Data
Oct 29, 2018
Ora
13.00 - 14:00
Posti
150
Con
Antonio Mancinelli
Antonio Mancinelli
Senior Editor, Marie Claire Italy
Currently senior editor of magazine Italian Marie Claire, during his career Antonio Mancinelli has written for various magazines and newspapers including Corriere della Sera and Vogue Italia. He is a visiting professor at Italian and foreign universities, including the Politecnico and Statale in Milan, Domus Academy and IED in Milano, Alma Mater Studiorum in Bologna, IUAV in Venice, LUISS e Accademia Costume & Moda in Rome and Polimoda in Florence. He has published several books and monographs, including “Moda!” and “Fashion Box”, and has written essays for exhibitions catalogues related to fashion and art. Among the most recent, he was among the curators of the Rick Owens exhibition at La Triennale in Milano and wrote an essay for the exhibition “Italiana. Italy Through the Lens of Fashion 1971-2001”
Gianluca Cantaro
Gianluca Cantaro, born in Caltanissetta, Sicily on November 30th 1971, is the Editor in Chief at L'Officiel Italia and L'Officiel Hommes Italia since September 1st 2014.
He gained his long time experience in media and publishing being Deputy Editor-in-Chief at L’Uomo Vogue, the magazine symbol of men’s style in the world, until July 31st 2014. But this was only the second to last step of his career.
He arrived in Condé Nast in April 2007 as Managing Editor. He began working as a freelance journalist since 1997 for the most important weekly and monthly Italian and international magazines at the time (Tank, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Sette de Il Corriere Della Sera - the weekly supplement of the most popular newspaper in Italy Il Corriere della sera, together with la Repubblica) focusing and specializing in fashion and lifestyle (both women and men). In 2000 he worked as editor (for little less than one year) at the weekly magazine Fashion.
In 2001 he joined the editorial staff at D la Repubblica delle donne (the weekly supplement of la Repubblica Newspaper published by L’Espresso editorial group) where he served as Vice Senior editor.
He also collaborated in updating the first edition of the “Dizionario della moda” (“Fashion dictionary”) by Guido Vergani and its subsequent translation into English (published by Baldini Castoldi in 2004). He also delivers speeches, lectures and master courses in the most important departments of universities and schools in the fashion industry and design (IUAV in Venice, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, IED Moda Lab-Istituto Europeo di Design and Domus Academy) teaching fashion journalism and fashion critic.
Angelo Flaccavento
Author, Journalist and Fashion Critic
Angelo Flaccavento is an independent fashion critic and curator. He works out of Sicily, constantly traveling on assignments. He is a columnist for The Business of Fashion and Il Sole 24 Ore and an editor at large at Vogue Italia. He also contributes to WSJ, Purple Fashion, L’Officiel Italia, Fantastic Man, Studio. He curated the exhibitions Due o tre cose che so di Ciro and Il signor Nino for Fondazione Pitti Discovery in Florence in 2017 and 2015 respectively. With the mentoring of Pitti Immagine he developed and curated the tv series Le Italie della Moda broadcasted on Sky Arte HD in the autumn of 2014. In 2015 he conceived and curated the book 150 for Lanificio Reda.
Serena Tibaldi
Fashion Editor, La Repubblica and "D"
From Benevento, 42, after a road accident (a degree in law), she decides to follow her passion for fashion to the full.
She made her debut as a slave-intern at Cosmopolitan, and then went on as assistant first and then stylist at Io Donna. There she began her first experiments with writing, which became the focus of her work once he moved to Velvet.
The idea after all is not so bad, given that today she is the Fashion Editor of La Repubblica and its weekly issue "D": writes about fashion shows, customs, society, manias, myths and stories. There are a lot of things to say about this world!
Gloria Maria Cappelletti
Editor at Large & Creative Director VICE Fashion & Luxury Group
Gloria Maria Cappelletti has consolidated her reputation as a pioneer in digital art through her respected and homonymous "Gloria Maria Gallery", where she made known and supported some of the most influential digital artists of our generation who, often, were at the beginning of the their career as Petra Cortright, Rafaël Rozendaal and Amalia Ulman. Since 1999 she has been an agent at the international photographers agency Management Artists, consolidating the career of photographers and directors such as Steven Klein, Stephane Sednaoui and Daniel Sannwald, to name a few. Gloria Maria is curator of the Milan Fashion Film Festival, now in its fifth edition. Since 2013, Editor at Large of iD.co Italy has also been the Creative Director of VICE Fashion & Luxury Group Italy, a three-hundred and sixty-degree creative agency by Vice Media that deals with research, strategy, creativity, development, production, content distribution and activation worldwide.
Fashion is and must be a cultural industry that continues to be challenged by more and more different forms of communication, printed press, the web and social networks.
Through the eyes of those who create the system in its entirety, this meeting aims to examine the state-of-the-art and future of communication of the project.
Fashion Show Room
With:
Antonio Mancinelli, Chief Editor Marie Claire, Author e Fashion Critic
Gianluca Cantaro, Director L’Officiel Italia
Angelo Flaccavento, Author, Journalist and Fashion Critic
Serena Tibaldi, Fashion Editor La Repubblica, D
Moderator:
Gloria Maria Cappelletti, Editor at Large & Creative Director VICE Fashion & Luxury Group
