Dubai Fashion Forward

Milan, 11 April 2014

Ennio Capasa, international guest of the third edition of Dubai Fashion Forward

Fashion Forward  - FFWD – is the most important fashion platform for Dubai and the Middle East . A fashion movement wich provides a platform and at the same time a progressive direction for fashion. Key components of FFWD are catwalk presentations by established and emerging designers of the Middle East and D3 – Dubai Design District -  Fashion talks, to host industry discussion panels.

In the occasion of the third edition of Fashion Forward Dubai, which runs from 10th to 13th of April, Ennio Capasa will speak on Saturday 12 April at 16.30 in Hall 4, Madinat Conference Center, Madinat Jumeirah.

Ennio Capasa will discuss the design concept behind the MAISON COSTUME NATIONAL through his talk “The Deep Italian Brand, The Design Concept of Costume National” , in conversation with Domus Academy’s Head of Fashion School Barbara Trebitsch.

Italian Fashion and Cinema

Milan, April 7th , 2014

 

Ennio Capasa, in London for "Italian Fashion and Cinema", for a unique on-stage interview by  

Camilla Morton

                

Fashion and Cinema is a series of events exploring the relationship between fashion and cinema and how the two have always fed into each other, featuring on-stage conversations, seminars and screenings.

The events take place at the Victoria and Albert Museum and at the Ciné Lumière from the 5^th to the 13^th  of April . Italian Fashion & Cinema is part of this program that highlights the Italian beauty.

Ennio Capasa has been invited for an exclusive on stage interview with Camilla Morton on Monday April 7^th at Ciné Lumière at 7PM.

Together they will retrace the history of the Maison, the collaborations with cinema and the current projects of the brand. The on stage interview will be accompanied by screening of images selected specifically for the occasion.Fashion and Cinema is an initiative by Tristana Media in media partnership with Vanity Fair and in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum and Ciné Lumière.