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CONTENTS

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26 Check Out

SHOP selects a standout piece

from Italy this season

28 My Favourites

Designer Maria Sole Cecchi

reveals her top tips for spring/

summer 2015

30 Products

Key looks for the season,

from fashion and footwear

to jewellery and accessories

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40 Shop Window

One store not to be missed

in Italy

42 News

Seasonal updates on shops,

services and new products

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64 Cover Story:

Good Enough To Eat

The link between Italy’s two

most famous exports, fashion

and food, couldn’t be clearer

on the catwalks, as Sally

McIlhone explains

74 Dream Weavers

Italy’s reputation for

producing the world’s fnest

textiles is richly deserved.

Ruairidh Pritchard picks out

some of the leading names

84 Forever Cool

The artfully dishevelled

elegance that pervades the

1960 flm Plein Soleil still

infuences the Italian sense

of style today, says Josh Sims

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178 The essential item to

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94 Table Talk

Italy’s restaurants come in a

wealth of regional styles, says

Isabella Redmond Styles

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102 Maps and guides to the key

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Milan, Venice and Florence

140 My City

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Florence recommendations

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attention to detail. The eponymous

designer worked at Trussardi and

Salvatore Ferragamo before be-

ginning to design under her own

name in 2003, which led to a col-

laboration with Riccardo Tisci for

Givenchy and her current appoint-

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Elena Ghisellini Pochette

Fatale Rainbow Flag bag,

€699,

Luisa Via Roma,

Via Roma 19R-21R,

50123 Florence,

+39 055 906 4116,

elenaghisellini.com

* for map go to page 132

FULL-SPECTRUM STYLE

Elena Ghisellini’s bags are state-

ment pieces intended to imbue

personality and express emotion,

and this bold clutch is no excep-

tion. It was inspired by the concept

of diversity, hence the rainbow

of colours, and is – like all Elena

Ghisellini pieces – made in Italy

from the fnest leathers by highly

skilled craftspeople, ensuring

the highest levels of quality and

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Maria Sole Cecchi is the creative director

of Les Petits Joueurs, the label behind the

instantly recognisable bags and accessories

whose cool and contemporary designs are

inspired by the colours and shapes of Lego

bricks. She speaks to Ximena Daneri about

what she keeps in her own handbag, and her

top tips for shopping in Florence this season

lespetitsjoueurs.com

MY FAVOURITES:

Maria Sole Cecchi

1. ‘One model I adore

from my current

collection is the mini

Alex bag; it’s chic

and versatile. All

the variants have

distinctive colours

and a mix of materials

that make them

really special’

Les Petits Joueurs mini

Alex bag, €742.50, Luisa Via Roma, Via Roma 19R-21R, 50123 Florence, +39 055 906 4116, lespetitsjoueurs.com

2. ‘I would love a set

of beautiful coloured

acrylic glasses from

Marioluca Giusti’

Marioluca Giusti Dolce

Vita glasses, €14 each, Marioluca Giusti, Via della Vigna Nuova 88R, 50123 Florence, +39 055 239 9527, mariolucagiusti.com

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3. ‘My beauty must-

haves are Acqua di

Gigli and the body

oil from Profumeria

Santa Maria Novella’

Acqua di Gigli,

price on request, Ofcina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, Via della Scala 16, 50123 Florence, +39 055 216276, smnovella.it

4. ‘I’ll defnitely be

buying a pair of shoes

at the beautiful new

Aquazzura boutique’

Aquazzura French

Lover sandals, €595, Aquazzura, Lungarno Corsini 42R, 50125 Florence, +39 055 291242, aquazzura.com

5. ‘Luisa Via Roma is

one of the best stores

in the world’

Luisa Via Roma, Via Roma 19R-21R, 50123 Florence, +39 055 906 4116, luisaviaroma.com

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1. Pinko dress, €215,

Pinko, Via Montenapoleone 26,

20121 Milan, +39 02 7601 4184,

pinko.it

2. Mondelliani sunglasses, €195,

Mondelliani,

Via dei Bergamaschi 49,

00186 Rome, +39 06 679 3481,

mondelliani.it

3. Rosantica necklace, €438,

Gente,

Via del Babuino 77,

00187 Rome, +39 06 320 7671,

rosantica.com

4. Furla Metropolis bag, €198, Furla,

Piazza del Duomo 31, 20122 Milan,

+39 02 8909 6794,

furla.com

INSTANT CHIC

Use bright and bold

accessories to bring

out the colours in a

printed dress

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1. Wood Wood Royale stripe T-shirt,

€85, Dictionary,

Corso di Porta Ticinese 46, 20123 Milan,

+39 02 835 8212, woodwood.dk

2. Diesel backpack, €290, Diesel,

Salizada Pio X, San Marco 5313, 30124

Venice, +39 041 241 1937, diesel.com

3. Ermenegildo Zegna shoes, €295,

Ermenegildo Zegna,

Via de’ Tornabuoni 3R, 50123 Florence,

+39 055 264254, zegna.com

4. BeoPlay H8 headphones, €499, Bang

& Olufsen, Via Po 49A-49B, 00198 Rome,

+39 0328 126 7049, bang-olufsen.com

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5. Guess Jeans shorts, €89.90, Guess,

