this decision helps to reinforce the relationship between his men and women collections, which share the same inspiration, innovative cuts and unique materials.
- Damir Doma x Lotto MWhen the minimal and essential design meets high performance and sportswear, born Damir Doma x Lotto. The collection designed for men’s and women’s is influenced by Damir Doma’s aesthetic and projected into the Lotto signature. The collaboration redefines the view of the sportswear in the modern days.
- Daniele BastaDaniele Basta born in Empoli in 1979 from a artisans family who have worked in leather from generations. After his fashion studied at Polimoda he started travel in Europe looking for inspiration, in the 2010 realised that true fashion is art and each object created by hand is a kind of piece of art. Starting from this concept he runs his own label, all his pieces are hand-crafted by himself paying a lot of attention to details, leathers used and artisanal techniques.
- Deepti BarthDeepti Barth finished her fashion studies at Central Sent Martins in London in 2005, then she joined Carol Christian Poell in Milan where worked for seven years as pattern makers for menswear and womenswear. In 2013, she founded her studio in Berlin, and created the menswear label D E E P T I, showing only once a year total-look collections in Paris in private showrooms. Marc Lallemand, an architectural engineer and MSc of ETH-Zurich, joined the label as partner in 2015. Deepti Barth mixed sapiently the tradition tailoring with new techniques, exclusively developed fabrics to create a new fashion concept, artisanal meets industrial.
- Del Carlo MFounded in 1997, Del Carlo began as a small artisanal workshop in Tuscany. Traditional production processes and fine materials combined with modern design gave life to a women’s footwear collection. The upper, which completely covers the heel using a technique akin to tailoring, is the brand’s hallmark, which, combined with superior raw-cut hides in natural tones, conveys a strong, clear style message. Young designers from different backgrounds and countries joining the company’s own master craftsmen and technicians to creates continuity with the past, yet projects Del Carlo into the future. Real luxury and design blended into a modern, practical product. Made in Italy, because style is a gesture.
- Forme 3’3204322896 MKoeun Park in 2005 launched her own label Forme 3’3204322896, well know as Forme D’Expression. Koeun is a Coren designer that worked for designers like Giorgio Armani and Donna Karan. She is very focused on fabrics and texture, that for her are the keys to develop an authentic and organic collection. Thanks to the raw edge and the exposed stitching, Park’s work has a different take on classical tailoring.
- GotiRiccardo Goti started as a freelance designer in Tuscany where he went later to become a jewelry designer in 2002. He creates his pieces by incorporating leather, silver and brass which portray sexy, masculine pieces with a worn out look.
- GuidiThe concept of the brand can be traced back to 1986 when Guido Guidi, Giovanni Rosellini and Gino Ulivo created the leather tannery called “Conceria Guidi e Rosellini” in Tuscany. Ruggero Guidi, who spends his time searching for the perfect balance between advanced technologies and the incorporation of his own heritage and traditions now runs the tannery. The brand is known all over the world and is used by the most prestigious designers. Guidi refuses the ways of mass production and ensures focus on unconventional design. These shoes are for those who are looking for something completely different but traditional. Something that only a craftsman could be able to make.
- Haider Ackermann MColombian native, but Paris based designer Haider Ackermann launched his namesake collection in 2002. Haider Ackermann’s signature are draped forms and intricate designs, created by his dynamic, layered tailoring. Influenced by cultural differences, Ackermann’s fashion contrasts and blends dress codes. The cuts of his creations are asymmetric and sewn of different materials, resolutely modern, dynamic and urban.
- Homme Plissé By Issey Miyake MIssey Miyake first collection debuted in New York in 1971. The designer’s unique concept of clothing as “A Piece Of Cloth” was widely acclaimed throughout the world from the very beginning. He has continued to make clothes through research, experimentation and development while reimagining the relationship between the human body and clothing. Miyake has brought forth several epoch-making outcomes, including original pleated pieces from 1989, which would later develop into Pleats Please Issey Miyake, and the basic idea and process of A-Poc in 1997, which would soon evolve into a design solution called A-Poc Inside which was incorporated into the Issey Miyake collections as well as in all other brands owned by the Issey Miyake group. Placing a high value on fostering various human resources and innovative technologies in the industry since the foundation of the brand, Miyake’s spirit of making things has been passed on to a new generation of designers, past and present. They are taking on further challenges with fresh eyes and new ideas, while combining the traditional techniques of Japan with new technologies.
