Antonio Mancinelli
Fashion journalist
A journalist since 1991, he was the editor-in-chief of Marie Claire until July 2021. Now, he collaborates with Repubblica, D - La Repubblica delle Donne, Amica, Amica.it, Il Foglio, Style, and other online and offline media. He started his career at the Italian daily Corriere della Sera. He has bylines with various magazines and newspapers, from Vogue to Panorama, from Diario to Elle, just to name a few. He has written and hosted broadcasts on Radio Tre and published various books: among these, Fashion Box has been translated worldwide. The last one, L'arte dello styling, written with Susanna Ausoni for Vallardi, is recording great feedback and sales. He has always been attentive to fashion as a reflection of society and a political device designed to explain cultural mutations. He has taught in public and private universities, first the Accademia Costume e Moda in Rome, then the Politecnico of Milan, the Alma Studiorum University of Bologna, Polimoda in Florence, Fashion Academy in Naples, the Catholic University of Milan, Domus Academy and Marangoni in Milan. The Ministry of Culture called him to be part of the Fashion Commission as Italian cultural heritage. He has participated in drafting the catalogs of important exhibitions: among the most recent ones, Romanzo breve di moda maschile, at Palazzo Pitti in Florence (2019), Italiana. L'Italia vista dalla moda at Palazzo Reale in Milan (2018), up to Rick Owens’ retrospective Subhuman Inhuman Superhuman, at the Triennale di Milano (2017).