The Journal
Fashion, week by week.
Figures, trade shows and news from Italian fashion, told straight by the FC MODA house. Every week.
Milan leaves neutrals behind: the season is in colour
Spring/summer 2027 leaves Milan with a bold palette, lingerie moving into daywear and craftsmanship on show. Meanwhile Première Vision looked at materials, and Paris opened its calendar.
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Fashion in September: the stage, the skirt, the slower pace
Vogue World turns the Galleria into a stage with Roberto Bolle, a Milan house builds an entire season around the skirt, a designer relaunches slower, Dalí meets fashion at Palazzo Reale.
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Fashion in September: The Hand, the New Direction, the Boutique
Milan opens its womenswear fashion week with an evening built around craftsmanship, Moschino changes creative direction, leather goods bring emerging designers out of the trade fair and into boutiques, the first S/S 2027 runways turn to turquoise.
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Fashion in September: Two Continents, One Prize, One School
New York returns with a new rule, Milan announces its biggest calendar yet, a prize and a school step onto the runway: four September stories, verified sources.
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September Fashion
White Milano expands across the Tortona district, Filo opens the materials season in Rho, an Umbrian village becomes the capital of embroidery: three September stories, verified sources.
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Fashion's September: fairs, runways, craft
Vogue World opens Milan on the hand versus the machine, Paris and Rho reopen the shows that decide next winter's materials, Italian craftsmanship keeps touring: the week in fashion, four verified stories.
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Italian fashion: the week of numbers
Cucinelli speeds up, exports slow under tariffs, Lineapelle and Milan Fashion Week gear up for September. Four facts, no sugar-coating.
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Fashion this week
Italian fabric lands in Shanghai, exports hold their course, multi-brand retail reinvents itself. What matters, in one read.
Read →What you find in the Journal
The FC MODA Journal is our weekly appointment with Italian fashion seen from the inside: the real numbers of the supply chain, the trade shows that matter — from Milano Moda Donna to Pitti — the trends reaching the shops and the movements of the wholesale trade. We don't write press releases: we tell what we see from our vantage point as a parent house, with three brands working across design, production and B2B distribution. Every article quotes its sources, separates facts from opinions and gets to the point: what this news means for those who buy and sell fashion every day.