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MSGM<\/strong> <\/a>is an Italian fashion brand established in 2009<\/strong>, currently on show at the Riccardo Grassi Show Room<\/strong><\/a> in Milan. <\/span>The designer of MGSM<\/strong> is Massimo Giorgetti<\/strong>, who hails from the Rimini region of Italy, who found himself destined for such a career having been fascinated by fashion from a young, no doubt because he was the product of parents who managed a fabrics company. His specialty is catching trends in their early stages and he has ploughed all his experience in a own collection centered around denim, sweatshirts and accessories. His style is contemporary and unique, with inspiration coming from a wide source of art, film and music. His vivid prints on high quality material soon garnered popularity, and within a short space of time, his work broke through the Italian borders and became popular on the international stage.<\/span><\/p>\n

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WAKAPEDIA’s MASSIMO GIORGETTI<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Sarawaka first met Massimo at the launch party for the collaboration between Toilet Paper Magazine<\/a><\/strong> and KENZO<\/a><\/strong>. She thought she\u2019d have a pre-part drink at the Hotel Plaza Athen\u00e9e,<\/a> and because she was heading to a party to celebrate both KENZO<\/strong> and Toilet Paper<\/strong>, she thought she would give them a little promotion. Taking sewing kit from her bag and setting her cocktail to one side, she began to sew the Toilet Paper logo into her clothes. The person who spotted this girl seemingly sewing aimlessly and who was gracious enough to offer some advice was, of course, Massimo. \u201cHow about sewing it into your brassiere?\u201d, he proffered. Two people in a high class hotel, drinking margaritas and sewing logos into bras. In anyone\u2019s eyes these would be two very strange people. Saying that,\u00a0that same onlooker would probably love a nice sweatshirt that Massimo designed, which can be seen all over Milan.<\/p>\n

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