Vogue World: Milano 2026 Transforms Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II With Five-Act Fashion Spectacle
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II was transformed by Vogue World: Milano, which presented a five-part event honoring Italian craftsmanship and innovation. The first act focused on textiles inspired by the Renaissance, while the second highlighted Torino's industrial achievements. The third act paid tribute to Italian cinema, and the fourth emphasized Milan's role in intelligent textiles. The final act imagined a future grounded in Italy's rich heritage. Key creative figures included Creative Director Juan Costa Paz, Francesca Ragazzi as Head of Editorial Content, and makeup artist Pat McGrath. This event received support from the Municipality of Milan and Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, with sponsorship from ALO, eBay, and Eli Lilly, and hospitality from Mandarin Oriental Milan and Palazzo Cordusio Gran Meliá.
Key facts
- Vogue World: Milano was staged at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan.
- The program comprised five acts: The Artisanal Revolution, The Industrial Revolution, Made in Italy, The Age of Intelligence, and The Imagination Revolution.
- Act III drew on Federico Fellini and the golden age of Italian cinema.
- Act IV framed Milan as a hub for research, manufacturing, design, and creativity.
- Juan Costa Paz of Convoy served as Creative Director; Francesca Ragazzi is Head of Editorial Content, Vogue Italia.
- Roberto Bolle was Performance Consultant and Principal Dancer, with Laccio choreographing the Roberto Bolle Intermezzo.
- eBay was Vogue's official vintage and pre-loved vintage partner for select fashion and accessories.
- The event was held under the patronage of the Municipality of Milan and Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, with artistic contribution from Teatro alla Scala and Accademia Teatro alla Scala.
- Presenting sponsors were ALO, eBay, Eli Lilly and Company, and Meta Glasses, with additional support from FedEx and OpenAl.
Entities
Artists
- Juan Costa Paz
- Francesca Ragazzi
- Jen Green
- Charm La'Donna
- Stephen Galloway
- Virginia Smith
- Laura Ingham
- Lady Amanda Harlech
- Peter Aluuan
- Luca Galasso
- Judith Clark
- Marie Julie Craeymeersch
- Pat McGrath
- Cyndia Harvey
- Eri Narita
- Gaspard Murphy
- Thomas Roussel
- Ivan Striga
- Becky Garner
- Brett Turnbull
- Simon Fisher
- Roberto Bolle
- Laccio
- Sache Taylor
- Sammi Tapper
- Maria Elettra Esteri
- Rose Carlisle
- Jessica Rose
- Chloe Zoller
- Leslie Ann Nunez
- Ariel Camara Bretas
- Honey Sweet Elias
- Naomi Elizée-Blue
- Marta Oldrini
- Sergio Kletnoy
- Ignacio Murillo
- Liana Weston
- Morgan Sensei
- Daniela Ravaglia
- Martina Amadori
- Irene Manicone
- Thespi Guatieri
- Traci Oshiro
- Lauren Brenner
- Tara Homeri
- John Callanta
- Joshua Fleming
- Rahel Gebreyes
- Linda Gittleson
- Dennis Guilbault
- Horst Lehner
- Massimiliano Lombardo
- Cecilie Norsgaard
- Oliver Scott
- Mitchell Stewart
- Daniel Taveras
- Romy van den Broeke
- Marco Viganò
- Jill Weiskopf
- Alessandra Chiacchiaretta
- Bernie Torres
- Marta Romanati
- Federico Fellini
Institutions
- Vogue
- Vogue Italia
- Convoy
- Genevieve Productions
- Global Fashion Network
- mode and the moon
- Balich Wonder Studios
- WITHOUT Productions
- ARF&YES.com
- Si Fi Productions
- Feed The Animals
- eBay
- Municipality of Milan
- Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana
- Teatro alla Scala
- Accademia Teatro alla Scala
- ALO
- Eli Lilly and Company
- Meta Glasses
- FedEx
- OpenAl
- Benetton
- Campari
- Davines
- Eataly
- Fiat
- Galvanina
- Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
- Novelty
- Palazzo Giureconsulti
- Rai Teche
- Santa Maria Novella
- Casa Brera, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Milan
- Château Monfort
- Mandarin Oriental Milan
- NH Milano Touring Collection
- Palazzo Cordusio Gran Meliá
- Rosa Grand Milano – Starhotels Collezione
- Residenza del Cardinale Meliá Collection
- Straf Hotel
- Vik Retreats
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Torino