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Benetton Dresses Teatro alla Scala Chorus for Vogue World: Milano 2026

other · 2026-09-22

On September 22, 2023, Benetton teamed up with Luca Galasso, the Fashion Director of Vogue World: Milano, to design outfits for 103 young choristers from Teatro alla Scala. These performers, ranging in age from nine to 20, showcased their talents across five acts, with opera singers entertaining from windows during the Intermezzo. Galasso selected Benetton for its nostalgic connection to childhood. The attire combined formal elegance with youthful vibrancy, featuring a white cotton shirt, black stretch poly-viscose trousers, and a black satin cummerbund, complemented by a Bordeaux Pantone Cabernet bow tie instead of the usual black. These outfits will become part of La Scala's choir uniform, presented to the choristers by both brands.

Key facts

  • Benetton and Luca Galasso collaborated on the wardrobe for 103 Teatro alla Scala choristers at Vogue World: Milano
  • The event was held inside Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II on the first day of Milan Fashion Week
  • Choristers aged nine to 20 performed across five acts, with La Traviata selections sung from windows overlooking the Galleria's central octagon during the Intermezzo
  • The white shirt is made from 100% cotton with a bib front, regular fit, classic cuffs, and concealed button placket
  • Black trousers use a stretch poly-viscose blend with a center crease, tailored waistband, slanted front pockets, and double-welt back pockets
  • The bow tie is 100% silk twill in Bordeaux Pantone Cabernet, replacing the traditional black
  • The black satin cummerbund has an adjustable back fastening to adapt as choristers grow
  • Benetton and Galasso gifted the garments to the choristers, making them La Scala's choir uniform going forward

Entities

Artists

  • Luca Galasso

Institutions

  • Benetton
  • Teatro alla Scala
  • Vogue World
  • Vogue
  • Vibi Venezia

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

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