Nicolò Magistris is a photographer and art director, and has been working in Milan since 2022. He attended IED, graduating from the styling course, and is currently attending the Bauer photography academy. He has participated in numerous editorial projects, shooting digitally and on 35mm and instant film. From February 2023 he also deals with events, in June 2024 he took care of immortalising the Mach&Mach launch event inside Rinascente and in September 2024 he was a guest on the red carpet of the Gucci fashion show for the MFW. He participated in journalistic projects, supporting Alessia Caliendo in the creation of content for Artribune.
The Stylist:
My name is Giorgia Chiazzo and I am a freelance stylist. I come from Liguria, more precisely from Imperia, a small town overlooking the sea. Two years ago I decided to move to Milan to follow my dream and embark on a path in the world of fashion. I am currently attending the Fashion Stylist course at IED, where I am deepening my skills and cultivating my creativity. Fashion has always been a great passion of mine, and in the future I want to continue working as a stylist
The project:
In the 60s and 70s, retrofuturism transformed Milan into an avant-garde vision. Paco Rabanne’s style dominates, with clothes made of metal, plastic and unconventional materials that reflect the innovation of the period. The editorial captures the city through the creative gaze of that era: modern architectures are intertwined with bold silhouettes and geometric accessories, symbol of an imagined future. The images tell of an evolving Milan, where fashion becomes art and experimentation. The photography emphasises contrasts between urban spaces and visionary design, celebrating an era in which style redefined the possible and everyday life became extraordinary.
