18,143 Italians, (+ 6 percent)
The main foreign markets: Germany, Japan, Great Britain, Spain, Holland, France, United States
main growing foreign markets: China (+ 59 percent), Russia (+ 35 percent)
The exhibitors
651 firms
752 brands
261 (34.7 percent of the total) are from abroad
The new names
The new names and “comebacks” include: Acqua di Parma, Alain Mikli, Anthony Peto, Bil's, Bishu Bou, C.C.C, Faliero Sarti, Hardcore Session, Jauge Sept., Misa Harada, Momaboma, Moschino, R.E.D. Valentino Uomo, Rosasen, Seiji Kuroki Paris, Thirtyfive, Token, Tretorn, Valsport, Z Zegna
SPECIAL PROJECTS that will make their debut at this edition of Pitti Immagine include: Alexander McQueen Puma (worldwide exclusive premiere) ck Calvin Klein, Luna Rossa.
The sections
Pitti Immagine Uomo explores the multiple references and styles that make up contemporary men's fashions. The fair is organized into 10 sections which are linked to the three macro-areas of Classic, Informal and Avant-garde .
On 12 February 2001 Pitti Immagine and the CFMI (Centro di Firenze per la Moda Italiana) celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of Italian High Fashion. And it was during that same year, through the establishment of Intesa Moda by the CFMI and Sistema Moda Italia, that the Italian fashion trade-fair system was integrated, relaunching the strategic alliance between Florence and Milan to further the growth of Made in Italy.
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