On 23 June 2025, the elegant halls of Palazzo Visconti in Milan opened their doors to celebrate a milestone: the 20th edition of Fashion Art and More – International Luxury Event. Palazzo Visconti offers a splendid example of baroque architecture, rich in history and timeless charm. Built in the 18th century and once home to the noble Visconti di Modrone family, the palace enchants with its frescoed ceilings, crystal chandeliers, and gilded mirrors.
Its grand salons, elegant yet intimate, provided the perfect setting for the 20th edition of Fashion Art and More – International Luxury Event. As the collections unfolded, the palace itself became part of the narrative, enhancing each moment with its refined atmosphere and historical beauty.
Managed by Sabrina Spinelli, seasoned brand manager and founder of Wellness for You Fashion, the event once again embodied the essence of what it has always promised, an immersive interplay between fashion, culture and the subtler dimensions of luxury. This edition, steeped in international flair, unfolded as a refined narrative told through fabrics, silhouettes and craftsmanship. From the very first step on the runway, the audience was drawn into a poetic sequence of statements in style, each designer offering a chapter of their own.
Hanan Bakri (Hamman, Giordania) – www.hananbakri.com
Opening the catwalk was Jordanian designer Hanan Bakri, whose collection evoked the spiritual and aesthetic elegance of contemporary Arab beauty. Her garments radiated both force and grace, merging identity and tradition into a visual language that captivated from the outset.
Angela Cusimano Shoes (Italy) – www.angelacusimano.it
The Italian label Angela Cusimano Shoes followed, introducing footwear that blurred the lines between architecture and sensuality. These were not merely shoes but wearable sculptures, crafted with such attention to form and function that they demanded both admiration and movement. A dedicated exhibition complemented the show, allowing buyers to explore the brand’s full creative universe.
Caporei (Italy) – https://caporei.com/
Caporei, also from Italy, presented an innovative concept of leather, modular, fluid, and transformable. Their jackets adapted organically to the wearer, redefining the notion of luxury as one that is ethical, mutable and intellectually designed.
Parlaweddings (Switzerland) – www.parlaweddings.com
From Switzerland, Parlaweddings offered a collection of bridal and evening gowns characterised by romantic tailoring. With elegant silhouettes and understated detailing, each piece resonated with the quiet power of emotional storytelling and timeless design.
Kholood Jewellery (Kuwait) – www.kholoudjewellery.com
Jewellery, too, found its luminous place on the stage. Kholood Jewellery, hailing from Kuwait, introduced a dazzling array of pieces inspired by the phenomena of nature and the vastness of the cosmos. Ethereal yet bold, the collection symbolised inner energy and a deeply conscious femininity.
Enamoramex by Ancheita (Mexico) – https://www.enamoramex.com/
Adding a burst of colour and cultural texture was Enamoramex by Ancheita, a Mexican brand. Their haute couture creations married traditional Mexican craftsmanship with modern sensitivity, using tulle and three-dimensional lace embroidered with exquisite detail. The result was an expression of cosmopolitan femininity; refined, sensual, and unforgettably vibrant.
Viktorija Džimrevska (Macedonia) – https://www.instagram.com/viktorijadzimrevska/
Closing the runway was Viktorija Džimrevska from North Macedonia, whose collection drew from architectural lines and precise tailoring. Her minimalistic yet strong silhouettes expressed autonomy, structure and a clarity of vision that felt both intellectual and deeply modern.
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An exceptional array of collaborators further enriched the sensorial experience of the evening. To mark the celebration, exclusive toasts were offered by Venturini Massimino Wine, a historic winery whose organic wines perfectly fuse heritage, sustainability, and elegance.
On the beauty front, L’Enif Make Up Academy, a Naples-based institution renowned across international runways from Sanremo to Dubai, crafted the event’s refined makeup looks. Their contemporary approach to beauty lent each model a dynamic and luminous allure.
Hairstyling was orchestrated by IDOLA Saloon, the storied Italian brand founded by Vincenzo Savarese. With salons in cities from Milan to Barcelona, IDOLA brought over four decades of expertise to the stage, treating hair as a living canvas for expressive and evolving art. As it reached its 20th chapter, Fashion Art and More reaffirmed its role as fashion event, cultivating space where vision meets voice, where design transcends trend, and where beauty is seen and deeply felt.
Article edited by Massimo Basile
Editor & Founder