Piazza San Babila, 20122 Milan,

+39 02 7639 2070, guess.com

6. The Case Factory smartphone case,

€85, Four Stroke, Cinecitta’Due,

Via Palmiro Togliatti 2, 00173 Rome,

+39 06 722 5456, thecasefactory.com

7. Leica C camera, €615, Leica,

Vicolo dell’Oro 12R-14R, 50123 Florence,

+39 055 286053, leica-camera.com

8. Acqua di Parma Leather fragrance,

100ml, €167, Acqua di Parma,

Piazza di Spagna 27, 00187 Rome,

+39 06 6992 2050, acquadiparma.com

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SUMMER DENIM

A simple denim shirt is a

wardrobe staple that will

never go out of style

1. Marella Nisida sandals, €189,

Marella, Via Frattina 129-131,

00187 Rome, +39 06 6992 3800,

marella.com

2. Massimo Dutti denim shirt, €49.95,

Massimo Dutti, Corso Vittorio Emanuele

II 37B, 20122 Milan, +39 02 7602 3001,

massimodutti.com

3. Coccinelle necklace, €79,

Coccinelle, Via del Corso 59-60,

00187 Rome, +39 06 3265 0931,

coccinelle.com

4. Marc Cain leggings, €199.90,

Marc Cain, Via Borgospesso 21,

20121 Milan, +39 02 8424 1320,

marc-cain.com

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1. Tissot watch, €870,

Tissot, Piazza del Duomo 31,

20122 Milan, +39 342 570 2963,

tissot.ch

2. Burberry scarf, €850, Burberry,

Via Montenapoleone 12,

20121 Milan, +39 02 3601 0852,

burberry.com

3. Salvatore Ferragamo wallet, €240,

Salvatore Ferragamo, Via dei Condotti 65,

00187 Rome, +39 06 6781 130,

ferragamo.com

4. Samsonite B-Lite 3 suitcase, €175,

Trunk & Co, Via del Tritone 148-149,

00187 Rome, +39 06 8987 0462,

samsonite.com

STYLE ESSENTIALS

Let your accessories do the talking with these chic

travel companions

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Work some sophisticated sport-inspired pieces into

your wardrobe this season

1. Atelier Swarovski necklace, €620,

La Rinascente, Via Santa Redegonda,

20121 Milan, +39 02 875184,

atelierswarovski.com

2. G-Star Raw jacket, €199.95, G-Star,

Via Meravigli 2/Via Dante, 20121 Milan,

+39 02 8909 2674, g-star.com

3. & Other Stories bag, €125,

& Other Stories, Via Borgognona 38-40,

00187 Rome, +39 06 678 3036,

stories.com

4. Tod’s shoes, €498, Tod’s, Calle Larga

XXII Marzo, San Marco 2251,

30124 Venice, +39 041 520 6603,

tods.com

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SHOP WINDOW

RELAX WITH GLOBAL BLUE

As Milan gets busier than ever in

the excitement surrounding the

international Expo, Global Blue’s

new Lounge awaits you on Via

della Spiga in the heart of the fash-

ion district. In this prestigious lo-

cation, we ofer a calm space where

you can relax during a day of activ-

ities, surrounded by the fagships

of the biggest names in fashion,

in an exclusive environment with

attentive and professional staf.

Pop into the GB Lounge and take

a break, read a newspaper, enjoy

some much-needed refreshment or

use our Wi-Fi. During your visit,

be sure to look into our many ser-

vices designed to make your stay in

Milan as comfortable and person-

alised as possible – ask us about our

delivery service, concierge and re-

fund ofces. We’ll see you there! hl

Global Blue Lounge,

Via della Spiga 26,

20121 Milan,

globalblue.com


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A TASTE OF EATALY

Italy is famous across world not

only for the beauty of its landscapes

and its artistic treasures, but also

for its wine and food. Its unique

geographic location and topogra-

phy, along with the climate, make

it the country with the widest ag-

ricultural biodiversity in the world.

This peculiarity has informed and

enriched local food and recipes for

centuries. For this reason, Eataly

is dedicating its presence at Expo

Milano 2015 to Italian biodiversity,

with an area named ‘The answer is

blowing in the wind’. There are

two large pavilions, each covering

4,000 square metres, and 20 res-

taurants dedicated to the various

regions of Italy; each month they

will host diferent high-class chefs

and traditional taverns, showing

visitors all aspects of true Italian

cookery. It represents a rare oppor-

tunity for visitors to Milan to ex-

perience Italian food as well as the

many other beauties of the coun-

try, from the artistic heritage to the

gorgeous landscapes. hl

Eataly, eataly.it

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WORLD OF COLOUR

Pantone is an authority on co-

lour, so it’s no surprise that its store

in Milan is a magnet for fans of all

things bright and beautiful. The

opening of the Pantone Universe

store was a natural progression

following the success of Pantone’s

hotel in Brussels, its beachwear

shop in Saint-Tropez, and the de-

sign-led Pantone Universe collec-

tion of pieces for home, work and

travel. The store showcases the

latest collections, limited editions

and colour trends, along with pro-

fessional products. The interior is

mostly white to allow the products

to be seen at their best, while LED

lighting helps visitors view every

colour as accurately as possible. th

COIN EXCELS

Coin Excelsior, set in an early

20th-century building with an

art nouveau infuence, is the frst

premium ofering from the de-

partment-store brand, raising the

bar in terms of quality and style.

The space covers three foors, and

ofers expertly selected fashion

by both Italian and international

names, as well as leather goods,

cosmetics, fragrances, home décor

and fne food. mkh

Coin Excelsior,

Via Cola di Rienzo 173,

00192 Rome,

+39 06 3600 4298,

coinexcelsior.com

Pantone Universe,

Corso Magenta 5, 20123 Milan,

+39 02 4953 3628, pantone.com

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ARTY ATTIRE

This season M Missoni presents

a collection that hints at the ethe-

real and surreal, as well as featur-

ing bold brights and patterns. Its

colour schemes take clear inspira-

tion from Mexican painter Frida

Kahlo, and subtle Mexican prints

and shapes are present through-

out. Vibrant prints and colours are

a natural focus. The collection is

innovative, bold and ladylike all at

once, and has something to ofer

for everyone. rf

M Missoni, Corso Venezia 2,

20121 Milan, +39 02 3651 0974,

m-missoni.com


BRIGHT THINKING

Benetton’s On Canvas store

concept, launched last year, unites

Italian style and design to striking

efect. Moveable metal tubes su-

porting canvas act as wall divisions

for the store’s space and allow for

a truly fexible, versatile shop foor.