- Isaac SellamIsaac Sellam created the Isaac Sellam Experience, during the first 15 years of his design carrier he studied leather’s manufacturing techniques and in 2002 started his own studio and label. In his studio he experiments new manufacturing processes and try to reinvent the old ones, thanks to his leather knowledge he is able to create unique and unusual design pieces.
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- Label Under ConstructionLabel Under Construction created by Luca Laurini, one of the former designer of the legendary Carpe Diem, is focused at realise new shapes and perceptions through the use of knitwear and traditional manufacturing. The main influence of his creations is the architecture, the symmetry and geometry in his knitwear are immovable points. Luca is able to experiment and create different kind of knitwear using the finest yarns and the latest knitting machines, the result is a conceptual collection that needs to be touch by hand to be deeply understood.
- Layer-0Alessio Zero is the Italian designer who created the label Layer-0 in Perugia. The designer has been trained as a classically tailor and patternmaker, that helped his label to become one the most influent at the moment. He uses only the best quality leathers available and treated with wax and oil to give unique outcomes. Many of his clothes are realised with vintage or limited stock fabrics such as denim, canvas and linen, that makes his items very exclusive. All his footwear are fully handmade in Italy by him and skilful artisan, the result is unique timeless shoes.
- Lost & FoundClashes between nature and industrialization, harmony is found within contradictions. Close to the organic world, and yet drawn to the elements of industrial concrete and corrosion, Lost & Found is the reflection between a new existence. Where innovation and technology thrive, but with the need to reflect constantly on the past, to return to humble beginnings to things with meaning, with emotion. Lost & Found is the representation of the cycle of life, in its loss and discovery, and how we can find ourselves within the chaos.
- M_1978The brand Mannucci1978 (M_1978) was set up by the Artisan Master Mario. He passed on his passion and experience to his son Marco, who decided to continue the family tradition in Perugia, in the heart of Italy. After the specialisation as a Designer at IED, Marco continues to strengthen the creative aspect on his own personal experience, pursuing a project oriented towards experimentation that takes shape in jewellery and various accessories. The M_1978 philosophy is precisely to create collections based on ancient artisanal traditions, projecting them in a modern and topical context, with a particular attention to the use of oxidised metals, vegetable leather and old fabric. The combination of passion, creativity and experience, makes each piece unique and exclusive.
- M.A+ MM.A+ was created from Maurizio Amadei, former designer of the legendary brand Carpe Diem, in 2006. The label offers bags, footwear, accessories and clothes for men and women. Maurizio Amadei born in Rome and helped Carpe Diem to become one of the most influent brand in the avant-garde world, thanks to his dexterity on working with the leather. Maurizio is obsessively focused on creating items starting from a single piece of fabric or leather, the outcome is getting innovative cuts and pieces with the minimal use of seams.
- Mad et Len
- Maurizio Miri
- Meo FusciuniThe brand Meo Fusciuni born from the definition of artistic perfume as olfactory memory, it marks his first term in 2010 with the birth of the Trilogy of journey: nomadism, essence and memory. We blend every day in our space fragrances that recall moments of life lived through the smells. Our search begins in the travel, as nomadic in it tries of a earth, where to pause little moments, where to capture essences, where to create our fragrances, where to dream, where to return. Meo Fusciuni is a journey to the continuous search of themselves, the olfactory vision of a modern and nomad artist, is an exciting collection, the transfiguration of an olfactory path made in the name of obsessive search through places, poetry and feelings. Odours liquid, matter that contains and the optic language that tells about, all contained in a fragrance, this is the philosophy behind this project.
- RBRSL RUBBER SOULIn 1991 born the brand O.X.S. from the influence of different cultures: workwear, punk and grunge. O.X.S. footwear are all different in terms of design and shape but always faithful to the main rules: made in Italy, craftsman care to detail, industrial know-how and cosmopolitan feel. Based in the Marche region, the Italian company creates timeless footwear without spatial borders that inhale a global reality based on a heritage.
- RigardsRigards is an emerging eyewear brand that hand crafts its frames from natural horn. The brand is the realisation of a mission to rediscover the hidden appeal of horn frames, re-imagined through small, numbered editions. With an emphasis on handmade craftsmanship, all materials are honest and hard wearing.
