The exhibition presents 30 garments created by students of the two-year postgraduate program, alongside a collective textile piece: a large patchwork made of cotton gauze, dyed using the traditional oshibori technique and produced during a workshop led by Nancy Martin.

Through an exploration of fashion languages, students were invited to articulate their individual visions and cultural roots—bringing forth original creations that reflect their personal interpretations. This rich diversity of outcomes has been curated and reimagined by Romeo Gigli, who constructs a shadowed urban landscape where different cultures and aesthetics meet and coexist. This scenography is animated by the choreography of Davide Montagna and the soundscape composed by Aldo Lanzini