Alberta Ferretti

Click here to read the full article. GRAND PRIZE: Alberta Ferretti was awarded with the “Guido Carli Prize,” destined to those national entrepreneurs and creative talents who stand out with their excellence, professionalism and dedication. “It’s always emotional to receive a prize, especially when it’s linked to your work,” said Ferretti. “Throughout my career I’ve always tried with passion and determination to value the beauty, uniqueness and creativity of the worlds of culture, art and design our country excels at. This prize is for sure a milestone for me and a motivation to keep recounting the exclusivity of Made in Italy...

Click here to read the full article. MILAN — Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Aeffe SpA reported a solid performance in 2021 in all of its geographic markets, in particular a jump in sales in the U.S., and in all of its distribution channels, including online. In the 12 months ended Dec. 31, adjusted net profit at group level amounted to 2.6 million euros, after excluding nonrecurring tax benefits of 9.5 million euros, compared with an adjusted net loss of 16.3 million euros in 2020. Reported net profit totaled 12.1 million euros.More from WWDAlberta Ferretti Pre-Fall 2022Alberta Ferretti RTW...

Click here to read the full article. TURIN, Italy — “I want the driver to feel cocooned, just as the woman wearing one of my dresses would be,” said Alberta Ferretti. This was her approach in designing the new limited-edition Lancia Ypsilon Alberta Ferretti compact car, created in a special new color and with sartorial details on the seats.More from WWDAlberta Ferretti Pre-Fall 2022Blumarine X Hello Kitty Capsule CollectionAlberta Ferretti RTW Spring 2022 “It’s like a bustier sewn on the body,” said the designer, pointing to the fine stitchwork on the seats. “I like the fact that a major industrial organization can personalize a...

Alberta Ferretti has always been on the side of women: she observes them, studies them and knows these are tough times, even for the romantic-at-heart ones like her. But instead of dialing back her fashions’ feminine quotient to meet the more pragmatic needs of her customer, this season she used romanticism as a tool to elevate and add an eccentric touch to a daywear wardrobe.

The Daily Front Row‘s perennially chic correspondent Sofia Achaval de Montaigu is soaking up the glamour in Milan. She fills us in on what’s happening in the Italian capital during the MFW Spring Summer ’22 schedule. Day 1: September 22, 2021. Fendi. Milan Fashion Week has finally made its big...

“After the lockdown, it was all kind of flat,” said Alberta Ferretti, who took it into her hands to channel her energy into designs she believes will help her customers stand out and fill this need for newness and creativity. However, this should be achieved staying true to her brand and her own “language,” as she put it, as “women don’t change personality every six months.”