Martino Carrera is a correspondent for WWD in the Milan bureau. He specializes in the men's, sustainability, and textile beats, with a focus on the intersections of beauty and fashion, retail, and corporate sustainability. His work has been featured in multiple outlets, including Yahoo News, Sourcing Journal, and Footwear News.
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Milan, Italy (Local)
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Martino Carrera's articles predominantly revolve around the fashion and luxury industry, with a focus on press releases, private sector announcements, and event coverage. As such, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to new fashion collections, brand collaborations, executive interviews in the fashion industry, and significant events within the fashion world.
For effective outreach to Martino Carrera, consider pitching stories that align with his focus on beauty & fashion as well as design. Highlighting unique insights or access to exclusive events within the luxury brands and high-end fashion space could capture his attention. Additionally, providing details of upcoming launches or partnerships by renowned labels may also pique his interest due to his coverage attributes.
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The Milan-based Eleventy is betting on direct retail, womenswear and hospitality-inflected stores as it builds on 125 million euros in 2025 sales.
Pitti Uomo's exhibitors tapped into the different menswear tribes with their spring 2027 collections unveiled at the four-day trade show.
By: Martino Carrera
Veramonteforte, the atelier brand by Massimo Monteforte, has launched a ready-to-wear line endorsed by textile mill Reda and Camera Buyer Italia.
Umit Benan Men’s Spring 2027 Ready to Wear Runway, Fashion Show & Collection Review. The designer made a case about luxury as the feeling of quality.
Titled Fay Atlantic, the capsule blends Pierre Casiraghi’s longtime passion for sailing and the brand’s roots in the great outdoors.
In a highly segmented menswear market, WWD picks its favorite essentials from the fair.
Slam Jam has once again retooled its business model to work with Nike, Dickies, Jordan, Wrangler and more labels on brand elevation.
Saul Nash Men's Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Runway, Fashion Show & Collection Review. The designer turned corsetry into urban sportswear and tailored gear.
Shinyakozuka Men’s Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Runway, Fashion Show & Collection Review. At his debut runway show in Milan he sought to bring a blurred vision of the world for spring.
By: Miles Socha, Luisa Zargani
