Marco de vincenzo biography of michael

Marco de Vincenzo is an Italian fashion designer was born in Messina (March 1978). When he was only eighteen he moved to Rome and, after graduating in Fashion and Costume at the European Institute of Design, joined the Office of Fendi style where for eleven years is the inseparable attendant of Silvia Venturini Fendi for the line of accessories. In the last years, in parallel, he has developed its own line of clothing with which he has debuted in Paris in January 28th 2009, during the Haute-Couture week. In July of the same year, Marco won the first prize in the "Who's on Next" competition organized by the director of Vogue Italy, Franca Sozzani. His prêt-à-porter is in Milan Fashion Week calendar starting from September 2009.

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Spring 2016

Boarding for the penultimate day of Paris Fashion Week began bright and early on Tuesday at the Grand Palais, which had been transformed into a life-size Chanel Airlines terminal.

Guests handed over retro-style plane tickets before passing through security and into a dazzling all-white departure lounge, complete with roaming pilots, branded luggage trolleys and check-in desks.

Of course there were celebrities galore, with Cara Delevingne at the eye of the paparazzi storm. And at Chanel, the fashion show is as much on the front row as it is on the catwalk. Hundreds of the world's wealthiest women, dressed head to toe in Chanel, chattered excitedly and tottered around, taking pictures with their iPhones.

"I came here early specifically to people watch — it's just bananas in here," said the stylist Katie Grand, who was perched on a metal chair in the center of the terminal.

"And it feels very real," she continued. "Often, when I travel, this is exactly what I see wherever I am in the world. Chanel-clad women on their phones and running to find their gate."

The architect Peter Marino, wearing his usual uniform of leather and bare flesh, found the fact that art was imitating life a little too close for comfort. "This is