Montblanc presents its latest leather collections at Milan Fashion Week, hosting a breakfast preview for media, influencers, and VIP guests at Salone dei Tessuti. The neo-gothic space featured mid-century furniture pieces curated by the Italian gallery Volumnia. Montblanc showcased its writing culture through a Montblanc desk, designed by Marco Tomasetta.
Guests could experience craftsmanship with a leather bookmark and a second-hand book from Pettirosso Coolture Club, a cultural movement promoting critical thinking in education. Montblanc highlighted its Italian design collaboration with Ferrari, which included a yellow Ferrari 275 GTB/4 and a sneak peek at the upcoming 2025 alliance.
“Milan is a city that lives and breathes design, making it the natural setting for Montblanc’s latest showroom where we have put the spotlight firmly on the art of craftsmanship – a concept at the heart of our Maison that can be felt across all product categories, from writing instruments created in Hamburg to leather goods crafted in Florence. I envisioned the showroom as a space where guests could find inspiration in world design and immerse themselves in the many forms of craftsmanship expressed at Montblanc,” explains Marco Tomasetta, Montblanc Artistic Director.
Montblanc’s Spring/Summer 2025 leather collections showcase bold new designs, shapes, and colours under Marco Tomasetta’s direction. The Meisterstück, Soft, Sartorial, and Extreme 3.0 collections feature mountain closures, colour palettes, multi-lime colour capsules, and customizable buckles.
Montblanc celebrates the 100th anniversary of its Meisterstück writing instrument, a distinctive cigar-shaped fountain pen with three gold rings and handcrafted gold nib. The Meisterstück, a symbol of Montblanc’s craftsmanship since 1924, is synonymous with the brand.