Diana Studio launches with immersive knitwear exhibition in Milan
Diana Studio, an evolution of a Prato knitwear factory operating for over fifty years, presented its debut collection 'Rumori Quotidiani' at the Aretè Showroom in Milan. The event featured an immersive installation curated by Nicola Pantano, guiding visitors from raw materials to finished garments through tactile displays and a video documenting production processes. The Spring Summer 27 collection was displayed in the garden, emphasizing material lightness. Diana Studio adopts a vertical production model: part of the collection is made in Prato under the 'Manufatto Italiano' line, while another part is produced in Bangladesh with Italian yarns and supervised by Italian technicians. The team aims to produce the best possible product at the best possible price, prioritizing investment in knitwear over image.
Key facts
- Diana Studio is an evolution of a Prato knitwear factory over fifty years old.
- The debut collection is called 'Rumori Quotidiani'.
- The event was held at Aretè Showroom in Milan.
- The installation was curated by Nicola Pantano.
- The Spring Summer 27 collection was displayed in the garden.
- Production is split between Prato (Manufatto Italiano line) and Bangladesh.
- Bangladesh production uses Italian yarns and is supervised by Italian technicians.
- The team's goal is to make the best product at the best price, investing in knitwear over image.
Entities
Artists
- Nicola Pantano
Institutions
- Diana Studio
- Aretè Showroom
- Manufatto Italiano
Locations
- Prato
- Italy
- Milan
- Bangladesh