Max Mara Fashion Group

The 2012 Collection, from romantic allure and elegant minimalism, is dedicated to the modern and dynamic woman, who has no desire to lose hours for fittings in an atelier.
Tones offer a range of whites, from milk-white to ivory, with touches of transparent pastels in a make-up palette.

Discover the dates of Max Mara Wedding Tour!

Colourful, eclectic, glamour: Persona chose New York City to shoot the new 2012 Spring Summer collection.

The bright colours of the old cars from the Fifties get along with the nuance explosion of the Sport collection. The smell of coffee and ink of the typewriters in the open spaces from the City, reminds us of the Contemporary working lady.

The elegance of the Party collection lives in the bright lights of the rooftops.     

It's time for a fresh start with Persona!

Ready for the new season? Yellow, green, purple and orange.

Pennyblack collection indulges itself in the hues of the gems, including mixed and solid tones.

All this and much more on pennyblack.com

Actress and top model, Milla Jovovich brings energy to the Marella Spring Summer 2012 campaign.

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Sportmax presents the third chapter of the Carte Blanche artist's collection in collaboration with Lola Montes Schnabel.

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Discover the new collection on maxmara.com!

Online now the new Sportmax Spring Summer 2012 collection!

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Backstage Video

Sportmax Code

Spring - Summer 2012

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Short movie
Max Mara
Spring-Summer 2012

Photographer: Dewey Nicks
Ginta wears Max Mara
Ryan wears Canali

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Backstage video

Weekend Max Mara
Spring - Summer 2012



Photographer: Sebastian Kim

Videomaker: Peabody & Co
Models: Heidi and Josephine

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All the coolest look for the 2012 Pennyblack interseason. Just for you!

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Happy Birthday Max Mara 1951-2011!!

Max Mara will celebrate its 60th anniversary with Coats! exhibition in Moscow!

From today you can stay up to date on the entire Marella world through the Facebook fan page!

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The Whitechapel Gallery presents the work of Andrea Büttner, the winner of the third Max Mara Art Prize for Women in collaboration with the Whitechapel Gallery.

More info on: collezionemaramotti.org

The new MAX&C0. official Facebook page is online now. 

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Pennyblack has currently launched the official Facebook Fan Page.
Become fan and join the Pennyblack fashion community. You will be always updated about collections, new in-store arrivals, special projects, the most cool news.

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Giulia Maramotti Study Award 


Saturday 26 March 2011 at 10.00 a.m. at the Aula Magna of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, the award ceremony will be held for the 2009/2010 edition.
Special guests of the event, Mauro Lupi (Digital Area Manager with Ammiro Partners) and Laura Milani (Sales Manager of Facebook Italia), will speak on the topic of Passion and Profession: personal storytelling from the web world.
First-hand stories from two experts of the web world, who began their professional careers driven only by passion and personal values, winning elements even in today’s digital and technological environment.

The Soroptimist International Club of Reggio Emilia, appointed by the “Giulia Maramotti” Foundation, runs an annual competition to award six prizes to students of the “Galvani” Professional Institute and the “Chierici” State Art Institute, who are outstanding for the proficiency and quality of their work.
The subject of the competition for the academic year 2010-2011 is “GIRLS & BLOGS”.
The blog: a new form of communication, a new view of the "Street style", a new source of inspiration.
Click here to view and download the application for the 2010-2011 competition.
 

Marina Rinaldi accessories are the stars of the new season. A luxury chic mood that is expressed in the choice of quality leathers and in the unmistakeable designs that make each accessory a master piece.
From the croco-bag, true icon of autumn-winter, moving onto the new models of clutch bag and not forgetting the range of hot and furry gloves: ideal for giving a touch of warmth to winter looks.

Saturday 20 February 2010, the "Pietro Manodori" Great Hall of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia hosted the cerimony during which the Prizes were awarded to the winning students for the 2008-2009 edition.

The guest of honour was the designer Antonio Marras.

12 February - 15 April 2012
In both the six sculptures from the mid-1990s, and the six new drawings created for the exhibition Players, Huma Bhabha reinvents the human head, deconstructing and reconstructing an archetype in which she gathers and transforms various art-historical typologies. Bhabha seeks inspiration from very different sources, tribal art, science-fiction, combining them to arrive at a new kind of figuration and constructing the human face as a site in which all the possibilities of the expressive can be played out.

26 February - 15 April 2012
Conceived specifically for the former factory of Max Mara fashion company, now housing the Maramotti Collection, the large installation Are We Still Going On? by Kaarina Kaikkonen follows and accompanies the compositional structure of the building, an interesting example of brutalist and organicist architecture from the 1950’s. The old entrance to the factory - where the artwork is realized - is ideally divided into two areas; the horizontal beams in reinforced concrete lining the pillars, not only provide the space with an architectural rhythm, but also become part of the artist’s work.

13 November 2011 – 29 April 2012

Following its London showing, the Collezione Maramotti presents the latest project by artist Andrea Büttner, the third recipient of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women in collaboration with London’s Whitechapel Gallery. The works produced for the show highlight all the key concerns of Büttner’s artistic research, which is aimed at exploring the interconnections between religion and art and the affinities between religious communities and the art world. The artist is interested in the concept of poverty as much from an aesthetic as from a spiritual point of view; not only as it relates to monastic movements, but also to artistic movements, in particular Arte Povera.

30 October 2011 – 29 January 2012

Three large canvases by Alessandro Pessoli, a miscellany of classic pictorial compositions and themes, take as their starting point the complex subject of the Crucifixion, the matrix, the “pilot light” for the new works produced for this exhibition. Pessoli’s work comes together through a process of linguistic construction/deconstruction, which is both symbolic and physical and in which the erased, covered, leftover parts often constitute the painting’s fundamental structure: a quest for an interior truth, which reveals itself in the vitality of the image and the painting that the artist is continually striving to achieve.