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Ragazza con cappello di tulle, chiusi gli occhi, in bianco e nero.

"A Different Fashion" represents a prestigious addition to the Capital's summer events calendar. It will be open to the public until September 17th, offering all photography lovers the opportunity to immerse themselves in the art of one of the world's greatest international artists, Raimondo Rossi, known also as Ray Morrison.

This exhibition is much more than a mere celebration of fashion and aesthetics. Through his work, Raimondo Rossi invites viewers to reflect on the profound meaning of beauty and the importance of inclusion. His photographs urge us to look beyond appearances and embrace diversity, emphasizing the significance of mutual respect and acceptance. If you are in Europe, don't miss the opportunity to visit this extraordinary exhibition that has brought forth an important and innovative form of art to the vibrant Eternal City.

Primo piano di una donna con pelle scura, labbra nere e vestito arancione con ricami a forma di foglia.

“Thirty-five shots that speak of the non-verbal language conveyed through the use of the body and objects: an unmissable cameo of beauty and art for photography enthusiasts”.

Due persone, un adulto e un bambino, con i capelli ricci, visti di lato, in un momento intimo e affettuoso, in tonalità di sepia.

7 themes selected, with a total of 35 photographs. "A Different Fashion: shades and meanings that make every detail of life precious", through photography, gives prominence to the many garments and accessories adopted by the fashion world and then assimilated into everyday life, subverting their common sense to discover their deeper, often unknown meanings. Raimondo Rossi takes us hand in hand on a journey of deep reflection and introspection, questioning our ability to relate authentically to others. A journey to discover the many heroes and battles of the past that we unconsciously carry with us every day.

Una donna e una bambina in abbigliamento estivo indossano cappelli di paglia, si abbracciano e guardano l'obiettivo, in un ambiente naturale.
Ritratto in bianco e nero di una giovane donna con capelli corti, orecchini a cerchio e collana di brillanti, con il logo di Vogue in basso a sinistra.
Ritratto in primo piano di due volti, uno con pelle chiara e l'altro con pelle scura, che si fronteggiano con gli occhi chiusi. La foto è in tonalità seppia e ha il logo VOGUE in basso a sinistra.
Due donne nude si sorridono e si avvicinano con le mani toccandosi le palme, in un'immagine in bianco e nero.

From the Institutional Greetings

“In order to enhance and promote the master’s work, we have made the Museum of the Walls of Rome available, located inside the Porta of San Sebastiano, one of the most striking locations of the whole monumental complex of the Aurelian Walls. Through photographs and portraits taken from an unprecedented perspective, both Romans and foreigner visitors will have the opportunity to rediscover the beauty of diversity”.

Alessandro Onorato

(Councillor for Fashion, Major Events, Tourism and Sport of Rome)