Stella Jean is a Haitian-Italian clothes designer who is trying to change the Italian fashion industry by working with African designers. She is showing her designs during Milan Fashion Week, a seasonal event in Italy’s northern culture center of Milan. The current show lasts until March 4. Jean is the only Black member of the Italian National Fashion Chamber, a non-profit group that supports Italian fashion. She credits the group with “a lot of goodwill” in cooperating with five young designers. The effort included financing and business partnerships with Italian suppliers. Jean’s work became popular after Giorgio Armani invited her to a fashion show in 2014.

What Italian city was mentioned in this article?
Rome
Milan
Venice
Sorrento
When did Stella Jean become popular?
after her designs were worn by Queen Elizabeth
when she protested the unethical treatment of refugees
after Giorgio Armani invited her to a fashion show in 2014
when she started to advertise
Stella Jean is a Haitian-Italian clothes designer advocating for African designers.
higher wages
a shorter work week
higher wages
African designers