FOCUS ON
DESIGNERS at MFW25
ANTONIO DEI ROSSI
Antonio dei Rossi present a collection where jewelry and garments merge into a single creative expression. Exclusive figurative murrine in glass personally crafted by the Venetian Master Glassmaker and the foremost international exponent of this ancient art, form the centerpiece of bold, one-of-a-kind jewels, true works of art framed by contemporary design. Minimal, architectural dresses function as structures that highlight the jewelry, enhancing femininity with essential lines and sartorial precision. In his latest collection, silver chains, leather, and glass define jewelry that traces pathways between the virtuosity of concept and craft. A refined dialogue between tradition and innovation.
CAMILLA HU
Camilla Hu presents Yoga Line “Origin” – by Kami Silence. Breath. Return.
“Origin” is the new and 1st collection by Kami, born from a simple yet revolutionary act: returning to the essential. Five sets inspired by the guṇa of Indian philosophy embrace life’s dualities strength and softness, stillness and movement. Crafted in bamboo fabric that begins in China and takes shape in Italy, each piece is breathable, Eco-Tex certified, and respectful of people and planet. The palette reflects the elements: earth, water, fire, air, and space. The silhouettes remain pure and essential: tops without constraint, bottoms that flow with the body.
Designed for yoga but made for everyday life, the collection moves with naturalness and presence. A kind of fashion that whispers instead of shouting. That expands instead of restricting. "Origin” is an invitation to slow down, to breathe, to live in harmony with the Earth and with ourselves.
Behind Kami is Camilla: fashion designer, yoga teacher, and seeker of balance. With “Origin,” she unites two worlds into one vision: fashion that nourishes, liberates, and simply allows us to be.
CHRISTINE CAMPBELL
One of the UK’s leading milliners and silk top-hat renovators, Christine Campbell boasts a 40-year career at two royal warrant–holding companies.
Throughout her career, she has created and restored hats for renowned clients including Terence Stamp, Nicolas Cage, Samuel L. Jackson, and members of the British Royal Family among them, HRH The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton.
For this MFW26 edition, the designer will unveil an exclusive collection that reflects her mastery in blending timeless elegance with contemporary flair.
CHEMI AKUTAMI
An eclectic artist and designer from Japan, Akutami reimagines traditional kimonos through a deconstructed, avant-garde lens.
Each piece is crafted from innovative, research-driven textiles, developed in collaboration with fellow Japanese designers, creating a new dialogue between heritage and contemporary experimentation.
The designer will present 14 outfits some of them will be worn by Japanese models and others by the winners of the "AST Japan" contest heal worldwide.
LUCA GIANNOLA
With the twelfth edition of his celebrated Sculpture Collection, italian Master of « Plissé » Luca Giannola unveils a capsule of eight looks where haute couture meets prêt-à-porter.
The silhouettes explore airy, sculptural volumes contrasted with fluid palazzo trousers—light, seamless, and essential.
Architectural blouses, refined shirts, discreet pleating, and glossy marble-effect satins define a new expression of contemporary elegance. Comfort takes center stage: no zippers, no buttons only soft belts and drawstrings, for effortless sophistication.
The garments sculpted on mannequins, sometimes padded to recreate the measurements of customers, become ‘prêt à couture’ items, where quality is central and the pace is that of artistic and artisanal creation.
" I am a bit of a designer, a bit of a sculptor, a bit of a creator, a bit of a modeller and a bit of a craftsman. I feel free to create what gratifies me".
SY&VIE
Brazilian designer Sylvie Couve de Murville Farini Quartara has always found beauty in overlooked places: discarded wood, ancient craftsmanship, the quiet poetry of nature. Her creative journey began in Milan in the early 1990s, when she opened an atelier dedicated to painting and découpage on furniture and home accessories. It was here that she fell in love with wood both as a medium and as a storytelling tool. For this edition S/S26, Sy&Vie presents an artistic collaboration with Luca Giannola, blurring the boundaries between art, fashion, and design. .
"My latest creations are little pieces of art to carry. have been strongly influenced by the world of geometry. I wanted to show how straight and organic lines combine perfectly. These differences complement each other and awaken curiosity to the eye. I like to say that the world is as beautiful as a kaleidoscope: curious, captivating, colorful, and visually interesting. Take, for example, the Simetrís Isometra bag, which not only highlights two ancient techniques; marquetry and wood carving but also brings curiosity to the different overlapping geometries. Also, the Folhata Flora Grid bag, which has the subtlety of embroidery with shapes and curves that show flowers from our exuberant nature, juxtaposing the straight and hard geometry of a metal grid.
This unexpected harmony between different shapes was what inspired me for this collection."
VALENTINE AYACHI
About the collection
Nature as a guid.
Each piece in this collection signed Valentine Ayachi new talent in fashion, is a tribute to the shell, that living armor that combines strength and delicacy. "I wanted each piece to be like a second skin, shaped by instinct and direct contact with the material.
My working environment, close to nature, was my main source of inspiration. I learned to let the creation evolve organically, without seeking absolute perfection. It was by observing how nature builds and transforms itself that I let the shapes take shape on their own on the shell, accepting its imperfections and surprises.
The craftsmanship of living things.
Far from industrial processes, each piece is the result of meticulous, manual work. I drew on ancestral techniques, such as crochet and welding, to reinvent them with raw and unexpected materials such as chain. The idea is to create a striking contrast between the softness and patience of the gesture and the hardness of the material. This dialogue between the flexible and the rigid gives each garment a unique texture and soul.
I found my inspiration in the way nature creates without a pre established model: the irregular growth of a plant, the texture of bark. It is by accepting imperfection that the most beautiful and authentic forms are born.
This approach allows me to create unique garments that tell a story and carry within them the breath of nature."
PRESS RELEASE SATISFASHION MILAN 2025
During Milan Fashion Week 2025, SATISFASHION MILAN returns with its 5th edition, presenting a collective runway show curated by Flavia Cannata CEO of ALWAYSUPPORTALENT.
MFW25 – A Global Celebration of Talent and Innovation.
Milan, 24th September 2025 at 7:30PM - Chiostri di San Barnaba, Italy
On the catwalk, guests will witness a dynamic and glamorous succession of collections by six international designers - each offering a unique, innovative vision, distinct in style and creativity.
Line-up
From jewelry that becomes architecture to reimagined kimonos, from yoga apparel to sculptural pleating and millinery excellence, the runway will unfold as an international dialogue of style—each collection exclusive , yet united by the spirit of experimentation and refinement.
The Designers
ANTONIO DEI ROSSI (Italy)
CHRISTINE CAMPBELL (United Kingdom)
CAMILLA HU (Italy)
CHEMI AKUTAMI (Japan)
LUCA GIANNOLA (Italy)
SY&VIE – Sylvie Couve de Murville Farini Quartara (Brazil)
VALENTINE AYACHI (France)
SATISFASHION MILAN 5th Edition confirms itself as an international stage for creativity, championing the power of fashion as a language of culture, innovation, and beauty.
The organization is led by Kasia Stefanow MyStyleEvent.
