Four-day Milano Moda Uomo will be held from January 11 to 14, 2019. Dedicated to menswear fashion, the calendar features a plethora of catwalks shows, with several new entries from Italy and abroad and new disciples of the co-ed show doctrine.
With 800 showrooms featuring 3,000 labels, this is the industry’s largest trade fair. Milan is at the heart of the fashion week landscape, both as a venue for creative expression and in business terms. The schedule is intense, and the big Italian names in menswear from Versace to Prada, Emporio Armani, Fendi and Pal Zileri will all be there, alongside Marni, Billionaire, MSGM, N°21 and Belgian label Les Hommes.
John Richmond will make a return on the Milanese catwalks. The label, now owned by Neapolitan group Arav Fashion and designed by the eponymous British stylist, will stage a co-ed show. Mioran, the label by Chinese designer Miao Ran, is also back on the calendar.
Daks, Dsquared2, Frankie Morello, Isabel Benenato, M1992, Marcelo Burlon County Of Milan, Miaoran, Neil Barrett, Sartorial Monk, Spyder and Sunnei will all be presenting co-ed shows.
Among this year’s debuts, there are Italian labels Danilo Paura, founded in 2015 by the eponymous designer, and Barbanera, launched in 2011 by Alessandro Pagliacci.
