It’s not a fashion show.
It’s its reflection.
It’s the city turning into a runway for everyone, without distinction.
A stage without a script, where each person plays a role – whether they know it or not.
I don’t judge, I don’t expose, I don’t glorify.
I observe. I return fragments: sometimes tender, sometimes skewed, sometimes hilarious. That’s what SfilaMi is: not a story about fashion, but about the people who live within it, alongside it, against it, or who simply move through it. Because in this city that is always on the runway, we’re all part of the same endless flow.
Diego Bardone — Born in Milan in 1963, he approached photography in the mid-1980s, collaborating for several years with Il Manifesto and a couple of small agencies.
The street is his natural habitat, and the simple flow of everyday life is what he loves to portray, using black and white as his expressive medium of choice.
He has held several exhibitions, both solo and collective, and his work has been featured in various Italian and international photography magazines.