When Brüno started invading Milan’s spring 2009 runways in September of last year, to call the fashion industry “resistant” would be an understatement. He managed to get backstage at Iceberg, Mariella Burani, and Roberto Musso’s shows, and storm Agatha Ruiz de la Prada’s runway wearing a Velcro suit with bits of her collection stuck to it. Italian Fashion Week authorities quickly responded with official warnings to other labels about the hooligan named Brüno. WWD reports:
“I am happy with it now,” she said after reflecting on her upcoming star turn in the film. “It can be amusing, no? Besides, he’s given me a lot of publicity.”
When Brüno started invading Milan’s spring 2009 runways in September of last year, to call the fashion industry “resistant” would be an understatement. He managed to get backstage at Iceberg, Mariella Burani, and Roberto Musso’s shows, and storm Agatha Ruiz de la Prada’s runway wearing a Velcro suit with bits of her collection stuck to it. Italian Fashion Week authorities quickly responded with official warnings to other labels about the hooligan named Brüno. WWD reports:
