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Lap three of Ferrari’s bid to become a champion constructor on the fashion circuit was held in Milan’s magnificent, just-refurbished Teatro Lirico. The relative intimacy of the venue represented an immediate upgrade from last season’s bombastic overcapacity. This intimacy also meant that at the very front of the stalls, before the show began, there was a traffic jam of idling figures drawn from Europe’s industrial elite. As well as the firm’s CEO, Benedetto Vigna, wearing a snazzy car-print foulard shirt, there was its president, John Elkann, whose family group, Exor, controls Ferrari, Juventus, and t among other enterprises. Just down from him was Ferrari board member and LVMH’s prize leading light, Delphine Arnault. Gildo Zegna was there too, representing his booming firm’s wares in a handsome trademark Alessandro Sartori–designed cashmere shacket.