On November 13, in the prestigious setting of Palazzo Mezzanotte, the historic headquarters of Borsa Italiana, the 30th edition of the Pambianco – PwC Fashion Summit took place under the title “Thirty Years of Fashion, from Designers to Major Groups. What Future Awaits Made in Italy?”

This year’s edition celebrated three decades of evolution in the Italian fashion system, tracing the journey from the creative vision of individual designers to the rise of large industrial groups that today embody the essence of Made in Italy worldwide. Throughout the day, entrepreneurs, executives, and institutional leaders shared their insights, including Adolfo Urso, Minister of Enterprises and Made in Italy, Carlo Capasa, Chairman of the National Chamber for Italian Fashion, and representatives from leading international companies such as Meta, Zalando, H&M Group, Prada Group, and Microsoft.

The summit offered an overview of the current challenges and future perspectives of the industry, exploring themes such as technological innovation, digital transformation, sustainability, and new consumer trends. It was a valuable opportunity to reflect on how the fashion industry can continue to grow and innovate while preserving the unique identity and value of Made in Italy on the global stage.
The event was held in hybrid format, featuring an in-person audience alongside an online community connected via the Pambianco News platform and social channels.