On 2 December 2017 the artist and fashion designer Davide Cristofaro takes part in the Festival Europeo FFF (Photography, Models and Fashion Design), an event devoted to the meeting of creativity, image, fashion and new forms of artistic expression. The second edition, created by Alexandra Titova, takes place in Milan, at the Westin Palace on Piazza della Repubblica.
The quality jury
Davide is invited as a judge and brings to the jury his aesthetic sensibility, his experience in the world of art and design and his personal approach to creative research. Alongside him sit art critic and curator Luca Panaro, photographer and blogger Alessio Furlan, video reporter and TV presenter Katiuscia Laneri, Anna Del Prete, director of the Accademia Professionale PBS, and Giuseppe Fata, creative director and designer of Head Sculptures.
It is an occasion for meeting and exchange with professionals and leading figures from photography, fashion and fashion design, in a setting where talent, originality and expressive ability are essential.
On the runway
During the event Davide also presents a short show: he brings part of his creative universe to the runway, silk scarves and bow ties, and gives the audience a chance to engage with his vision of fashion. Then he takes the stage to talk about it.
An artist with a many-sided personality, Davide Cristofaro develops a creative language in which art, fashion and design meet and influence one another. His research stands out for its attention to beauty, elegance and the communicative power of images. For him art is not an isolated language, but a force able to cross fashion, design and every form of aesthetic expression.
Backstage
Before the show, backstage, bow ties and scarves are set in place.
Recognition
At the end of the day the festival presents Davide with a plaque: “A huge thank you to Davide Cristofaro!”
Acknowledgements
Thanks to Alexandra Titova and the Festival Europeo FFF, to Federica Ceralli and Sasha Donatelli, who walked in our scarves and bow ties, and to Francesco Sansone and Francesco Viganò for the photos.
