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Milan Fashion Week Women’s To Proceed Mostly Online

Milan Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2020/21. Courtesy.
Milan Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2020/21. Courtesy.

The event will take place between February 23 and March 1 and comprise of 61 fashion shows and 57 presentations, including 15 physical and 42 digital events. Brunello Cucinelli, Onitsuka Tiger, Fabio Quaranta, Dima Leu, Münn, Yatay, Oof Wear and Nervi are among the designers and brands who will be showing their Autumn/Winter 2021 womenswear collections at the event. Versace is notably missing from the schedule.

Milan Fashion Week Women’s will also host an online-only event titled “We Are Made in Italy,” which aims to spotlight five designers of colour such as Joy ljeoma Meribe, Karim Daoudi, Claudia Gisèle Ntsama, Fabiola Manirakiza and Pape Mocodou Fall alias Mokodu.

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