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He completed his education at the Polimoda International Institute of Design and Marketing in Florence in 1988. Following that, Zucchelli underwent training at the architectural faculty of the University of Florence. After completing his education, he was hired by the fashion house "Jil Sander," where he worked for two years.

For example, during his show in New York, he showcased models that incorporated foam traditionally used for bike seat padding.

In 2009, Italo Zucchelli was named the Best Menswear Designer by the Council of Fashion Designers of America. In 2003 an alternation of generations took place at the label, because at the fashion shows Calvin Klein took place in the auditorium, while Italo Zucchelli accepted the final-applause at the catwalk.

Education

Born in San Terenzo, Italy, Zucchelli studied architecture in Florence for two years before leaving his previous interests behind to study design and style at Polimoda the famous prestigious fashion school of Florence.

Career

After working in menswear for Jil Sander, he worked for Calvin Klein for six seasons before Klein left the company and Zucchelli was promoted to Men"s Creative Director of for spring 2004.

Then he visited architecture courses for two years at the university, also in Florenz.

Italo Zucchelli worked for two years as a creative chef at Jil Sander, as well as a designer for Romeo Gigli. He created his first collection as the head designer for the spring-summer season in 2004. He has been often noted for using unique materials in his designs.

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Foreign example, he used foam from bicycle seats which he displayed at his 2009 show in New New York

Zucchelli continues to receive advice from Klein in an effort to stay true to the original vision of the brand.

He was nominated once before in 2007, losing to Ralph Lauren.

Achievements

• In 2009 he won his first CFDA award.