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Istituto Marangoni Milano hosts 2026 graduate runway showcase
Istituto Marangoni Milano presented its 2026 graduate runway showcase, DYSFLEXION, at the new Palazzo Turati campus in Milan. The event showcased ten top graduates from over 200 third-year students in Fashion Design & Accessories. A technical jury of industry professionals evaluated the collections, emphasizing material experimentation and fluid identity.
01Istituto Marangoni Milano hosted its 2026 graduate runway showcase at Palazzo Turati.
02The show features ten top graduates from a pool of over 200 third-year students.
03The event involved a technical jury of industry professionals.
Where the coverage differs
United Kingdom: Highlights the new campus and the showcase format, with a technical jury including notable figures like Marco Rambaldi, Galib Gassanoff, and Satoshi Kuwata.
NL: Focus on the new Palazzo Turati campus and the selection of ten graduates from over 200 students.
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Typical headline, translated
Istituto Marangoni Milano presents 2026 graduate runway showcase at new Palazzo Turati campus
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Highlights the new campus and the showcase format, with a technical jury including notable figures like Marco Rambaldi, Galib Gassanoff, and Satoshi Kuwata.
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Does not focus on specific design outcomes or critical reception metrics.
Limited coverage: 1 article1 article · FashionUnited UK
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