Visitors can appreciate the full ef-

fect at the spacious store on Milan’s

Piazza del Duomo, whose interior

honours Benetton’s driving forces,

knitwear and colour, through fea-

tures such as the Colour Room. It

also ofers a truly digital experi-

ence, with LED screens showcas-

ing outft combinations, as well as

iPad Minis on which customers

can view and order items that are

not available in the store. rf

Benetton,

Piazza del Duomo, 20122 Milan,

+39 02 8699 6191, benetton.com


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AT HOME WITH MAURIZIO

Rub shoulders with some of

Milan’s most stylish residents at

Maurizio Pecoraro’s concept store

on Piazza Risorgimento. The

gallery-like space is just around

the corner from the Sicilian de-

signer’s showroom, and carries

an impeccably curated fusion

of fashion, furniture and objets

d’art. The rich colours of the in-

terior design, the work of archi-

tect Pierfrancesco Cravel’s Milan

studio and Tal Berman, create an

intimate and inviting setting for

Maurizio Pecoraro’s latest collec-

tion along with an ever-changing

array of homeware pieces by the

likes of Giò Ponti, Martin Olsen

and Lisa Larson. rf

Maurizio Pecoraro,

Corso Indipendenza 6,

20129 Milan,

+39 02 5411 6514,

mauriziopecoraro.it

SCENTS OF OCCASION

As of last year, Rome is home

to luxury fragrance label Am-

ouage’s frst monobrand store in

Italy. The brand is launching what

it calls a ‘new generation’ of bou-

tiques across the world, designed

to encapsulate its core values,

which will stock items unavail-

able anywhere else. At the Rome

store, look out for the limited-

edition jewelled ranges of two of

Amouage’s best-loved fragrance

lines: Lyric and Jubilation. Both

available for men and women, the

scents come in beautiful bottles,

their gold-plated caps inset with

Swarovski crystals. Each is pre-

sented in a decorative gift box,

making this the perfect souvenir

to take home to a loved one. mkh

Amouage, Piazza del

Parlamento 31, 00186 Rome,

+39 06 683 2090, amouage.com


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CAREFREE CAVALLI

Just Cavalli can always be

counted on for amazing bursts

of print and colour, and this sea-

son does not disappoint, with a

veritable rainbow of schemes,

from aquatic blues and greens ac-

cented with purple, to soft creams

and yellows splashed with bright

reds and oranges. The 1970s was

the decade of the season across

the catwalks, and in the hands of

designer Roberto Cavalli it just

work perfectly. hl

Just Cavalli, Corso Matteotti 18,

20122 Milan, +39 02 7628 0740,

robertocavalli.com


LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION

Designer denim brand Replay

has unveiled an innovative store

concept in the up-and-coming

Porta Nuova district. Architects

Robin Standefer and Stephen

Alesch drew on their backgrounds

in flm-set design to envisage a

store where each section is fur-

nished and lit like a theatre set, with

the spaces between reminiscent of

backstage corridors complete with

cameras, cables, ladders and light-

ing rigs. Inspiration for the ‘scenes’

came from Replay’s heritage and

manufacturing processes, with

materials and furnishings chosen

for their rugged and durable quali-

ties. A vintage midwest American

house, an abandoned barn and a

1920s Manhattan tailors are some

of the areas to be discovered, with

measuring and customisation ser-

vices also available. gl

Replay, Piazza Gae Aulenti 4,

20124 Milan,

+39 02 3707 4115,

replay.it

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ALL CHANGE

To mark the opening of its latest

fagship store in Rome, Diesel has

commissioned an exclusive screen-

based art piece by Andreas Nicolas

Fischer. The collaboration with

the German artist creates a visual

representation of topographical

data taken from maps of Rome.

Visitors become enveloped in the

work as they step inside the atri-

um with its mirrored ceiling and

screen-covered walls displaying

the evolving artwork. It is ftting

that Rome, which has had such an

impact on art history, should be the

location of this pioneering piece of

digital art. Diesel also has a long

history of promoting and nurtur-

ing creative talent, with special em-

phasis on those independent artists

who push boundaries. th

Diesel, Piazza di Spagna 18,

00187 Rome, +39 06 678 6817,

diesel.com


IN PRAISE OF SHOES

Italian footwear label Ruco

Line has opened a new fagship

in Rome’s Via del Babuino. De-

signed by noted architect Jean

Nouvel, the store refects every-

thing the brand stands for: luxu-

ry, elegance and creativity. In an

innovative twist on traditional

shelving, shoes are displayed on

miniature plinths, with several

models hanging from the ceiling,

reinforcing the idea of them being

miniature works of art. th

Ruco Line, Via del Babuino 150D,

00187 Rome, +39 06 6994 0560,

rucoline.com


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SHINE WITH BULGARI

The new Bulgari Lucea col-

lection embodies an elegance that

transcends decades, resulting in

a timeless range. Available in 13

styles, the Bulgari Lucea time-

piece ofers clients a classic aes-

thetic with a contemporary feel. It

also showcases the Italian brand’s

jewellery-making prowess, with a

lucent gemstone in the crown of

every piece. With its name based

on the Italian for ‘light’ (luce),

the Lucea is as luminous as it is

AQUAZZURA’S NEW HOME

Founded in 2011 by Colombian

designer Edgardo Osorio, Aquaz-

zura creates its luxury footwear en-

tirely in its workshops in Florence.

