FashionCamp 2013
Photos by Eva Fydrych / Fashion Studio Magazine
MILAN, ITALY - FashionCamp is an annual event promoting emerging designers, fashion bloggers and new technologies in fashion. This year's edition took place on 7 and 8 June at the historic Steam Factory (La Fabbrica del Vapore) in Milan.
Highlights of the event included handmade glass jewelry by Contessa Rosafosca, unique dresses by a Bolognese artist Antonella Cinelli and circus-inspired artwork by Patrizia Fratus.
The industrial area around Via Procaccini, which has been now refurbished and utilized for a new purpose, makes an interesting destination itself. So don't forget to put it on your Milan itinerary next time!
FashionCamp - Highlights
Glass jewelry by Contessa Rosafosca (Photo by Eva Fydrych)
Artwork by Antonella Cinelli (Photo by Eva Fydrych)
DID YOU KNOW?
The Steam Factory (La Fabbrica del Vapore in Italian) is a cultural centre designed to showcase the work of young and creative artists, connected with Milan City Council. Workshops, events and seminars are organised for young Milanese to get them into contact with art, design, architecture, new media, photography, literature and also to discover new languages.
A full annual calendar of cultural exhibitions is offered every day. The Steam Factory describes itself as a place where new experiences and ideas come together. It is a space open to creativity, but at the same time connected to the city.
There are already some well established workshops located in the building but it’s designed to be a meeting point between experienced business operators and young talented people. They will collaborate to produce new ideas.
Thousands of square metres are dedicated to activities, experimenting, developing and researching. The Steam Factory is giving young people the opportunity to be more well known both nationally and internationally.
Source: Milan Expo Tours
Photo by Eva Fydrych / Fashion Studio Magazine
Photo by Eva Fydrych / Fashion Studio Magazine
Glass jewelry by Contessa Rosafosca (Photo by Eva Fydrych)
Photo by Eva Fydrych / Fashion Studio Magazine
Artwork by Patrizia Fratus (Photo by Eva Fydrych)
"Milan’s future has much more in store than just avant-garde skyscrapers. In fact, several of its most interesting architectural projects are focused on refurbishing historic buildings, several of which date back to the period that followed Unification. One such example is “La Fabbrica del Vapore” (The Steam Factory – via Procaccini 4), a workshop established at the end of the 19th Century – the height of the industrial revolution – for the production of railroad cars. Nowadays, this evocative space is a highly sought-after location for cultural events: it hosts art exhibitions, workshops, photographic studios, and cultural initiatives. The Steam Factory is a stimulating venue not just in space but in concept: a place to manufacture trains to cross the newly united Italy, it now generates culture." - Where® Magazine
Artwork by Patrizia Fratus (All photos by Eva Fydrych / Fashion Studio Magazine)
*NO PART OF THIS SITE, OR ANY OF THE CONTENT CONTAINED HEREIN, MAY BE USED OR REPRODUCED IN ANY MANNER WHATSOEVER WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER(S). © 2013 Fashion Studio. All rights reserved.
No comments:
Post a Comment