Sebastian Cabrices

Milan

Fashion Features Director at C41 Magazine

Featured in: Favicon

c41magazine.com Favicon

msn.com

voguescandinavia.com Favicon

ad-magazin.de

Articles

Designing Sound - C41 Magazine

1 week ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

In a city where the echoes of the Renaissance still reverberate through ancient stone corridors, a revolutionary music residency program is bridging centuries of artistic innovation. The Vintage Audio Institute and C/O BARDI have joined forces to create a unique creative sanctuary where selected musicians can immerse themselves in the rare confluence of historical space and vintage technology.
The Anthropologist's Eye: Graciela Iturbide's Revelatory Retrospective in Kyoto — C41 Magazine

1 week ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

In an unprecedented cultural exchange that bridges continents and traditions, the renowned Mexican photographer Graciela. Iturbide unveils her first major Japanese exhibition at the prestigious KYOTOGRAPHIE festival in Kyoto. Supported by the House of Dior, the retrospective, running from April 12 to May 11, 2025, offers a rare and comprehensive view of an artistic journey spanning six decades.
Tradiciones Reinventadas: La Ambiciosa Exploración del Bambú de Gucci en Milán

2 weeks ago | vogue.mx | Sebastian Cabrices

En los imponentes Claustros de San Simpliciano en Milán, Gucci dio vida a un diálogo entre tradición e innovación con la exhibición Encuentros de Bambú, dentro del marco del Salone del Mobile 2025. La muestra, comisionada y diseñada por el colectivo 2050+, examina la relación histórica de la casa de moda italiana con el material, llevándolo de un contexto utilitario a ser el protagonista de una narrativa cultural más amplia.
Dior's Sartorial Novel - C41 Magazine

1 month ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

In her Autumn-Winter 2025-2026 ready-to-wear collection, Maria Grazia Chiuri transforms the Dior runway into a meditation on fashion as a medium of cultural and personal transformation. Drawing inspiration from Virginia Woolf’s seminal novel “Orlando,” Chiuri crafts a collection that transcends temporal and gender boundaries, presenting clothing as a dynamic language of self-expression. The collection is a sophisticated dialogue between heritage and innovation.
A Dance Between Decades at Ferragamo — C41 Magazine

1 month ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

The fashion runway is, at its core, a stage. So it seems only natural that Maximilian Davis, now in his seventh season at Ferragamo, would turn to the world of dance for inspiration. His Fall/Winter 2025 collection draws from the austere elegance and functional grace of German Tanztheater, particularly the revolutionary work of choreographers like Pina Bausch. “The twenties were a moment of freedom, of people rebelling and creating spaces for themselves,” Davis explained backstage.
Prada Fall/Winter 2025: A Study in Contradictory Femininity — C41 Magazine

1 month ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

In Prada’s latest offering, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons have orchestrated what might be called a philosophical debate rendered in fabric and form. The collection stands not merely as clothing but as a meditation on contemporary femininity itself—that increasingly elusive concept in our gender-fluid, and fluid in general, era.
Emporio Armani FW25: A Full House — C41 Magazine

1 month ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

Mr. Armani played his hand on Thursday for his latest escapade at Emporio Armani, with a playing card-inspired collection titled All In. For fear of exhausting the card metaphors, we’ll move swiftly to the collection itself, which, unsurprisingly, centred on the four card motifs. In true Armani style, there was no shortage of looks—96 to be precise—leaving plenty to be explored. Velvet played a central role, appearing in all forms: hats, gloves, ties, shorts, two-piece suits, hooded jackets.
Sunnei FW25: A Reality Check — C41 Magazine

1 month ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

Sunnei is nothing if not real—a dose of veracity amidst the usual fashion frivolity. And yesterday, on a side street in the Milanese suburbs, outside the brand’s new flagship, design duo Simone Rizzo and Loris Messina proved that to be truer than ever. In the open air—a big gamble on a February afternoon—on two rows of benches, Sunnei did away with the lavishness we’ve become accustomed to at fashion week.
Jil Sander FW2025: The Meier’s Anthology — C41 Magazine

2 months ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

In what could only be described as fashion’s most elegant exit strategy, Lucie and Luke Meier delivered their swan song at Jil Sander yesterday—a collection that reminded us why their eight-year tenure has been one of quiet revolution rather than noisy disruption. Unlike the dramatic departures that have become fashion’s favorite spectator sport, there was no backstage drama, no industry whispers of discord.
The Birth of Peace of Mind — C41 Magazine

2 months ago | c41magazine.com | Sebastian Cabrices

It began with Sunday nights. For Jens Wohltorf, the genesis of Blacklane wasn’t rooted in complex business models or market analyses—it started with a simple desire shared between two friends who wanted to smile before the workweek began. Alongside his co-founder Frank, Jens dreamed of creating something larger than a service; they envisioned crafting an organization where purpose and respect would be the cornerstones of every interaction.