- Sagittaire AComing
- ScunzaniThe label Scunzani Ivo born in 1971 from the founder Ivo and Mirca. During the ’80/’90, after worked for some of the most important Italian designers, such as Armani, they discovered and refined technical of workmanship of the animal skins. Marcello Scunzani joined the company and thanks to his support the levels of research and design reach a new level. Scunzani uses precious leathers only, such as crocodile, reptiles and rare fish leathers.
- Taichi MurakamiTaichi Murakami studied fashion in Japan and Italy. Once he finished his studies he worked for Maurizio Amadei as a pattern maker, after this great experience he made his own label known as “Taichimurakami” developing high technology and details. The result is a unique collection with amazing details and cuts.
- Tobias WistisenDanish born designer Tobias Wistisen decided to launch his own line of jewellery to allow his passion for exploring different textures and materials to take flight. What makes the collection so unique and interesting are the materials used, such as aged metal and textures left to develop over time. Thus, each delicate piece has an individuality and suits every taste.
- Ugo CacciatoriUgo Cacciatori, the designer of the homonymous jewellery brand is very popular for his silver creations, skulls, chains, stones and shells. His collection is something more that an accessories line, but a series of objects that comes from a vision and made true from the master craftsman Ugo.
- Uma Wang MUma Wang studied at China Textile University and Central Saint Martins, and launched her label in 2005 in London. She developed her signature knitting techniques and defined her own style and aesthetic. She has become a leader in the Chinese fashion industry by consistently producing high-quality products and collections that always balance fashion with functionality. Uma Wang is particularly skilled in mixing and matching different fabrics and textures to create simple but strong garments with subtle detailing, and it is these unique abilities that has positioned her to become the first internationally successful Chinese designer.
- Versuchskind
- Werkstatt:MunchenKlaus Lohmeyer is the master craftsman behind the jewellery label Werkstatt:München. The old-school working methods and the attention to details are the roots to create something unique and that last for ever, all his creations have a soul. Werkstatt:München pieces are carefully hand-made paying attention to the perfect balance between beauty and function.
- Ziggy ChenZiggy Chen seeks to articulate the encounter between tradition and contemporary times – expressed through the medium of clothing. The evolution of the project from its inception has manifested a strong focus on the research and detailing of simple volumes, as well as the exploration of different uses of materials. This revisits the rule of industrialisation without compromise, to redefine the landscape of what is commonly accepted as old or new. Seeking to advance the experimentation of unique materials, textiles are developed and sourced from selected mills around the world to Shanghai where the creation of its distinctive yet cohesive garments occurs. Fabrics such as wool, hemp, and linen are augmented with silk and fine cotton to craft organic pieces that are embedded with an intangible energy. Ziggy Chen develops a particular juxtaposition in its clothing via blending the aspects of rawness and durability with elements of softness and elegance. It is through this intention that the garments possess an immediate yet subtle intrinsic value to the wearer.
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- WomenNEW ARRIVALS
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- (Y) FGiovanni Cavagna, designer of (Y), evolved his thought of fashion from Haute Couture to Tricotcouture and Prêt-à-porter. His approach to the construction of the various collections emphasizes the research and experience on the product, from the fabrics to the garment. Through his creations, he enhances noble materials and unusual fabrics in the construction of garments marking trend and harmony lines to wear. The use of the “no color” is balanced by the play of lights and shadows created by using the fabrics in an unusual way.
- 10Sei0Otto FThis brand was created by Tiziano and Paul both creative people with a passion for clothing and particularly leather jackets. The intention of these designs was to satisfy the needs of modern and advanced trends focusing attention on the quality and craftsmanship of the piece. Their ideal customer is someone who is sophisticated and also not afraid to experiment. They are people who want to be individualists and stand out from a crowd. All products are visually appealing and have a great fit. There is also the use of combinations such as leather- metal- cotton and sheepskin with laser etched interior. All products are produced exclusively in Italy in a traditional way.
- Alessandra Marchi W
- AlmazAndra Olaru, is the co-owner and creative director of the Romanian brand Almaz. A sophisticated, edgy luxury brand. Its trademark is a balanced mix of contrasts, craftsmanship and versatility. The woman dressed in Almaz is both inviting and out of reach, boyish and fiercely feminine at the same time.
- Amen
- Amy Glenn
- Ann DemeulemeesterAnn Demeulemeester is a fashion designer who established in 1985 her namesake brand in Antwerp. Acclaimed for the androgynous style, the collections evoke a romantic universe combined with a contemporary punk spirit. Each piece captures strength and sensitivity in equal parts. Signature silhouettes fuse languid tailoring in high quality fabrics with sensual asymmetries and the twist of sheer and opaque textiles. Her sensitive and receptive soul captures every aspect of reality from music to contemporary art.
