Rome Fashion Week Will Return To Municipal Funding To Help Promote

Recently, the news media and

I am very surprised to receive an invitation from Rome fashion week.

The campaign was cancelled last week, but now it is reported that it will be held from January 30th to February 2nd.

Due to lack of funds, the original plan was to return in December.

It is reported that the Rome municipal government has agreed to allocate 300000 euros (about 361692 dollars) to support fashion week.

Traditionally, there are two activities in Rome fashion week every year, from July 11th to 15.

Always plan to proceed as usual.

"I hope we can break this impasse through the commitment of our members."

Silvia Ventirini Fendi, President of Rome fashion week, said last month.

"I fear that we will miss this opportunity to reaffirm public participation and build trust. This support gives us hope and gives us the opportunity to redevelop the most prosperous industry in our country."

Fendi added.

According to previous reports, last year, Prada brand designer Miuccia Prada and brand CEO Patrizio Bertelli were investigated by Italy tax authorities.

According to the agreement of Italy tax authorities in November 2013, Prada Fashion House announced that its business assets should be reorganized.

Last October, a legal official said that after they moved their headquarters back to Europe, Miuccia Prada and her husband Patrizio Bertelli paid $643 million 900 thousand to the Italy tax authorities.

In the same month, another

Dolce&Gabanna is facing a hearing from the Supreme Court of Italy about tax evasion.

But Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabanna were later acquitted and cleared of all charges.

If they are confirmed to commit a crime, they will be forced to pay a fine, and the company may face the fate of being closed.

As the country is experiencing a financial crisis, their implementation is more stringent than most other regions, so the Italy authorities have put more censorship into the fashion houses, but few cases have entered the court.