Combining a classic European

aesthetic with Latin fair, Aquaz-

zura’s shoes are at once seductive

and comfortable. Now, with the

opening of its frst fagship store,

customers can view the complete

collection, including exclusive

styles, bridal and made-to-order

shoes. The bright space is located

in the historic Palazzo Corsini,

where renowned interior design-

ers Cláudia and Catarina Soares

Pereira opted for vibrant colours

alongside black-and-white striped

marble to really allow the shoes

to shine. th

Aquazzura,

Lungarno Corsini 42R,

50125 Florence,

+39 055 291242, aquazzura.com


versatile. Whether it was Elizabeth

Taylor wearing her precious Bul-

gari jewels on the set of her flms,

or Carla Bruni-Sarkozy front-

ing the brand’s new advertising

campaign, Bulgari women have

exuded sophisticated glamour for

many years. th

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MANGO’S MILAN MOMENT

Mango will open its largest

store in Italy on Milan’s Corso Vit-

torio Emanuele II this May. The

new megastore will cover 3,000

square metres over three foors and

stock all the brand’s lines: Mango,

Mango Man, Mango Kids, Mango

Sport & Intimates and Violeta by

Mango. This will be the brand’s

eighth store in Milan, bringing its

total number of stores to 2,700 in

109 countries. For its spring/sum-

mer 2015 campaign, the Spanish

label has snapped Anna Ewers

in a shoot heavily infuenced by

the 1970s. th

Mango, Corso Vittorio

Emanuele II 24-28, 20122 Milan,

+39 02 7601 4530,

mango.com


JEANS GENIUS

The relaunch of Trussardi Jeans

last November was met with much

delight. Despite its name, the dif-

fusion line from Italian designer

label Trussardi also encompasses

outerwear, dresses, knits and small

leather goods, with footwear and

handbags in the ofng. At its heart,

though, Trussardi Jeans is a youth-

ful celebration of that most care-

free of fabrics: denim. The label

caters to both men and women,

whether that’s via ultra-skinny

jeans, a retro fared silhouette or

more classic, slim-ft shapes. The

new Trussardi Jeans store in Gal-

leria San Carlo is just the start of

an international expansion plan. th

Trussardi Jeans,

Galleria San Carlo 6,

20122 Milan,

+39 02 783909,

trussardi.com


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YOUR MILAN SIGHTSEEING TRIP

Milan is one of the most excit-

ing cities in the world and the local

tour expert Zani Viaggi will ensure

you make the most of your trip.

Pop into the Milan Visitor Center

where a professional and friendly

multilingual member of staf will

talk you through the best the city

has to ofer, based on your personal

tastes. From opentop bus tours to

museums, exhibitions and theatre

PAST MASTERS

Certain brands don’t just sell

clothes, they sell a lifestyle. While

Ralph Lauren, for instance, has

cornered the market on the prep-

py, all-American good life of the

Hamptons, for Dolce & Gabbana

it’s all about Sicily. Every collec-

tion focuses on an aspect of Sicil-

ian life, and this season it’s on the

era of Spanish rule which began in

the 15th century. The duo dived

into Sicily’s rich history and re-

turned with an alluring array of

matador jackets, embellished heels

and fringed capes. th

events, you can be sure to discover

the best of Milan with Zani Viaggi.

Fashion and shopping tours are

also available, where visitors have

the opportunity to explore while

being guided around Milan’s beau-

tiful and historic city centre. Ask

for the Milan Pass to receive ben-

efts and discounts on transport,

museum admissions and other visi-

tor activities. hl

Zani Viaggi,

Milan Visitor Center,

Largo Cairoli/Via Cusani,

20121 Milan,

+39 02 867131,

zaniviaggi.it,

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TIME FOR TECH

Apple has fnally unveiled its

frst endeavour in wearable tech-

nology: the Apple Watch, which

links directly to your iPhone, al-

lowing access to applications such

as text messaging and map direc-

tions on your wrist. A wide range

of fnishing options means the

watch can be customised to match

the wearer’s own style. rp

Apple, Nave de Vero,

Strada Statale Romea,

30175 Venice, +39 041 884 2700,

apple.com

FRESH START

This season, Prada’s menswear

ofering delivers a masterclass in

‘less is more’. Designer Miuccia

Prada has adopted a conservative

aesthetic, yet with a distinctive

freshness derived from its simplic-

ity and formality. An emphasis on

clean lines, sharp silhouettes and

classic cuts avoids any suggestion

of overcomplication and provides

a fresh twist on contemporary

menswear. However, fner tailoring

details such as highlighted stitch-

ing and razor-sharp trouser pleats,

alongside the addition of cross-

strap sandals and leather overcoats

to the collection, join forces to

make this one of the most direc-

tional looks of the season. rp

Prada,

Campo San Moisè,

San Marco 1464, 30124 Venice,

+39 041 528 3966, prada.com

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MAX OUT

At Milan Fashion Week, many

spring/summer 2015 collections

drew inspiration from the 1970s.

This season, Max Mara revisited its

archives and found a muse: Anjel-

ica Huston. It was clear to see her

infuence on this collection, as the

procession of statuesque models on

the catwalk featured long and lean

silhouettes. In keeping with Max

Mara’s aesthetic, the colours were

largely neutral, a variation on the

camel cashmere that is its hallmark.

Blouses were worn tucked into midi

skirts or else hidden beneath dou-

ble-breasted suit jackets. th

Max Mara, Merceria Due

Aprile, San Marco 5033,

30124 Venice, +39 041 522 6688,

maxmara.com


bridge long synonymous with fne

jewellery and craftsmanship. The

elegant interior design – realised

using the fnest materials possible

– refects Vacheron Constantin’s

three core principles: perfectly

mastered technique, inspired aes-

thetics and an extremely high level

of craftsmanship. Those visitors

wishing to take in the city’s most

impressive historical sights, as well

as do a touch of shopping, should

look no further than this haven of

haute horlogerie. rf

Vacheron Constantin,

Ponte Vecchio 54,

50125 Florence,

+39 055 287361,

vacheron-constantin.com


QUALITY TIME An appreciation of enduring

beauty was clearly an important

factor when Vacheron Constan-

tin was deciding on a location for

its Florence store. The historic

watchmaker, founded in 1755,

eventually found the ideal spot:

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GOOD

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TO EAT

The link between Italy’s two most famous exports, fashion and food, couldn’t be clearer on the catwalks,

as Sally McIlhone explains

Dolce & Gabbana’s spring/summer

2010 campaign aptly demonstrates

the close association between fash-

ion and food in the Italian con-

sciousness. Starring Madonna, one

of the world’s most famous Italian-

Americans, it depicts the singer

as a voluptuous Italian housewife,

peeling a boiled egg at a messy

dining table in one image and

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Above (from top): Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2010 campaign featuring Madonna; Anna Dello Russo in Moschino’s McDonald’s-inspired autumn/winter 2014/15 collection

feasting on handfuls of spaghetti

in another. She cuts an impossibly

glamorous fgure throughout and

epitomises the domestic-goddess

motif that is revered above all other

Italian feminine ideals.