- Archivio J. M. Ribot
- Arlo Haisek
- AtelierseptemAtelierseptem is an italian one-woman-brand based in Florence, founded by the artist Kristina Nikolova. It offers unique stories for unique personalities who have a desire not only to touch high quality materials combined with tailor-made solutions, but to wear simple forms with a deep and strong conceptual meaning which comes from a singular vision to transform every piece in a very personal emotional and mental experience. Atelierseptem is a primitive avant-garde beyond the limits of time – wearable art born its creator’s heARTbeat.
- Avant ToiAvant Toi has revolutionised the world of cashmere with an eclectic approach thanks to his creative director Mirko Ghinone. The label, founded in 1994 by Liapull production group, is characterized by the high quality and refined design typical of Made in Italy. Their research is strongly inspired by the world of art, using innovative techniques as hand-painted cashmere, they give life to clothes as pieces of modern art.
- Bao Bao By Issey MiyakeBao Bao Issey Miyake is a line of bags and pouches with the theme of “shapes made by chance.” Their transformation after handling creates dramatic new lines thanks to their flexible functionality designed for everyday life. The pieces change flat surfaces into three-dimensional ones. Since its creation in 2000, it has established a unique array of products through its pursuit of intriguing shapes.
- Barbara BolognaBarbara Bologna, graduated from the Accademia di Belle Arti in Brera, created in 2000 her own clothing and accessory line. Her work is inspired mostly by music and art, she creates every collection to be strong and sweet, with thoughtful and unique research, which is always innovative and finished with high quality materials. All the manufacturing is done by several Italian artisans who are part of the brand. Barbara’s clothes are pieces that come from the soul and pass through the hands, hearts and knowledge of expert Italian workers.
- Boris Bidjan Saberi WThroughout the years, Boris Bidjan Saberi’s work has matured to an emblematical luxury menswear label reflecting Saberi’s unique take on contemporary handcrafted ready-to-wear. The half-German, half-Iranian designer launched his eponymous label in 2007 and developing his creations in his atelier in Barcelona. Quoting street and skate culture is one of his main influences, his label is distinctive for its meticulous sophistication and functional dimension, whilst still giving a nod to his urban references.
- Carol Christian Poell WCarol is an Austrian designer who currently lives in Milan where he spends his time designing his Avant-Garde and niche label. He is highly secretive with his designs and he doesn’t always show his pieces to the public. Carol Christian Poell had been trained as a man and woman tailor in Vienna, where he later went on to study fashion design at the Domus Academy in Milan. This is where he created his company C.C.P Srl and also started his partnership with Sergio Simone. He presented his first Men’s collection in 1995 and later went on to create a women’s collection three years after. His collections consist of extravagant and complex uses of different materials and technology.
- Damir Doma WDamir Doma was born in Croatia and grown up in Germany, where he studied Fashion in Munich and in Berlin. He worked for Raf Simons and Dirk Schöenberger in Antwerp and in the 2007 he presented his first collection in Paris. In the last years his designs have encapsulated a measured study of proportion and a melange of textures. Since 2015, Damir Doma moved his runway shows to Milan, this decision helps to reinforce the relationship between his men and women collections, which share the same inspiration, innovative cuts and unique materials.
- Damir Doma x Lotto WA minimal, sleek design meets high performance. Designed for both men’s and women’s, the collection reflects Damir Doma’s graphic aesthetic approach and sophisticated color sensibility, which are projected into the Lotto signature dynamic and athletic sphere. A new, creative use of the logo defines the collection.
- Daniele Basta WItalian designer born in Empoli in 1979, he has always believed that style is spirit, identity, something that is separate from life itself. He comes from a family of artisans who have worked in leather since before he was born. He decided that each piece should pass through his own hands to be refined and to fully complete the creative process, leather and silver bags, jewels, accessories and clothing, each creation requires this attention to become a truly unique and beautiful piece of jewelry.
- Danielle GuizioDanielle Guizio founded her New York City based eponymous label in 2014. With a strong ‘It-Girl’ and cult following for her statement graphic tee’s, the collection has since evolved to signature sets, staple outwear and exclusive cut and sew pieces. Heavily influenced by the structural designs of 80s and 90s vintage sportswear, the brand reimagines womenswear classics while maintaining a distinct, modern aesthetic.
