NonostanteMarras

A hidden courtyard, immersed in a former industrial space once occupied by a workshop. An almost unreachable if not known place , behind the houses of Via Cola di Rienzo, 8 a few steps from the nightlife of Tortona and the Solari Park. 

Antonio Marras, well-known name of the Sardinian fashion industry and all-round creative has decided to open his Milanese shop here, in an area of ​​Milan where courtyards and secret gardens survive undisturbed by the clamor of the center. In spite of this, Mararras is the result of a contradiction : a deep desire by the designer to communicate his art to a heterogeneous and curious public, without wanting to lock him up in a cold store, limited to the purchase of clothing. The immense space was in fact conceived as a multifaceted meeting point , in which to move freely between paintings, books, objects, clothes, accessories and “pierpierini,” puppets made with the waste fabrics of the Marras collections. 

A living room with meticulously peeling walls, where vintage sofas and armchairs, immense windows overlooking the internal courtyard, antique mirrors, wooden beams and floral furnishings trace a path out of the ordinary, which invites its visitors to feel at home, browsing here and there . The inspiration and the genius of the designer have created a shop that allows you to have a sensory shopping experience , in the name of “timelessness.” The men’s and women’s collections that stand out on mannequins and on retro hangers represent that “out of the ordinary” fashion concept that Marras is a spokesperson for.

Despite Marras, it is worth a visit : to buy, photograph, touch, browse and try. It’s a unique experience in a fluid place, where internal space and dehors dialogue synergistically to accompany the visitor on a visual and eclectic journey, with free interpretation and use. 

Relax in a location where everything is allowed, breathing that air of contamination between art, fashion and design that distinguishes the visionary world without schemes of the stylist made in Alghero.