Last night, Piazza Bruno Buozzi was filled with the nss magazine community, celebrating the launch of Fuorimoda, the phygital activation designed to open the doors of the fashion system. After the inauguration of the first Fuorimoda Live Review, with Simone Furlan and Polly’s Fitting Room commenting on the Diesel show together with the audience, from 7 to 8 PM nss magazine’s friends and family joined an intimate pre-party, made possible thanks to the support of Aperol and Giannasi. From 8 to 11 PM, instead, nss edicola turned into an open-air dancefloor, brought to life by the sets of Chico Blanco and Slim Soledad. The rain did not stop anyone and the square soon filled with energy, with the community dancing and celebrating while the legendary American photographer Cobra Snake captured the most intense moments of the night.
Fuorimoda, however, doesn’t stop here: throughout Milan Fashion Week, Piazza Bruno Buozzi will remain open to the public with events and activations designed to finally make the fashion system accessible. On Thursday, September 25 at 2:00 PM, Giulia Torelli will comment on Prada’s SS26 show and, just a few hours later at 6:00 PM, the first Fuorimoda Meets of the week will take place with Marco De Vincenzo, creative director of Etro. Friday, September 26 will feature Francesco Murano, one of the most relevant independent names on the Milanese calendar, while at 7:00 PM content creator Hydra will lead the review of The Attico’s runway comeback. On Saturday, September 27 it will be Giuseppe di Morabito’s turn, expected at 12:00 PM as one of the rising stars of the system, followed at 5:00 PM by the review of one of the most anticipated debuts of this MFW, Louise Trotter for Bottega Veneta, hosted by Claudia Potycki. Finally, on Sunday, September 28, Fuorimoda will close with a bang thanks to two back-to-back events: at 4:00 PM with Rocco Iannone, creative director of Ferrari Style, and at 5:30 PM with the ultra-viral Marco Rambaldi.
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