The connection between fash-

ion and food is one that has been

explored by many Italian labels in

recent years – and with resound-

ing success. Moschino’s autumn/

winter 2014/15 collection took fast

food as its inspiration, ofering a

range of logo T-shirts, French fries

phone covers and milkshake shoul-

der bags. The label’s creative di-

rector Jeremy Scott reworked Mc-

Donalds’ Golden Arches, applying

his ‘M’ to oversized jumpers, visors

and sunglasses, as well as serving

up Happy Meal box-bags.

This striking theme created

some of the most photographed

pieces of the season, seen on

Anna Dello Russo, Katy Perry

and Jourdan Dunn, among many

others. Ofering a high-end coun-

terpoint to the fast-food pieces

were gowns inspired by Hershey

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Above (from lef): Au Jour Le Jour sequinned sushi-print dress; Fendi’s marshmallow-pink feather dress, both spring/summer 2015

The link between

fashion and food

has been explored

by many Italian

labels of late

chocolate-bar wrappers, crisp

packets and cereal boxes. ‘McDon-

ald’s is part of our everyday lives,’

explained Scott in an interview

with the Guardian newspaper in

the UK. ‘When I design I always

pull from things that are signif-

cant to me.’ To create beauty using

such everyday references is truly a

work of genius. Though McDon-

alds hamburgers are a far cry from

Italian fne cuisine, it is just one

example of the way food can cap-

ture the hearts and minds of the

fashion community.

While Moschino is a master

of provocative fashion, other la-

bels took inspiration from food in

a slightly more subtle way. At its

Milan Fashion Week spring/sum-

mer 2015 show, Au Jour Le Jour

showcased fruit-printed playsuits

and minidresses adorned with

biscuits and ice-cream cones; one

sequined dress even featured min-

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house Fendi presented textured

dresses in fufy marshmallow pink

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Above (clockwise from lef): Gucci; Max Mara; Trussardi, all spring/summer 2015

dresses in shades of tomato and

cherry. Max Mara ofered utilitar-

ian dresses in shades of café au lait

alongside caramel-coloured pencil

skirts, while Trussardi’s wide-leg

trousers featured a refreshing bite

of pistachio. Every collection was a

feast for the senses.

Food references also appeared

at Milan’s spring/summer 2015

menswear presentations. Ver-

sace’s standout accessory was a

picnic-hamper backpack, complete

with a set of the brand’s opulent

Medusa-covered tableware. ‘Ver-

sace is about a sense of humour,’

Donatella Versace explained to

Dazed & Confused. ‘We have all

these things – why not use them?’

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Above (from top): Versace picnic-hamper backpack; Moschino drinks-inspired menswear, both spring/summer 2015

Taking style

inspiration from

food may seem

unusual until you

realise just how

important food is

to Italy’s identity

while Andrea Incontri’s lemon and

tangerine knitwear competed with

Canali’s citrus-toned varsity jack-

ets and T-shirts.

Taking style inspiration from

food may seem unusual until you

consider how important food is

to Italy’s identity. Food is at the

heart of the Italian experience – as

evidenced by Expo Milano 2015’s

food-based theme. Visitors to It-

aly are as likely to pick up a cake

as a couture gown, with Eataly’s

gourmet food stores, which stock

pasta, wines, meats and cheeses,

as popular as any of Emporio Ar-

mani’s boutiques. Happily, as the

food and fashion industries con-

tinue to be intertwined, there’s no

need to choose between the two.

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DREAM WEAVERS

Italy’s reputation for producing the world’s fnest textiles is richly deserved. Ruairidh Pritchard picks out some of the leading names

For those in the know, one coun-

try excels when it comes to making

fabric. Italian textile production,

mainly focused in the north of

the country and along the Amalf

coast, stretches back hundreds of

years. Age-old skills and a com-

mitment to perfection have been

maintained, which is why Italian

textiles have become synonymous

with unrivalled quality.

For example, the bed sheets,

towels and table coverings that

grace some of the world’s fnest ho-

tels and smartest private residences

are crafted by a handful of highly

regarded, and sometimes secretive,

Italian companies.

Frette is one of the best ex-

amples of traditional Italian textile

production. Founded in 1860, the

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company was originally based in

Grenoble, at the foot of the French

Alps. After moving to Monza, an

industrial town near Milan, the

company was exposed to the exact-

ing standards of Italian production

and by the start of the 20th century

it was producing some of the fnest

linens available.

Still based in Monza, Frette has

maintained its reputation, which

is largely attributed to its patented

and rather secretive method of tex-

tile bleaching which, according to

the company, results in the white,

soft and shiny fnish of its fabrics.

Guests at the Ritz in Paris, Clar-

idge’s in London and the Plaza in

New York sleep between Frette

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Above (from top): Frete table linen in the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express dining car; Frete historic advertising catalogue

seated in front of the company’s ta-

ble linen. Frette also supplies royal

families across the globe.

Frette’s exquisite linens, as well

as its range of sleepwear and inte-

riors fabrics, can also be bought

in its boutiques. This season the

collection is inspired by countries

and islands such as South Africa,

Argentina and Bali, resulting in

the use of elaborate motifs, crochet

and lace in a vibrant mix of water-

colour shades.

A similar trajectory has taken

place at Sferra. The company

was founded in 1891 by Gennaro

Sferra, one of Venice’s most tal-

ented lace craftsmen, and its lin-

ens became popular in the early

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Above (both): Frete spring/summer 2015

20th century among American in-

dustrialists with discerning tastes.