- Del Carlo WFounded in 1997, Del Carlo began as a small artisanal workshop in Tuscany. Traditional production processes and fine materials combined with modern design gave life to a women’s footwear collection. The upper, which completely covers the heel using a technique akin to tailoring, is the brand’s hallmark, which, combined with superior raw-cut hides in natural tones, conveys a strong, clear style message. Young designers from different backgrounds and countries joining the company’s own master craftsmen and technicians to creates continuity with the past, yet projects Del Carlo into the future. Real luxury and design blended into a modern, practical product. Made in Italy, because style is a gesture.
- Dries Van Noten
- Forme 3’3204322896 WForme 3’3204322896 also known as Forme D’Expression was launched in Italy in 2005 by Koeun Park. Park has had a full history as she has worked for designers like Giorgio Armani and Donna Karan. In her collections she offers very organic, raw and different takes on classical tailoring. She mostly focuses on texture and fabrication as they are the key elements to her designs. Park also pays special attention to the clever use of raw edges and exposed stitching, which gives the pieces a rough and artistic look.
- Goti WRiccardo Goti started as a freelance designer in Tuscany where he went later to become a jewelry designer in 2002. He creates his pieces by incorporating leather, silver and brass which portray sexy, masculine pieces with a worn out look.
- Guidi WThe concept of the brand can be traced back to 1986 when Guido Guidi, Giovanni Rosellini and Gino Ulivo created the leather tannery called “Conceria Guidi e Rosellini” in Tuscany. Ruggero Guidi, who spends his time searching for the perfect balance between advanced technologies and the incorporation of his own heritage and traditions now runs the tannery. The brand is known all over the world and is used by the most prestigious designers. Guidi refuses the ways of mass production and ensures focus on unconventional design. These shoes are for those who are looking for something completely different but traditional. Something that only a craftsman could be able to make.
- Haider Ackermann WColombian native, but Paris based designer Haider Ackermann launched his namesake collection in 2002. Haider Ackermann’s signature are draped forms and intricate designs, created by his dynamic, layered tailoring. Influenced by cultural differences, Ackermann’s fashion contrasts and blends dress codes. The cuts of his creations are asymmetric and sewn of different materials, resolutely modern, dynamic and urban.
- Ianua
- If Six Was NineIf Six Was Nine is a Japanese brand founded by Nobuhiko Satoh. The name, taken from a Jimi Hendrix’s song, is about its philosophy: the absence of any taboo. If Six Was Nine conceptual style reflects spirit of rock’n’roll, street fashion and ethnic motives. It has gypsy chic, romance of dark side, piracy and rebellious mood. The materials used by the designer are expensive and original: boiled down wool, scrubbed cashmere, silk, furs and leather. The asymmetric cuts at the same time are very feminine and innovative. Beside this Nobuhiko uses unique production techniques. The collections are hand made in Tokyo.
- Ilaria Nistri W
- Isaac Sellam WIsaac Sellam, the creator of the Isaac Sellam Experience, spent the first 15 years of his career mastering his expertise in leather and in 2002 he created his own studio and brand. He eventually transformed his studio into a leather research laboratory where he aimed at experimenting with his creativity and innovations. Sellam works closely with the best tanners to develop new leather garments for his collections while in his designing he seeks out fluidity by diverting the stitching of materials. He creates unforeseen and unusual designs.
- Issey MiyakeIssey Miyake first collection debuted in New York in 1971. The designer’s unique concept of clothing as “A Piece Of Cloth” was widely acclaimed throughout the world from the very beginning. He has continued to make clothes through research, experimentation and development while reimagining the relationship between the human body and clothing. Miyake has brought forth several epoch-making outcomes, including original pleated pieces from 1989, which would later develop into Pleats Please Issey Miyake, and the basic idea and process of A-Poc in 1997, which would soon evolve into a design solution called A-Poc Inside which was incorporated into the Issey Miyake collections as well as in all other brands owned by the Issey Miyake group. Placing a high value on fostering various human resources and innovative technologies in the industry since the foundation of the brand, Miyake’s spirit of making things has been passed on to a new generation of designers, past and present. They are taking on further challenges with fresh eyes and new ideas, while combining the traditional techniques of Japan with new technologies.
