The ninth edition of ApritiModa returns with 93 participating protagonists from all over Italy. On October 25 and 26, 2025, the event, the brainchild of journalist Cinzia Sasso, will, as usual, give the opportunity to visit the behind-the-scenes of Italian fashion free of charge by booking on apritiModa.it. Companies, laboratories, museums and ateliers will open their doors "to give the opportunity to get to know the beauties and secrets of Italian fashion, meet and talk with those who work every day to ensure that through their artifacts the reputation of Made in Italy is kept high."
There where the creativity, genius and know-how of Made in Italy are hidden: from Piedmont to Sicily, many workshops, ateliers, maisons, factories, theatrical tailors and museums open their doors for a unique occasion joined by Villa Bernasconi with special events and free guided tours of the museum

Villa Bernasconi program

Saturday, October 25th, 2025

10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m., 4 p.m.
ApritiModa 2025. Guided tours of the museum at Villa Bernasconi
Free participation with reservations required

5 p.m.
ApritiModa 2025. Workshop at Villa Bernasconi
The transmission of knowledge.
Tradition and creativity between generations
Presentation by students of theComo A. Galli Academy of Silk Research and scarves designed and made from the stimuli that emerged during interviews with artisans and professionals over 65 who, in various capacities, have worked in the silk production chain in the area.
Free participation with reservations required

Sunday, October 26th, 2025

10 a.m., 12 p.m., 2 p.m., 4 p.m.
ApritiModa 2025. Guided tours of the museum of Villa Bernasconi
Free participation with reservations required

11 a.m.
ApritiModa 2025. Workshop at Villa Bernasconi
A designer's tale
Meeting with Fulvio Alvisi, designer and lecturer
A Designer's Tale. From Tessiture Seriche Bernasconi to the runways of today's fashion weeks. Liberty. A timeless style.
The tale of how the Villa is the work of in an artistic movement that continues to influence fashion.
Free participation with reservations required

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