This success in the US led to Sferra

setting up a shop on New York’s

Fifth Avenue, but Gennaro Sferra

always ensured he returned to Ven-

ice twice a year by steamer to create

new collections of handmade lace

and luxury linens.

Sferra has updated its produc-

tion methods, investing in state-of-

the-art technology to spin, dye and

fnish each yarn to precise speci-

fcations and stringent standards.

Even so, the four key elements

Age-old skills and

a commitment to

perfection explain

why Italian textiles

have become

synonymous with

unrivalled quality

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prioritised by Gennaro Sferra 120

years ago remain central: the fbres

used, the weight of the fabric, the

fnish and, perhaps most impor-

tantly, the luxurious feel of the f-

nal piece of cloth. Sferra continues

to be held in high esteem and its

linens have been chosen for nu-

merous important residences and

buildings, including the White

House and the Vatican.

Linens aren’t the only highly

coveted items being produced in

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Above: Sferra Filigree table linen

Italy, as acclaimed label Loro Piana

can attest. For decades the brand

has been manufacturing some

of the world’s most sought-after

fabrics and creating collections of

knitwear, shirts and jackets with

sumptuous linings that have be-

come wardrobe essentials for well-

dressed people around the globe.

Loro Piana also produces a

range of sumptuous interiors fab-

rics: its cashmere is available in

more than 30 shades and can be

combined with coloured suede

to create blankets, cushions and

throws. This can be further per-

sonalised with monograms and

embroidery, which some clients

incorporate into décor for their

jets and helicopters, while others

opt to include the nautical alpha-

bet or the name of their boat into

yacht interiors.

The enduring demand for

luxury Italian fabrics is almost

certainly related to their unsur-

passable quality and to the fact

that discerning clients choose Ital-

ian textiles, with their rich history,

modern execution and fne fnish,

above any others

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162153 Above: Alain Delon’s unbutoned shirts, as worn in French thriller Plein Soleil, epitomise coastal chic

The artfully dishevelled elegance that pervades the 1960 flm Plein Soleil still infuences the Italian sense of style today, says Josh Sims

With its themes of fashion and de-

ception, French thriller Plein So-

leil is regarded as one of the most

stylish flms of the 1960s. The plot

follows the impoverished Tom Ri-

pley as he befriends the wealthy

Philippe Greenleaf and sets about

stealing his identity amid the

glamour of the Italian coastline.

The flm is known for its strong

aesthetic; picture-postcard Italian

vistas, luxury yachts, piazza cafés

and bachelor apartments share the

spotlight with the undeniable stars

of the flm, Ripley and Greenleaf’s

wardrobes. It’s what its stars wear

that has made it one of the most

stylish movies ever made and, as it

reaches its 55th anniversary, its in-

fuence on the Italian sense of style

is still evident today.

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Above (from top): Plein Soleil is a rolling catwalk of polo foral shirts; suits in muted tones of grey feature in Giorgio Armani’s spring/summer 2015 collection

The flm’s yachting scenes ofer

a rolling catwalk of polo and foral

short-sleeved shirts, and loose lin-

en shirts worn artfully half-tucked

and always unbuttoned to at least

mid-chest, as though, frankly, one

just couldn’t be bothered to do

them up any further. Of-white

jeans with suede snafe-bit loafers

and rolled khakis with espadrilles

epitomise coastal chic, while shan-

tung silk suits in muted tones of

grey, pale cream or blue comple-

ment the scenes staged in Rome.

Dark suits are teamed with white

loafers in a way that would make

an expert in fashion etiquette

blush, and socks are never seen. A

striped boating blazer, set of mono-

grammed shirts and selection of

rep ties complete Greenleaf’s jet-

setting attire.

One extended scene, in which

Ripley wanders around a street

market, could have been taken

straight from the catwalk, with

Ripley as played by Alain Delon

appearing to be part male model,

part maniac. Delon even strikes a

somewhat clichéd pose, shirtsleeves

rolled and a blazer slung over his

shoulder. Style often appears to

trump substance; rather than a

much-anticipated arrest scene, the

flm’s fnal image is of Ripley, cool

in his trunks and chunky cardigan,

strolling along the beach.

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Above (from top): Plein Soleil’s yachting scenes showcase simple but striking nautical style; polo shirts, seen here at Brioni’s spring/summer 2015 show, were a favourite of Ripley

One of the underlying themes

of the flm is the way clothing can

be used as costume, and not just

worn by actors portraying a part;

the characters themselves also

wear costumes in order to become

other people. In one scene, for

example, Greenleaf catches Rip-

ley trying on some of his clothes,

eerily foreshadowing subsequent

events. Even so, despite the flm’s

use of clothing as artifce, it has

been cited by various commenta-

tors from the likes of GQ, Studio

Canal and H&M Life as providing

the foundations for an entire way

of dressing.

And it’s a style that remains

relevant more than half a century

on. ‘There’s a whole new genera-

tion following its cues to dress in

a more overtly prosperous way,

to look sharp again even when

dressed very casually,’ argues Brit-

ish tailor and designer Timothy

Everest, who worked on costumes

for the 1999 remake, The Talented

Mr Ripley. ‘It’s the playboy style:

classic but worn in such a relaxed

way that it suggests money and

the confdence not to care much

about how you look, while all the

while actually putting a lot of efort

into it.’

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Above (from lef): Plein Soleil is regarded as one of the most stylish flms of the 1960s; the infuence of yachting style is evident in Salvatore Ferragamo’s spring/summer 2015 collection

The look is essentially a dis-

tillation of attire favoured by the

wealthy, sun-kissed gadabout of

the early 1960s, those with end-

less income and leisure time who

were able to see the world as a play-

ground. Modern Italian fashion

often references this artfully re-

laxed style, avoiding loud patterns

and incorporating luxurious fab-

rics into looks that have been put

together in a carefully dishevelled

way. The clothing worn by both

Ripley and Greenleaf also echoed

the Italian landscape. Shades of

washed-out white are worn against

the aged wood of the quay or the

stonework of an ancient piece of

architecture, shades of blue set

against the vibrant Mediterranean

Sea, and pale pink refected in the

canvas sails of Greenleaf’s yacht.

