Milano Fashion&Jewels
22-25 February 2025
fieramilano, Rho
Milano Fashion&Jewels
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Live webinar - March 22nd 2021 from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm CET
From the analysis of the contemporary scene it is possible to identify trajectories, emerging themes that define aesthetic connotations, inspiration for companies and designers in the sector.
The digital talk, organised by Homi Fashion&Jewels in collaboration with Poli.design, aims to present the trends for jewellery for the next two years, in terms of aesthetic, shapes, materials and innovation.
After an introduction to the topic, the two macro-trends will be analysed: Dreamscapes and Hyper-Connection. Each trend covers inspirational mood boards, lifestyle boards describing the target consumer of reference and four micro-trends.
Lastly, the talk includes a moment of discussion with guests, professionals and experts in the sector, who will tell their point of view, offering a direct opinion on the contemporary landscape.
This session will be of interest to independent designers, companies and professionals working in the jewellery sector.
Topics:
Alba Cappellieri
Full Professor, Department of Design
Politecnico di Milano
Director
Museum of Jewellery Vicenza
Orlando Fernandez Flores
Co-Founder
Maison 203
Emanuele Guido
Exhibition Director Business Unit Lifestyle
Fiera Milano
Cosmo Petrone
Designer and Co-Founder
Vintage Bijoux Preziosi
Livia Tenuta
Assistant Professor, Department of Design
Politecnico di Milano
Coordinator
Museum of Jewellery Vicenza
Full Professor, Department of Design Politecnico di Milano, Director Museum of Jewellery Vicenza
Ph.D. is Full Professor of Design of Jewellery and Fashion Accessories at the Politecnico di Milano, where she is the Director of the International Master in Fashion Accessories Design, of the Master on Brand and Product Management at the Milano Fashion Institute (consortium of Bocconi, Politecnico and Cattolica universities). She is a member of the Scientific Committee of the Ecole Van Cleef & Arpels in Paris, of the Gijs Bakker Foundation in Amsterdam and of the Fondazione Cologni in Milan. From 2013 to 2016 she taught Design Driven Innovation at the Stanford University. In 2017 she was appointed Ambassador of the Italian Design at Osaka, in 2018 at Sydney, in 2019 at Baku, in 2020 at Miami. From 2014 she is the Director of the Jewellery Museum in Vicenza, the only Italian museum exclusively dedicated to jewellery. She curated several International jewellery exhibitions and her last publications include “Van Cleef&Arpels: Time, Nature, Love“(Skira 2019), "Jewels of the twentieth century, from Art Nouveau to 3d Printing." (Skira, 2018), “Chains, jewellery in history, function and ornament” (Silvana 2018), “Brilliant” (Corraini 2016), “Jewellery a la Mode" (Corraini 2016), “Sentimental jewellery” (Marsilio 2014), “Italian design meets jewellery”(with M. Romanelli, Marsilio 2013).
Co-Founder Maison 203
Maison 203 was created in 2011 as a result of the encounter of Orlando Fernandez Flores, of Venezuelan origin and with a solid design experience in Foscarini, with Lucia De Conti, a cosmopolitan graphic designer and great fashion enthusiast. The synthesis of their multicultural backgrounds generates Maison 203: an unprecedented point of view on contemporary jewellery, conceptual and decorative at the same time, where thought, through technology, is transformed into concrete matter. All of Orlando and Lucia’s jewels and fashion accessories are recognizable by their strong personality and strong aesthetic impact, inspired by suggestions from time to time geometric, natural, or linked to the languages of architecture and contemporary graphics. Voluminous and decorative shapes, or elegant and minimal shapes which, thanks to the realization through 3D printing, are extremely light and flexible, able to interact harmoniously with the body. The collections of the brand are the result of the continuous contamination of ideas between Orlando, Lucia and the designers called upon to collaborate: emerging studios, or established professionals in the panorama of Italian design, employed in very different design fields and for this reason able to donate to jewels and to the accessories of Maison 203 always new formulas of beauty and meanings.
Exhibition Director Business Unit Lifestyle, Fiera Milano
Graduated in Business Administration in 2003, at the University Bocconi (Milan), since September 2019 Emanuele Guido is Director of the Lyfestile Business Unit of Fiera Milano, which includes Fashion and Lifestyle Exhibitions directly organized by the Italian Company. In his prevoius working experiences, Emanuele Guido hold important roles in the Exhibition Industry, in marketing and international developments assignments, in Italy and abroad. Since October 2010 he is also Director of the Strategic Marketing Division of Fiera Milano.
Designer and Co-Founder Vintage Bijoux Preziosi
He is the founder of the “Cosmo Petrone Group” distributor of the Vintage Bijoux Preziosi, Cartesia, Cosmo Petrone Bags and Mitò lines, as well as he worked as well at different projects involving designs for important Italian luxury and fashion brands. Following the visit to an artisan workshop in 1981 he became passionate and began as a self-taught artisan. Thanks to his resourcefulness he opens his first shop in the heart of Verona, making himself known for the refined designs distinguished by his Italian spirit with Neapolitan roots. After only a few years, thanks to the positive response to his vision of design with a precise and recognizable identity, he decides to undertake the path of large-scale distribution with the Vintage Bijoux brand, participating in international sector events such as Milan, Paris, New York, Hong Kong. Success is immediate and his collections are exported all over the world to the point that in some countries single-brand stores are opened with the “Cosmo Petrone” logo. The Design of CP is characterized by an exclusively manual, sustainable workmanship, refined in the forms and the details. The careful manual processing entirely designed and built in its own laboratory, the scrupulous observance of details, and the use of the most varied components, sometimes precious, make the CP unique and versatile on the international scene. The study, the stylistic strength and the experience gained have led in recent years to the need for an evolution of its business and design concept that has allowed the CP GROUP to embellish and complete the jewel lines with a look that varies at 360 degrees from bags to fashion accessories, laying solid foundations for a future corporate total-look.
Assistant Professor, Department of Design Politecnico di Milano Coordinator Museum of Jewellery Vicenza
PhD in Design, she is Assistant Professor and Fashion Design Program Board Secretary at Politecnico di Milano, Design Dept. Her research is dedicated to future scenarios and innovation for fashion, focusing in particular on wearable accessories. She is faculty member and vice-director of the 'Fashion Direction: Brand&Product Management' post graduate course at the Milano Fashion Institute. Since 2014 she is curatorial coordinator at the Museum of Jewellery in Vicenza, the first museum in Italy dedicated to jewellery. Among her publications: Fashion in the Age of Technology (Aracne, 2020), Jewellery& (Marsilio, 2018), Skin (Marsilio, 2016).
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