6. In the Renaissance
period, from Florence
where was the the heart of
the fashion , influenced by
Michelangelo, Leanardo da
Vinci, Raphael and Botticelli
7.
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11. Thanks to the nearby town
of Prato,
the industrial centre of
textile production, wool, silk
and textiles, have been the
main products of the local
economy since the 14th
century
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14.
15. In the early decades of
the 20th century, Florence
was the hometown of some
of the biggest names
involved in the business of
fashion
19. He considered the pioneer
of Made in Italy, choose
Florence as the place to
make his remarkeble shoes
and settled his
headquarters in Palazzo
Spini Feroni
30. In the 1950s, Emilio Pucci,
a member of a noble
Florentina family of the
twelfth century, created to
look now known as „casual
elegance‟ that just decades
later would become the
world famous market
Italian ready-to-wear
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32.
33. In 1950s,Italian
businessman Giovanni
Battista
organized first Italy‟s
fashion show
in the famous
Sala Bianca of the Pitti
Palace
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35.
36. After the show,
Italian fashion had
become an
international reality
and
Florence was its
capital
37.
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39. In 1970s, Roberto Cavalli,
famous designer from
Florence,
showed his first collection
in Florence in the historic
White Room of Pitti Palace
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45. In 1980s, founded a major
fashion-design school
“The Instituto
PolitecnicoInternazionale della
Moda”
symbolizes how important is
the fashion for the city of
Florence
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48.
49. Florence is hometown still
the world‟s biggest men‟s
fashion event,
“Pitti Imagine Uomo”
many Italian and foreign
designers come to
Florence to participate
this show, calling a very
big attention on the city
