Fashion will return to the catwalks of Milan, partially
Milan, Italy - Giorgio Armani, Fendi, Prada and Versace will return to the catwalks in September, according to the calendar of Milan Fashion Week published Wednesday.
After the Coronavirus forced many fashion houses to make only online presentations last July, more than half of those that usually participate in Milan's week are making plans to show in person their spring-summer collections 2021.
AdvertisementDue to current precautions by pandemic, including social distancing and the use of masks, as well as some travel restrictions, fashion houses have indicated that the seats will be more limited than usual in the parades of the incoming month.
Italy was the first country outside Asia to report cases of locally transmitted coronavirus, which appeared during the February fashion shows in the Lombardy region, which includes Milan.When the event was closed, which as usual attracted large crowds to closed places, Giorgio Armani took his collection to the Internet, where the models wore their outfits in an empty theater while the show was transmitted via streaming.
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Many followed the example for knight's clothes this summer boreal. Dolce & Gabbana y Etro fueron los únicos diseñadores en Milán que tuvieron invitados en desfiles presenciales.But members of the fashion industry recognized that the network was not a good substitute.
In total, 28 fashion houses plan to set up live parades and another 24 will participate digitally in Milan Fashion Week, scheduled from September 23 to 28.
Dolce & Gabbana, Salvatore Ferragamo, Max Mara y Marni también estarán presentes físicamente, junto con marcas más jóvenes como No.21, Sunnei, Drome and MSGM.Missoni, Dsquared2 and GCDs are among those who opted for a digital presence.
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A remarkable fault in the calendar is that of Gucci, which announced that it will seek to present its collection at its own time, outside the established calendars.Nor will they be faithful from Milan like Jil Sander and Bottega Veneta.
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