Ten young designers of the Fashion Design Course, from the  Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, showed their individuality, their creative and practical skills throughout the concepts behind the collection, expressing their own ideas and values.
The collections present all those topical issues the new generation is confronted with every day: leaving the judgement of a society that too often demands an idealised perfection, which is here cancelled for a more intimate research of what identity is and why it is so important, without stopping at the mere appearance of things. Moreover, the oblivion is considered as an absolute absence of information in contrast with the memory and the game.

On the catwalk the collections of the students, who had the opportunity to freely express their inspiration and the skills acquired during the training. Is this the springboard for a successful career?

Cristian Di Serio‘s collection takes inspiration from the coal miners’ work uniform. The characterizing detail of the entire collection is the knot of their foulard, that has been inserted inside the capsule transforming the clothes from work uniform to garments with an urban style.

Leonardo D’Anzi was born from the desire to return to travel after this period of forced mobility, in order to re-discover the world, to gain knowledge, be amazed and contaminated. A journey that goes from the desert to the city and its goal is to give birth to a new language. Blue and yellow are the main colours and they give dynamism and cheerfulness to the garments, a newfound take on a joyful life.

“Eyes on me” is the name of the menswear collection created by the emerging fashion designer  Domenico Dicorato and it was born from an in-depth study of his own personality. An Apulian boy who arrives in Milan because he no longer wants to be judged by society. Because society looks at you, judges you and hurts you through looks, leaving you with gashes on the armor you created.