"It's about the experience, that if you go into our store and don't buy anything, honestly, I don't care. It's much more important to me that people feel they're in a place where there's a good sensation and [experiencing] our vision," he tells me over a Zoom call two days before www.monclersoutlets.com the unveiling of Moncler Genius: MONDOGENIUS, a "digitally led experience that will take place across five cities and through the vision of 11 designers spanning a variety of fields including art, film, music, and extreme sports.

Last Saturday, Moncler Genius presented its new collection with MONDOGENIUS: an immersive digital experience that, for the first time, connected the whole world in a single event, moving through five different cities scattered throughout Europe, Asia and America to share the vision of the 11 designers who created this year's Genius collections. Guided by Alicia Keys from Milan, Moncler's worldwide audience was able to make a journey halfway between the physical and the digital words, through the inspirations and aesthetics behind each of the collaborations - exploring them through art and Moncler Sale a series of multidisciplinary performances.

And I thought these characters were just what we needed to refresh a feeling of childhood and make us feel young again. Disney was just super - fun to work with.

My interest in photography is tied with fashion. I love the creative aspect, the narrative, and telling a story through a series of images. Green's collection, which launches in stores today, is the designer's sixth with Moncler, a relationship that predates the launch of the Genius project with a handful of capsules in 2017, and a sign of Moncler's willingness to bet early and big on designers. (One imagines that a number of Moncler fans likely discovered Noir Kei Ninomiya and Richard Quinn through Genius, for example.) "It's a great fit," Green said in a phone interview from London last week, of the relationship.