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Milan Fashion Week Milan Fashion Week Milano Moda Uomo 12 / 15 Gennaio 2008 CALENDARIO DEFINITIVO Sabato 12 gennaio 2008 10,00 GAETANO NAVARRA VIA SAN GREGORIO, 29 11,00 C.P. COMPANY VIA SAVONA, 54 12,00 COSTUME NATIONAL HOMME VIA TORTONA, 27 14,00 JIL SANDER VIA BELTRAMI, 5 15,00 MISSONI VIA TURATI, 34 16,00 BURBERRY PRORSUM VIA MELEGARI, 3 17,00 LES HOMMES HOMME CORSO ITALIA, 58 18,00 GIANNI VERSACE PIAZZA VETRA, 1 19,00 ROMEO GIGLI VIA FUMAGALLI, 6 20,00 ROEN VIA POMPEO LEONI, 3 21,00 DENIS SIMACHEV VIA VITTOR PISANI, 6 Domenica 13 gennaio 2008 09,30 BOTTEGA VENETA VIALE PICENO, 15/17 10,30 ANTONIO MARRAS VIALE ALEMAGNA, 6 11,30 FRANKIE MORELLO VIA PALERMO, 10 12,30 GIANFRANCO FERRE' VIA PONTACCIO, 21 13,30 SALVATORE FERRAGAMO PIAZZA AFFARI, 6 14,30 VIVIENNE WESTWOOD PIAZZA DUOMO, 12 15,30 EMPORIO ARMANI VIA BERGOGNONE, 59 16,15 NEIL BARRETT VIA VALENZA, 2 17,00 BYBLOS VIA TORTONA, 15 17,45 HAUTE VIA TORTONA, 27 19,00 ALEXANDER MCQUEEN VIA MECENATE, 84 20,00 PRADA VIA FOGAZZARO, 36 Lunedì 14 gennaio 2008 09,15 ENRICO COVERI VIA SAN BARNABA, 48 10,00 CARLO PIGNATELLI OUTSIDE PIAZZA AFFARI, 6 11,00 BIAGIOTTI VIA RIVOLI, 6 12,00 DIRK BIKKEMBERGS VIA TURATI, 34 13,30 ROBERTO CAVALLI VIA BURIGOZZO, 2 Milan Fashion Week Milano Moda Uomo 12 / 15 Gennaio 2008 14,30 JOHN RICHMOND GIARDINI DI PORTA VENEZIA - VIA PALESTRO 15,30 MOSCHINO VIA BEZZECCA, 5 16,30 KRIZIA UOMO VIA MANIN, 21 17,30 GUCCI PIAZZA OBERDAN, 2/B 18,30 ALESSANDRO DELL'ACQUA VIA PERGOLESI, 8 19,30 GIULIANO FUJIWARA VIA SAN GREGORIO, 29 20,30 ANDREW MACKENZIE VIA MECENATE, 84 Martedì 15 gennaio 2008 09,30 MARNI VIA ALSERIO, 22 10,30 ICEBERG VIA PALERMO, 10 11,30 DSQUARED2 CORSO ITALIA, 58 12,30 FENDI VIA SCIESA, 3 13,30 ETRO VIA PIRANESI, 14 14,30 MESSORI LARGO MARINAI D'ITALIA 15,30 GIORGIO ARMANI VIA BERGOGNONE, 59 16,30 GIORGIO ARMANI VIA BERGOGNONE, 59 16,30 M+F GIRBAUD VIA TORTONA, 27 17,30 CALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION VIALE UMBRIA, 37 18,30 BELSTAFF PIAZZA AFFARI, 6 19,30 GAZZARRINI VIA TURATI, 34 20,30 EVISU VIA CINO DEL DUCA, 8 Milan Fashion Week Milano Moda Uomo 12 / 15 Gennaio 2008 PRESENTAZIONI Sabato 12 gennaio 2008 MALO dalle 17,30 alle 20,30 CORSO MONFORTE, 23 Domenica 13 gennaio 2008 SHIRO' dalle 10,30 alle 18,30 PIAZZA SAN MARCO, 3 ERMANNO SCERVINO dalle 11,00 alle 19,00 VIA MANZONI, 37 CORTIGIANI dalle 11,00 alle 16,00 VIA SPIGA, 32 PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND dalle 14,00 alle 20,00 VIA SCIESA, 22 ROBERTO BIAGINI dalle 16,00 alle 20,00 VIA MONTENAPOLEONE, 12 CK CALVIN KLEIN dalle 16,30 alle 18,30 VIALE UMBRIA, 37 Lunedì 14 gennaio 2008 BALLY dalle 10,00 alle 19,00 VIA SAN ROCCO, 17 LARUSMIANI dalle 10,00 alle 19,00 VIA MONTENAPOLEONE, 7 AQUASCUTUM dalle 12,00 alle 18,00 VIALE MAJNO, 17 LORO PIANA dalle 12,00 alle 18,00 VIA BIGLI, 22 AUTHIER dalle 15,00 alle 17,00 VIA BEZZECCA, 5 BRIONI dalle 18,00 alle 21,00 VIA CLERICI, 5 MONCLER dalle 18,00 alle 21,00 VIALE ALEMAGNA, 6 WOOLRICH WOOLEN MILLS dalle 18,00 alle 21,00 CORSO BUENOS AIRES, 2 ANTONIO FUSCO dalle 18,00 alle 20,00 VIA SANT' ANDREA, 11 PACIOTTI 4US dalle 19,00 alle 22,30 CORSO VENEZIA, 51 Martedì 15 gennaio 2008 CAR SHOE dalle 09,00 alle 19,00 VIA SPIGA, 1 JOHN VARVATOS dalle 09,00 alle 12,00 VIA ALSERIO, 22 AQUASCUTUM dalle 09,30 alle 18,00 VIALE MAJNO, 17 CHURCH'S dalle 10,00 