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- KD2024The sound of elements-KD- and numbers-2024- rumbles from the wild jungles to the techno cities in the world, through a chemical reaction that shoots straight forward the concept of research. Into this journey, from the barbaric form of metal idols rolling into the nomad’s theatre of life, nature takes over and underlines the whole inspiration of this accessories collection leaving his mark in every object. Everything is 100% handmade, supported by a “pure state of mind”.
- Kloshar W
- Layer-0 WLayer-0 is the label created by Alessio Zero, an Italian designer from Perugia. Alessio has been classically trained as a patternmaker and tailor, which helped him to create beautiful handmade shoes and garments. The leather he uses is waxed, oiled or treated to give unique outcomes. While his use of materials such as denim and canvas are often vintage looking but still remaining modern.
- M_1978 WThe brand Mannucci1978 (M_1978) was set up by the Artisan Master Mario. He passed on his passion and experience to his son Marco, who decided to continue the family tradition in Perugia, in the heart of Italy. After the specialisation as a Designer at IED, Marco continues to strengthen the creative aspect on his own personal experience, pursuing a project oriented towards experimentation that takes shape in jewellery and various accessories. The M_1978 philosophy is precisely to create collections based on ancient artisanal traditions, projecting them in a modern and topical context, with a particular attention to the use of oxidised metals, vegetable leather and old fabric. The combination of passion, creativity and experience, makes each piece unique and exclusive.
- M.A+Created by Maurizio Amadei who is the former designer of the legendary brand Carpe Diem, M.A+ was created in 2006 beginning with bags and slowly introducing clothing, shoes and accessories for both men and women. Amadei’s interest in design started from a young age. Born in Rome Amadei moved to London and began designing his own pieces. After the closure of Carpe Diem label he began working on a project, which led to the creation of his own brand. Maurizio’s line is centered on structure and the utilisation of the minimal use of seams, while many pieces such as bags are constructed from a single piece of material resulting in innovative cuts.
- Maria TurriMaria Turri, a young designer from Verona, has developed her love of sewing to create collections that mix deconstructed shapes with new volumes and technical patterns. Using geometric lines and a monochrome palette as a starting point, Maria Turri’s minimalist collections are versatile enough to be easily adapted and integrated into every wardrobe.
- Melitta Baumeister
- Mykita / Damir DomaAn in-depth study of form, colour and surface laid the foundation for the Mykita – Damir Doma collaboration. Inspired by the idea of translating the traditional circular frames of the intellectual avant-garde into a modern expression, the collaboration is distinguished by a minimal aesthetic, visible construction and a progressive use of materials. All frames in the collaboration are manufactured at the Mykita Haus in Berlin, where the traditional handcraft meets modern engineering.
- Nape
- Paul Harnden
- Peter NonTotally designed and made in Italy, Peter Non is actually a “non-shoe” that transcends function and can be slipped on easily and unconsciously. The shoes are carefully and laboriously crafted at the foot of the Dolomites in Italy in an eco-friendly way, and every single stitch, drop of glue, material preparation and assembly is done entirely by hand.
- Phaédo[sc name="Phaedo"]
- Primordial Is PrimitivePrimordial Is Primitive was founded in 2014 with the idea and conviction to create a basic collection, but very sophisticated, a basic avant-garde. Primordial Is Primitive is completely made in Italy, carefully committed to the research of materials and fabrics, natural, primitive, primordial such as linen, cotton, silk, viscose, bamboo, wool, etc. It’s a collection easy to wear, but reserved for a competent customer, who chooses basic items, an extra pinch of emotion.
- Pugnale & NyleveAll Pugnale productions are exclusively hand made in Italy through unique process techniques. Passion for design, fashion and luxury is the reason why Emanuele Pugnale founded in 2013 his own company with the aim to represent the excellences of Italian manufacturing tradition.
- Quetsche
- RBRSL RUBBER SOULIn 1991 born the brand O.X.S. from the influence of different cultures: workwear, punk and grunge. O.X.S. footwear are all different in terms of design and shape but always faithful to the main rules: made in Italy, craftsman care to detail, industrial know-how and cosmopolitan feel. Based in the Marche region, the Italian company creates timeless footwear without spatial borders that inhale a global reality based on a heritage.
- Rigards WRigards is an emerging eyewear brand that hand crafts its frames from natural horn. The brand is the realisation of a mission to rediscover the hidden appeal of horn frames, re-imagined through small, numbered editions. With an emphasis on handmade craftsmanship, all materials are honest and hard wearing.