Although Delon didn’t dress

himself in Plein Soleil – that was

the work of costume designer

Bella Clément – efortless chic be-

came something the actor could

sell throughout his life: in 1978 he

launched a successful fragrance,

followed by clothing and acces-

sories lines. Even so, the flm that

made him famous uses clothes on a

much deeper level: to codify char-

acter – displaying diferences in

class, education and lifestyle – and

to suggest how interchangeable

these diferences are to the world at

large after a simple change of cloth-

ing. When Greenleaf admonishes

Ripley by saying, ‘No, you can’t

come aboard [my yacht] in those

shoes,’ it’s not quite clear whether

it’s their suitability for wearing on

deck that is in doubt or their suit-

ability to be worn anywhere. The

question is never answered. Style

obsessives have been worrying

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to mention the sauces to go with

it, Italy’s gastronomic variety only

becomes more evident. Expect a

varied menu, from old-fashioned

Florentine osterias where locally

farmed beef is the order of the

day to opulent seafood restaurants

in Venice, and take your taste-

buds on a tour of Italy’s diverse

regional cuisines.

When it comes to food, Italy is a

country governed by its regions.

You’re much more likely to hear

people talking about the cucina of

Lombardy, Puglia, Umbria and

so on rather than one unifed style

of Italian cooking. When you take

into consideration that it’s a coun-

try that conjures up hundreds of

diferent types of pasta alone, not

TABLE TALK

From spider crab in Venice to steak

in Florence, Italy’s culinary scene

is always varied and surprising, as

Isabella Redmond Styles fnds out

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D E L G A R G A

Chef Alessandro Gargani re-

turned from an eight-year stint at

New York’s famous Mezzogiorno

restaurant to open La Cucina del

Garga in Florence. The result is a

menu that delivers classic Italian

plates with a few modern surprises,

such as a starter of marinated an-

chovies with garlic and lime zest

served with a shot of Italian vodka.

Pasta dishes, including trofe with

pistachio pesto and fettuccine

with orange and lemon zest are

fresh and favourful, while meatier

mains include a famous Floren-

tine steak from an excellent local

butcher. Round of your meal with

a slice of gluten-free chocolate cake

served with rosemary, sea salt and

extra-virgin olive oil.

La Cucina del Garga,

Via San Zanobi 33R,

50129 Florence,

+39 055 475286, garga.it

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Positioned on the Oltrarno side of

Ponte alla Carraia, Il Santo Bevi-

tore is a traditional osteria with

plenty of old-world charm. In an

impossibly romantic candlelit set-

ting, diners are treated to a slow

food-inspired menu that’s dictated

by the seasons. Drop into next-

door Il Santino, the restaurant’s

charming wine bar, for an aperitif

beforehand or for lighter tapas-

style fare.

Il Santo Bevitore,

Via Santo Spirito 66R,

50125 Florence, +39 055 211264,

ilsantobevitore.com

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Langosteria 10 has been one of Mi-

lan’s most famous seafood restau-

rants since it opened in 2007, at-

tracting a discerning crowd thanks

to its high-quality fsh and welcom-

ing atmosphere. Enrico Buonocore

and his team create sublime dishes

using a breathtaking selection of

fresh seafood from French oysters

and Breton scallops to prawns from

Mazara and Manfredonia scampi.

One of the excellent seafood car-

paccios, such as the langoustines

with foie gras and Sauternes sauce,

makes a delicious starter, and the

Catalan-style king crab with toma-

toes, crunchy celery and onion is a

seafood lover’s dream.

Langosteria 10,

Via Savona 10, 20144 Milan,

+39 02 5811 1649,

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With a name that means ‘gold’ in

Italian and loosely translates as

‘perfect’ in the Venetian dialect,

Oro has set its standards very high.

The restaurant’s interior was de-

signed by Adam D Tihany and

seats 40 diners under opulent Se-

guso chandeliers. Davide Bisetto,

the frst Italian chef to be awarded

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two Michelin stars in France, is in

charge of the kitchen and creates

classic dishes with his own innova-

tive twist. Diners can expect signa-

ture dishes such as red prawn and

spider crab with pink grapefruit

and cucumber sorbet, as well as sea

bass with local extra-virgin olive

oil and lagoon vegetables.

Oro, Corte Novello, Giudecca 10,

30133 Venice, +39 041 240801,

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Alberto and Enrico, otherwise

known as Quinzi & Gabrieli, be-

gan their eponymous restaurant

as a small oyster bar in the 1980s.

The spectacular Palazzo di Bocca-

paduli, with frescoes by the Acade-

my of Fine Arts in Rome, provides

a memorable setting for what has

become a deservedly popular spot.

When it comes to the food, the

philosophy is simple: choose the

fnest raw ingredients and tamper

with them as little as possible. The

impressive tasting menus include

dishes such as snapper ceviche,

‘50 yolk’ tagliatelle with garlic,

basil oil and shellfsh, and seared

octopus with Roman broccoli on

fondant celeriac.

Quinzi & Gabrieli,

Via delle Coppelle 5,

00186 Rome, +39 06 687 9389,

quinziegabrieli.it

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visit destinations, from the best sports stores to

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Via Mazzini, 25 - 37121Tel. 045.8013655

PADOVA Piazza dei Frutti, 23 - 35139Tel. 049.8764703

FIRENZE

Via dei Calzaiuoli, 69/71 50122Tel. 055.291633

BOLOGNA

Via Indipendenza, 7 - 40121Tel: 051.6486151

ROMA

Via Del Corso, 165 - 00186Tel. 06.69924891

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Via Toledo, 129 - 80100Tel. 081.7901377

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VIASISTINA

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Giuseppe Zanotti is adored by

shoe lovers around the world

for his fun and ultra-glamor-

ous footwear. His collection

this season was infuenced by

the world of nature. At Milan

Fashion Week the designer

presented the spring/summer

2015 range against a backdrop

of tree trunks, waterfalls and

exotic plants, which perfectly

complemented a collection that

features plenty of Zanotti’s sig-

nature embellishment and me-

tallic detailing. The new Piazza

di Spagna store is the ideal place

to stock up on shoes from the

new collection; favourites in-

clude the chic black fat sandals

adorned with a fery lion.