alle 19,00 VIA SANT' ANDREA, 11 LARDINI dalle 10,00 alle 18,00 VIA SPIGA, 48 FRATELLI ROSSETTI - ROSSETTI ONE dalle 10,00 alle 17,00 VIA MONTENAPOLEONE, 1 GAS dalle 11,00 alle 19,00 VIA TORTONA, 27 HARRY & SONS dalle 12,00 alle 19,00 VIA TORTONA, 35 AD39 dalle 12,00 alle 19,00 VIA TORTONA, 35 ALBERTO ZAMBELLI - ARCHIVIO PRIVATO dalle 12,00 alle 19,00 VIA CARLO BOTTA, 8 CESARE PACIOTTI dalle 13,00 alle 17,00 VIA SANT' ANDREA, 8 Y'S MANDARINA dalle 15,00 alle 19,00 CORSO GENOVA, 28 FABIO INGHIRAMI dalle 15,00 alle 19,00 CORSO DI PORTA ROMANA, 3 ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA dalle 17,00 alle 19,00 VIA SAVONA, 56 A Milan Fashion Week Milano Moda Uomo 12 / 15 Gennaio 2008 SU APPUNTAMENTO ALDO BRUE' VIA VERRI, 10 tel. 02/76394450 (dal 12.01 al 31.03) BAGUTTA VIA TORTONA, 35 tel. 02/42290541 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) BAMFORD & SONS VIA PRIVATA F.LLI GABBA, 7/B tel. 02/8058051 (dal 13.01 al 18.01) BELVEST VIA SANT'ANDREA , 2 tel. 02/77331795 (dal 14.01 al 29.02) CARLO PIGNATELLI ACCESSORI VIA ENNIO, 6/A tel. 02/45486115 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) CARLO PIGNATELLI CLASSICO VIA ENNIO, 6/A tel. 02/45486115 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) CARLO PIGNATELLI OUTSIDE VIA ENNIO, 6/A tel. 02/45486115 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) CIT LUXURY VIA TORTONA, 35 tel. 02/42290541 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) DONDUP VIA SIRTORI, 34 tel. 02/20402650 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) FRATELLI ROSSETTI VIA MONTENAPOLEONE, 1 tel. 02/76018234 (dal 12.01 al 15.03) GAETANO NAVARRA VIA GASPARE BUGATTI, 5 tel. 02/73952550 (dal 13.01 al 10.03) GAS VIA TORTONA, 27 tel. 02/47710792 (dal 16.01 al 16.01) GRIGIOPERLA VIA TORTONA, 27 tel. 02/4223329 (dal 14.01 al 16.03) LES HOMMES VIA BERGAMO, 6 tel. 0032/3/2273470 (dal 14.01 al 27.01) LIBERTY OF LONDON VIA MANZONI, 23 - 4° PIANO tel. 0044/7841/672781 (dal 12.01 al 23.01) MASSIMO ALBA VIA CORSICO, 8 tel. 02/89415710 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) MASSIMO REBECCHI VIA SPARTACO, 34 tel. 02/54107275 (dal 13.01 al 24.02) ROMEO GIGLI VIA FUMAGALLI, 6 tel. 02/5815391 (dal 15.01 al 29.02) VALEXTRA VIA MANZONI, 3 - 1° PIANO tel. 02/99786000 (dal 12.01 al 16.01) Milan Fashion Week Milano Moda Uomo 12 / 15 Gennaio 2008 EVENTI Sabato 12 gennaio 2008 dalle h. 21,00 alle h. 23,00 - MEN'S FASHION WEEK - SERATA ORGANIZZATA DA WALL STREET JOURNAL, SAKS FIFTH AVENUE E CAMERA NAZIONALE DELLA MODA ITALIANA - TRIENNALE DESIGN MUSEUM - VIALE ALEMAGNA 6 - SU INVITO Lunedì 14 gennaio 2008 h. 21,00 - DIVINA! MARIA CALLAS TRA MODA E MITO - SERATA ORGANIZZATA DA CAMERA NAZIONALE DELLA MODA ITALIANA DEDICATA ALLA MOSTRA DI MARIA CALLAS - VIA SANT'ANDREA 6 - SU INVITO Martedì 15 gennaio 2008 dalle h. 21,00 - "LACHIMICADELLEEMOZIONI" - SERATA EXTE' - VIA LAMBRUSCHINI 36 - SU INVITO © Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana. Proprieta’ artistica e letteraria riservata. Riproduzione in qualsiasi forma, memorizzazione o trascrizione con qualunque mezzo, sono vietate. Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana si riserva di apportare qualsiasi modifica alla funzionalità ed alla logistica del calendario stesso (vedi Regolamento Generale CNMI). Milano, 22 Dicembre 2007.
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