Italy National Fashion House Announced The 2014 Spring Summer Milan Fashion Sunday Schedule.

< p > the Italy National Fashion Association recently announced the 2014 spring summer Milan fashion Sunday schedule. The time of Armani (Giorgio Armani) show that the "Italy brand back to Milan released the fashion series" has been set. So it seems that "made in Italy" may return strongly.

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< p > it is reported that there is no Armani in the list of the new Italy national fashion houses released in June. The terms of entry for this premise refer to the brand Prada Miu of PradaSpA Prada released in Paris.

Miuccia Prada, the designer of Prada, published a new sub line "country of origin" at the end of last year, replacing the same Italy manufacturing with "made in India", "made in Scotland", "made in Japan" and "made in Peru".

This led to Armani's strong dissatisfaction, which has always been a reason for not entering the chamber of Commerce.

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< p > although the problem remains unresolved in this year's chamber of Commerce, Armani still has no membership.

However, in order to revive the increasingly fashionable Milan fashion week in recent years and take practical action to support "Made in Italy Italy manufacturing", many leading brands in Italy fashion industry have joined the Italy National Fashion Association.

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< p > these leaders include Angela Missoni from Missoni (Missoni) family, Silvia Venturini Fendi from Fendi (Fendi) family, chief executive officer of Tod s SpA, Valentino CEO CEO, chairman and CEO of Gucci, chairman and CEO of the company.

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Therefore, choosing Armani, independent of the fashion house, and Du Gabbana, Dolce&Gabbana, has been attacked by members of the chamber of Commerce. P

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< p >, however, aside from the question of "joining the club or not", it is no doubt that a large number of luxury goods will be added to Italy's manufacturing development in the future, and Italy will make a beautiful return in the future.

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< p > in fact, in recent years, manufacturing in Italy has been "bad mouthing". Apart from the chamber of Commerce, there are signs of recovery from this year's trend.

A recent survey showed that Italy's manufacturing industry expanded for the first time in two years in July, due to increased output and new orders.

Data show that Italy's Markit/ADACI Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to 50.4 in July from 49.1 in June, up from 49.8 of market expectations.

The index rose for the first time since July 2011 to the top 50 of the divide and reached its highest level since May 2011.

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