Venezia da Vivere shares with the city the premiere of the film and all the videos created for Venice Fashion Week Digital. It is a work in progress project developed with Venetian hotels, creatives, and artisans for the rebirth of Venice
Venice Reborn Through Creativity: Venezia da Vivere, guest of the Cinema Barch-In festival, presents the film In Venice, Fashion Is Slow featuring the places and talents of fashion, sustainability, and craftsmanship in Venice, protagonists of the digital edition of Venice Fashion Week 2020.
During June and July, Venice Fashion Week Digital chronicled the life of Venice with digital events dedicated to designers, artisans, stylists, and creatives. The events, with thousands of online viewers, took place behind closed doors in Venetian hotels (see everything on instagram.com/veneziadavivere and instagram.com/venicefashionweek).
The videos filmed during these months present an unprecedented Venice of secret rooms, rooftop terraces, and contemporary art, of breathtaking beauty among seagulls and calm waters, full of life and creative ferment in its ateliers and artisan workshops, thanks to the talent of designers, tailors, goldsmiths, and artists—the lifeblood of the city.
VENICE FASHION WEEK DIGITAL SCHEDULE
Day 1 | July 30
11:00 AM
The St Regis Venice presents the limited edition by Tiziano Guardini created with Tessiture Luigi Bevilacqua (HERE the video)
11:10 AM
Interview with Rodolfo Bevilacqua of Tessiture Luigi Bevilacqua (HERE the video)
12:30 PM
Venetian Artisans: Valeria Sacchi for Valeria Boncompagni (HERE the video)
12:40 PM
Lorenzo Cinotti interviews Valeria Sacchi, artist and designer of the Valeria Boncompagni brand (HERE the video)
4:30 PM
Venetian Artisans, Norma Marzà for Teo d’Amar (HERE the video)
4:40 PM
Lorenzo Cinotti interviews Norma Marzà, designer of the Teo d’Amar brand (HERE the video)
6:40 PM
Live from the terrace of H10 Palazzo Canova hotel, the Venezia da Vivere team discusses how online communication about Venice has transformed, and the experience of two months of filming to create In Venice, Fashion Is Slow, the film about fashion in Venice presented yesterday at Cinema Barch-in.
9:00 PM
Ca’ Sagredo Hotel presents Eleonora Lastrucci (HERE the video)
9:10 PM
Lorenzo Cinotti interviews designer Eleonora Lastrucci and Lorenza Lain of Ca’ Sagredo Hotel (HERE the video)
Day 2 | July 31
11:00 AM
Hotel Ausonia e Hungaria presents the Tabinotabi brand (HERE the video)
11:30 AM
Venetian Artisans, Alessandra Defranza for Tabinotabi (HERE the video)
12:30 PM
Atelier23 presents the performance Venice in Storm at Hotel Aquarius (HERE the video by Sara Pivetta)
4:30 PM
Venetian Artisans, Venezia da Vivere and Venice Fashion Week present the brand and Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua – brand partner Gaiofatto (HERE the video)
6:30 PM
Live from The St Regis Venice hotel, Venezia da Vivere interviews fashion reporter and TV author Valeria Oppenheimer. A conversation about the evolution of digital fashion weeks, and a virtual and real toast from the hotel terrace on the Grand Canal where Venice Fashion Week Digital began.
9:00 PM
Hotel Palazzo Ca’ Bonfadini presents In Screaming Colors Atelier (HERE the video)
Venice is a slow city. This is a unique and unmissable moment to present Venice as a quality destination for conscious tourism. Instagram, Facebook, YouTube—and recently TikTok—are the social platforms where news, fashion, and culture are currently discussed, where people study and attend theater. Venice Fashion Week is the channel to experience fashion and craftsmanship in Venice.
The protagonists of the first edition of Venice Fashion Week Digital:
Tiziano Guardini with Tessiture Luigi Bevilacqua at The St. Regis Venice and Caffè Florian
Eleonora Lastrucci at Hotel Ca’ Sagredo
Teo d’Amar, Norma Marzà
Valeria Boncompagni, Valeria Sacchi
Tabinotabi, Alessandra Defranza at Hotel Ausonia Hungaria
Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua
Atelier 23 by Fosca Parisi, Luna Pesce, Melissa Comodo at Hotel Aquarius
(video filming by Sara Pivetta)
In Screaming Colors Atelier at Hotel Palazzo Ca’ Bonfadini
In Screaming Colors Atelier, Hotel Palazzo Ca’ Bonfadini
Venice Fashion Week Digital is online on Instagram, YouTube, IGTV channels, and TikTok at @VeniceFashionWeek and @Veneziadavivere
In Venice, Fashion Is Slow
Produced by: Venezia da vivere for Venice Fashion Week
Art direction: Laura Scarpa and Lorenzo Cinotti
Director: Gianpaolo Cerato / YourCreativeFilm
Production management: Jacopo Casotto
Social media: Estefania Baldéon
Press: Lucia Pecoraro
Photographers: Marta Formentello, Roberto Rosa, Settimo Cannatella
Makeup and Hairstyle Artists: Crisam Professional Makeup Academy
Special thanks to
Cinema Barch-In
Associazione Piazza San Marco
Ebav, Tavolo Veneto della Moda
VeneziaUnica
Venicefashionweek is a project by Venezia da Vivere with the patronage of the Municipality of Venice and is part of the Le Città in Festa program.
Photographs by Marta Formentello @ItsMartaEffe, video by Gianpaolo Cerato @YourCreativeFilm
