Matteo
Procaccioli Della Valle
Matteo Procaccioli Della Valle, I'M Alumnus of the three-years course in Fashion Styling at Istituto Marangoni Milan Fashion school, is an art director and contemporary photographer. He is the founder of MPDV Agency, a visual communication and advertising agency based Milan.
After graduating in 2006, he did an internship for Vogue Italia, directed by Franca Sozzani, where he began to take his first steps in the world of publishing. In 2009 he joined the Tod's Group in a crucial phase in which the transition from traditional communication to the digital world was determined, working immediately in corporate marketing by creating projects and advertising campaigns produced around the world. In 2019 he joined T-Factory, the creative laboratory of the Tod's Group, where he collaborated with talents on the international scene, while developing special projects and communication strategies.
In 2020, he founded MPDV Agency, where he continues to serve as Owner and Art Director, while maintaining his collaboration with Tod’s Group and expanding his work to include other brands.
Always passionate about photography, from 2012 he embarked on a career as a photographer at the same time, realizing his first exhibitions in various Italian and international galleries. In 2022 he published his first monograph entitled PRIVATE.
He also founded, toghether with his wife, the MD Model Academy, an Academy for the training and support of early-career models.
Matteo Procaccioli Della Valle on Istituto Marangoni: "Every profession, every career, is built upon a fundamental component: education. Istituto Marangoni has consistently provided strong foundations on which to develop one’s path in the world of fashion. As this is an extremely competitive industry, you often feel as though you are constantly being tested—especially in a profession like mine, where results are what truly matter and are visible to everyone. Challenges are part of the everyday.
Looking at the past, reinterpreting codes and aesthetics, and then transforming them into new inspirations is, I believe, an excellent way to develop one’s identity and take on future challenges.”