The fashion brand is teaming up with Axiom Space to outfit astronauts.
Subscribe to RR1 Live+ for exclusive virtual events all year long , conversations with Robb Report editors, special perks, and more.Lady Gaga Doesn’t Have to Pay $500,000 to a Dognapper Who Returned Her French Bulldogsto design spacesuits for the Artemis III mission, the two companies announced on Wednesday. Planned for 2025, the first crewed lunar landing since Apollo 17 will also feature the first partnership between an Italian luxury house and a commercial space company.
“Our decades of experimentation, cutting-edge technology and design know-how—which started back in the ‘90s with Luna Rossa challenging for the—will now be applied to the design of a spacesuit for the Artemis era,” Bertelli said. “It is a true celebration of the power of human creativity and innovation to advance civilization.”
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