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- Accademia del Lusso’s “Oniricon” showcased student designs inspired by Fellini’s dreamlike cinema.
- 76 grad looks in “Funky Town,” “Minimal Chic,” and “Dreamy” themes walked the Milan runway.
- High-quality Manteco fabrics provided the base for students’ ready-to-wear and haute couture pieces.
- The show celebrates both the legacy of Fellini and the future of Italian fashion.
- “Oniricon” is planned for a sequel in Rome’s Piazza di Spagna later this year.
A captivating fashion show titled “Oniricon” unfolded on a Tuesday evening at Milan’s Talent Garden Calabiana. The event served as a platform for emerging talents from the Accademia’s third-year Fashion Design program. Inspired by the whimsical dreamscapes and surrealist visions of Italian filmmaking legend Federico Fellini, the student designers presented a collection that blended ready-to-wear and haute couture pieces.
The 76 looks that graced the runway, designed by 25 Milanese and 5 Roman students, were categorized into three distinct themes: “Funky Town,” “Minimal Chic,” and “Dreamy.” Each outfit served as a unique narrative, expressed through a combination of fabrics, colors, and silhouettes, transporting the audience on a fantastical fashion journey.
High-quality fabrics from Manteco, a renowned textile producer, provided the foundation for the student creations. Manteco even created a special limited-edition label specifically for these student garments.
“The runway was a spectacle of decadent elegance, playful circus vibes, and dreamlike juxtapositions,” remarked Giampiero Mele, Accademia del Lusso’s educational director, in a press release. “The students’ talents truly shone through thanks to the exceptional Manteco fabrics.”
“Oniricon,” Mele continued, “is planned to have a sequel in Rome’s Piazza di Spagna later this year. This event not only celebrated the brilliance of an Italian cinema icon but also served as a vibrant showcase for the future of Italian fashion.”
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