At Milan Fashion Week men Gucci returns after three years and opens - Lifestyle

The next edition of Milan men's fashion week, which will be held from 13 to 17 January 2023, will be opened by the Gucci fashion show which is back on the calendar after three years.

It will also be the brand's first fashion show after the farewell of creative director Alessandro Michele.

    This is the main novelty announced by the president of the National Chamber of Italian Fashion Carlo Capasa during the press conference to present the next men's fashion week, which includes 21 fashion shows, 31 presentations, 4 digital contents and 11 events for a total of 72 appointments.

The calendar of physical fashion shows will instead be closed by Zegna with a show on Monday 16 January at 3 pm. This edition too JW Anderson confirms its presence in Milan and the London brand Charles Jeffrey Loverboy will debut on the catwalk, which in June 2022 had been present on the calendar with a digital project.

In the calendar of presentations, Add, Bonsai, Charles Philip, Iuster, Sestini, Tagliatore and Valstar will be present for the first time.

Among the events, the one in Colmar stands out, which on the occasion of its 100th anniversary will present a preview of the new Colmar Revolution collection.

On January 14th the first collaboration between Marni and Carhartt Wip will be presented and on Monday January 16th it will be the turn of the presentation event The Added Element during which The Woolmark Company and 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.

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The Added Element presentation event during which The Woolmark Company and 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.

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The Added Element presentation event during which The Woolmark Company and 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.

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