Martine Rose will be the next guest designer at Pitti Uomo
			by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
						
			
			
Martine Rose will be the undisputed star of the next edition of Pitti Uomo, to be held next January (10-13) in Florence (Italy). So, without further ado, we heard the news this morning.
Rose is ready to pack her bags and travel to the Italian city to present her Autumn/Winter 23 collection for her eponymous brand. “I’m so honored to be showing as part of Pitti Uomo in January,” said Rose. “Pitti were celebrating men’s design way ahead of the curve and many of the designers I respect have been a part of it. We are all so excited to come to Florence, a city I love, with our next collection!”
What will Martine have in store for this important event? Little do we know, but we’re sure to see everything from reimagined tailoring, contemporary sportswear silhouettes, or designs inspired by her experiences and interest in the rave, hip-hop, and punk subcultures.
From now on, the British-Jamaican menswear designer can add one more achievement to her list and proudly boast of having been part of Pitti Uomo and of having been the guest star of the 103rd edition like some of her peers such as Virgil Abloh, Glenn Martens, Rick Owens, Wales Bonner or Craig Green.
Let the countdown to see Martine Rose in action begin!
			 
									 
				
			
		
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