Moncler lit up New York's Rockefeller Center with Tobe Nwigwe A performance celebrating human connections, the central theme of the “Warmer Together” campaign

In the vibrant heart of New York, Moncler transformed the Rockefeller Center into a hymn to human connection. The brand celebrated its philosophy of warmth and love with a unique moment: the first live performance of Lean on Me, reinterpreted by artist and ambassador Tobe Nwigwe. The 1972 classic by Bill Withers, a universal symbol of friendship and solidarity, took on new shades, blending Nwigwe’s vocal power and hypnotic aesthetic with Moncler’s contemporary elegance.

The intense and visually striking performance by Moncler and Nwigwe embodied the spirit of the brand: an invitation to support one another, especially in times of distance. Against the backdrop of the city lights, the performance became a collective declaration of belonging and authenticity, amplifying the message that Moncler has always carried forward and that this year lies at the heart of the Warmer Together campaign. Between fashion, music, and emotion, the brand continues to transcend the boundaries of traditional fashion, turning every experience into a gesture of unity. Lean on Me was not just a song, but a sonic embrace, a bridge between the cold of winter and the warmth of humanity.