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The "FASHION in the CITY" show, presented by B20 Events, took place on September 28, 2025, at I Chiostri di San Barnaba in Milan during Milan Fashion Week.



This exclusive event celebrated fashion, creativity, and self-expression while showcasing collections from eight international designers, each bringing their unique vision to the runway. The venue, a historic and elegant location in central Milan, provided a sophisticated atmosphere that enhanced the presentation of innovative and cutting-edge collections.

The show attracted photographers, influencers, television crews, and fashion industry professionals, reflecting its status as one of the most anticipated events of Milan Fashion Week. It emphasized the fusion of emerging talents and established names, highlighting diversity in styles and trends. The event was also supported by a network of technical sponsors and agencies, creating a well-organized, high-profile fashion experience.

This event fits into the broader Milan Fashion Week, which ran from September 23 to 29, 2025, featuring over 170 fashion-related activities including runway shows, presentations, exhibitions, and parties. "FASHION in the CITY" by B20 Events stood out as a vibrant celebration of modern fashion within the city’s rich cultural fabric, perfectly blending tradition with contemporary innovation. Two designers, among very interesting others. Silbernadel Couture is known for its elegant and boundary-pushing designs, often blending fashion with artistic expression and Italian lifestyle influences. The brand made a striking impression during Milan Fashion Week 2025, presenting collections that reflect creativity and craftsmanship within a historical and vibrant Milanese context.

Eliseamood, by designer Alena Pahirnitskaya, is a fresh voice in contemporary fashion, recognized for its unique aesthetic that combines modern sophistication with delicate artistic details. The collections embody a refined yet expressive spirit, capturing attention with innovative textures and silhouettes that stood out at the event.

These two designers contributed to the rich diversity and creative energy of the "FASHION in the CITY" show by B20 Events, representing the dynamic blend of emerging talent and visionary style that defines Milan Fashion Week 2025.​

 
 
  • Writer: qooalivi
    qooalivi
  • Oct 11, 2025
  • 1 min read

It feels strange to attend a concert of art music with no musicians on stage. Just emptiness, loudspeakers, and sounds set free. Frequencies, abstract, without rhythm or melody. The same disorientation one might experience moving from a well-composed Raphael painting—the music we always hear made of harmony and melody—to a Pollock abstract, made of gestures and traces.

Even stranger is finding oneself listening to experimental electronic music from over 40 years ago. On Friday evening, October 10, 2025, at Milano's legendary Teatro Arsenale, four acousmatic works were diffused through the AUDIOR acousmonium, curated by Dante Tanzi. These pieces had all competed in the 1981 edition of the prestigious Prix Russolo, named after the Futurist musician who created the "intonarumori."

The program featured Riszard Szremeta's "Points" (Poland, 19'42", 1st prize), Maggi Payne's "Ling" (USA, 11'18", 2nd prize), Daniel Arfib's "Le Souffle de Dieux" (France, 10'54", 3rd prize), and Maria Luisa Bon's "Tarot" (Italy, 7'44"). As lights dimmed, sounds began spatializing through the specialized speaker array in semi-darkness. We listened, we didn't watch—rare in our era of hyper-spectacularization.

The hour-long journey through rises and falls, vortices and swirls, streaks and flashes, proved these weren't random noises. Speaking with others afterward, all agreed on the "beauty" or "superiority" of one work over the others—naturally, the 1981 first prize winner.

This retrospective concert was part of a two-day celebration organized by NoMus, Associazione Audior, MMT Creative Lab, Bruit de la neige, Società del Quartetto di Milano, AIMI, and MEDEG, with support from Regione Lombardia and Haute Savoie. info@nomusassociazione.org


 
 
  • Writer: qooalivi
    qooalivi
  • Sep 19, 2025
  • 0 min read

 
 

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