- Scunzani WThe firm Scunzani Ivo, was born in 1971 from Scunzani Ivo and Salardi Mirca. Working for Armani, Pierre Cardin, Moschino and others, during the years ’80/’90, comes refined and discovered technical of workmanship of the animal skins, reaching excellent qualitative levels. Since eight years, it is added in the permanent staff, Marcello Scunzani, and this support made research in the materials both leathers and buckles, and also in the “wildest assemblage technique“. Using precious materials and metals, to introduce innovation and luxury into the more and more important accessories branch.
- Tobias Wistisen WDanish born designer Tobias Wistisen decided to launch his own line of jewellery to allow his passion for exploring different textures and materials to take flight. What makes the collection so unique and interesting are the materials used, such as aged metal and textures left to develop over time. Thus, each delicate piece has an individuality and suits every taste.
- Tsolo MunkhTsolmandakh Munkhuu grew up in Mongolia. She moved to France in 2005 and studied at the Atelier Chardon Savard. In 2010, she won the Public Award of the Hyères International Fashion and Photography Festival and launched her very own brand. Now based in Oulan Bator, Tsolo Munkh presents her collections during Paris fashion weeks. Her creative projects are still heavily influenced by the mongolian steppes, but even though some designs are inspired by Mongolian and Buddhist traditional elements, Tsolo doesn’t hesitate to take ideas from details of the worlds surrounding her. Her creations combine embroidery, paintings, creasings of recovered materials, and her use of ample volumes contrast with the cuts’ fluidity.
- Ugo Cacciatori WUgo Cacciatori is a brand of jewellery, accessories and small leather goods, launched by the homonymous designer. Popular for its silver creations representing skulls, chains, starfish, stones and shells. The result is a true success of the italian craftsmanship. It is not just an accessories collection, but the seed of a complete series of objects which emerge from a tale as they would from a dreamlike vision where the global perception of luxury finds its true home in fantasy.
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- UndercoverFounded in 1993 by Jun Takahashi, Undercover is a Japanese fashion imprint known for its punk-fused, American-influenced streetwear styles. Takahashi was heavily influenced by the British Punk Rock band ‘The Sex Pistols’, hence UNDERCOVER epitomises the essence of ‘Japanese cool’.
- Vera Wang WVERA WANG Vera Wang is a chinese-american fashion designer who worked as an editor at Vogue immediately upon graduation for 17 years, making her the youngest editor at that magazine. In 1987 she joined Ralph Lauren, for whom she worked for 2 years. At 40 she resigned and became an independent bridal wear designer. In 1990, she opened her own design salon in the Carlyle Hotel in New York City that features her trademark bridal gowns. She was honored with the Council of Fashion Designers of America Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013. Over the years her business has continued to grow. It now includes ready to wear collection, lingerie, jewelry and products for the home.
- Vic Matié WThe mission of Vic Matiè consists in creating products with a strongly-defined identity, authentically Italian in both spirit and savoir faire, yet international in their appeal, by mixing artisanal passion, attention to detail, industrial invention and disregard for conventions. The firm, based in the Marche region of Italy, conceives design as an expression of a contemporary attitude rooted in values such as culture, history and genius loci: tradition and innovation are seamlessly united, avoiding both complacency and nostalgia for the past.
- Werkstatt:Munchen WArtistically engaged in promoting a timeless and meaningful approach to jewelry making, Werkstatt:München pieces embed fragments. The aim of master craftsman Klaus Lohmeyer, creative mind behind the brand, is to combine old-school working methods with the most careful attention to details to achieve long-lasting jewels that aren’t just roughly beautiful but also have a soul. Constantly working on the perfect balance between beauty and function, Werkstatt:München pieces cherish the heritage of making things by hand in the best possible way. Becoming year after year braver and ner, Werkstatt:München keeps on pushing the boundaries of jewelry making by creating pieces in which meaning, function and beauty are entwined.
- Yang Li WYang Li was born in Beijing, after moving to Australia, he studied at Central Saint Martins in London and worked as a designer for Raf Simons in Antwerp. These global influences are behind his signature sharp silhouettes, blending high couture craftsmanship with absolute, precision-cut shapes that have a distinctly ’90s-minimalist feel. Yang Li is a fashion brand profoundly connected to and influenced by music. Championing the non-commercial and the underground is the brand’s nod to creative freedom and longevity.
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