Naples Fashion Museum Hosts Opening for National Made in Italy Day

The Naples Fashion Museum, with its splendid exhibition spaces inside the monumental complex of the Fondazione Mondragone, at Piazzetta Mondragone 18 - for some years a forge of appointments at the crossroads between fashion, culture, and art languages - will host the opening of the series of events promoted by Modec Campania Region - Brand of Fashion and Design of Campania on the occasion of the "National Made in Italy Day" on April 15th. In the conference room of the Fashion Museum at 10 a.m., the meeting "Who does not love the past cannot imagine the future" will take place: a multi-voiced debate to reason around the themes of tradition and innovation in the excellences of Italian fashion. The works will be opened by the greetings of the President of the Fashion Museum, Maria d'Elia. This will be followed by speeches from the Regional Councilor for Productive Activities of the Campania Region, Antonio Marchiello, the Delegate for Research and Innovation of the University of Luigi Vanvitelli, Lucia Altucci, the Director of the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design of the University of Luigi Vanvitelli, Ornella Zerlenga, the President of the Fashion and Design section of the Union of Industrialists Naples, Tommaso D'Alterio, and the Vice President of Sistema Moda Italia, Carlo Palmieri. The moderator will be Cristina Cennamo. This will be followed by an extraordinary visit to the Museum curated by Roberta Sferra and "Hyperfragile", the exhibition of the Apnea collection curated by Pina Pirozzi. "We are particularly proud that the initiatives to celebrate Made in Italy in Campania start from our Museum: a choice that confirms the increasingly strong positioning of our reality in the context of regional networks for the enhancement of Campanian excellences in fashion and design, but also of the work of rooting in the territory and of dialogue and openness with the most diverse and young realities, local and not only", declared the President, Maria d'Elia.