Opificio Modenese brings the Spring/Summer 2026 collection to the runway in Ferrara.

Emilia-Romagna, Ferrara – Fashion, cinema, and music came together in the heart of Ferrara’s Piazza Trento e Trieste for the event “Fashion on the Road – Quando la Moda incontra il Cinema,” which featured the brand Opificio Modenese among its key participants.

The event, held on the evening of Saturday, September 13, 2025, was promoted by CNA Ferrara in collaboration with CNA Bologna, CNA Modena, CNA Ravenna, and the Municipality of Ferrara.

Opificio Modenese unveiled its new Spring/Summer 2026 collection in front of an audience of several hundred people.

The evening was hosted by Laura Miuccia Padovani, a well-known radio and television personality, while live performances by young singers from the Ferrara Film Orchestra accompanied the runway show with famous songs and medleys, sparking emotion and applause throughout the night.

New Opificio Modenese Collection: A Journey Between Japan and Contemporary Style
Opificio Modenese’s proposal for the upcoming season draws inspiration from Japanese elegance, reinterpreted through a modern lens.

The runway featured garments in soft hues, enlivened by fuchsia and deep reds reminiscent of cherry blossoms. Lightweight, almost ethereal fabrics created a refined interplay of layers and transparencies. The collection also included several pieces made with elegant jacquards, featuring exotic flair.

Also showcased was a design crafted from Sensitive® fabric, a now-signature element of the brand. For years, Opificio Modenese has embraced this innovative and sustainable material, appreciated for its comfort and wrinkle resistance.

Fashion, Craftsmanship, and Local Identity
The initiative highlighted the value of Italian fashion and craftsmanship as cultural and creative drivers, capable of bridging regions, styles, and generations. It offered a chance to appreciate the work of companies that make quality and research their trademarks.

For Opificio Modenese, this event—staged in one of the symbolic cities of Italian culture—was an opportunity to reaffirm its identity: a Made in Italy brand that combines stylistic innovation, commitment to sustainability, and attention to sartorial detail.