Giuseppe Zanotti,

Piazza di Spagna 32,

00187 Rome,

giuseppezanottidesign.com


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Footwear brand Bata re-

cently opened a new store

in Rome, on the prestigious

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showcases the company’s

‘shoemaker’ concept, de-

signed to reference an au-

thentic cobbler’s workshop

like the one from which

Bata grew up. Throughout

the store, there’s an empha-

sis on the attention to detail

and craftsmanship on which

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will fnd an extensive assort-

ment of men’s, women’s and

children’s styles, as well as

a selection of handbags and

other accessories.

Bata, Via del Corso 488,

00186 Rome,

+39 06 321 0399,

bata.it

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GENTE ROMA

Gente Roma is raising the fash-

ion stakes in the Italian capital.

The boutique, located on Via

del Babuino, is as exclusive

as they come, specialising in

luxury labels such as Prada and

Dolce & Gabbana. For those

contemplating wedded bliss, the

store inaugurated its wedding

area in 2012, a softly lit space

designed by architect Roberto

Baciocchi, the perfect place to

plan the most romantic day in a

woman’s life.

Gente Roma,

Via del Babuino 185,

00187 Rome,

+39 06 322 5954,

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MILAN

ADIDAS

Adidas’s San Fedele store

ofers an impressive three

foors of fashion and sports

items, making it a must-

visit. Football fans will fnd

the latest merchandise from

Milan’s football teams,

alongside that of other top

clubs including Real Madrid

and Chelsea. Keen runners,

meanwhile, should consult

the in-store experts, who

will help them fnd the per-

fect shoes as well as perfor-

mance-enhancing clothing.

Adidas, Piazza San

Fedele 2, 20121 Milan,

+39 02 4548 6224,

adidas.com

Metro Station

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VANNUCCI

Vannucci has been one of Mi-

lan’s leading multibrand bou-

tiques since 1976. The store’s

edit covers everything from

razor-sharp tailoring from es-

teemed designers such as Kiton

to of-duty essentials includ-

ing Jacob Cohen’s limited-

edition jeans and an impressive

sportswear collection. Vannucci

is known for its impeccable ser-

vice, and even the most discern-

ing customers can’t fail to be

impressed with its comprehen-

sive made-to-measure ofering.

Vannucci,

Galleria San Babila 4C,

20122 Milan,

+39 02 784938, vannucci.it


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LE SILLA

Shoe lovers will fnd it very dif-

fcult to leave Le Silla’s beauti-

ful boutique on fashionable Via

Sant’Andrea empty handed.

Designer Enio Silla is a celeb-

rity favourite, and the luxury

footwear brand’s store is spa-

cious and welcoming – the per-

fect place to stock up for the

summer.

Le Silla, Via Sant’Andrea 3,

20121 Milan,

+39 02 7628 1335, lesilla.com


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MIU MIU

When asked about the difer-

ences between her two labels,

Miuccia Prada was clear: Miu

Miu is ‘immediate’, she said,

while Prada is ‘thought out’.

The designer added that, when

working on Miu Miu, if she

had to think three times, she

stopped. This spontaneity is one

of Miu Miu’s strengths. The

collection that closed the spring/

summer 2015 Paris Fashion

Week was inspired by the 1960s

and 70s and was a masterclass in

subversion. Bucol couture fabric

took the place of polyester in the

housecoats sent down the cat-

walk. Elsewhere, an abundance

of pinks and rufes served as a

counterpoint to bad-girl crop

tops and platform heels.

Miu Miu,

Via Sant’Andrea 21,

20121 Milan,

+39 02 7600 1799,

miumiu.com

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Gelateria Featured In This Issue

MALÌPARMI

Malìparmi epitomises the whimsical, eclectic side of Ital-ian style and the brand’s chic Via Solferino store, located in the centre of Milan’s fashion district, is a tribute to its dis-tinctive aesthetic. A selection of books, fowers and decorative objects creates a homely atmo-sphere in which to browse the spring/summer 2015 collection. This season’s pieces take inspi-ration from nature and foral blooms, which translates into artfully clashing separates and plenty of eye-catching embroi-dery and contrasting textures.

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MARINA E SUSANNA SENT

The beauty of Venetian glass

is difcult to improve upon,

but Marina and Susanna Sent

manage it with their exquisite

jewellery. They have two bou-

tiques in Venice, in addition to

their showroom and workshop

on Murano. Expect striking de-

signs with a contemporary twist.

Marina e Susanna Sent,

Ponte San Moisè, San Marco

2090, 30124 Venice,

+39 041 520 4014,

marinaesusannasent.com

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VESCO

Fine jeweller Vesco has been

tucked into the arcades of

Piazza San Marco since

1966. Drawing on decades of

craftsmanship and skill, the

store stocks only the fnest

pieces, and the members of

staf are committed to fnd-

ing the perfect item for every

visitor. Look out for the silver

picture frames, candlesticks

and trays, which are among

the most popular items.

Vesco, Piazza San Marco,

San Marco 75-76,

30124 Venice,

+39 041 520 3853

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For one of Venice’s best and least

crowded views, climb up the tower of

the church of San Giorgio Maggiore,

located on the island of the same

name. The panoramic vista takes in

St Mark’s, the Campanile and the

lagoon itself.

San Giorgio Maggiore,

Isola San Giorgio Maggiore,

30124 Venice,

+39 041 522 7827

Be sure to make time to visit some

of the other islands of the Venetian

lagoon. Torcello, Murano and San

Michele, for instance, all offer a

fascinating insight into the area’s

rich history and culture.

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Macri has been a fashion in-

stitution in Venice for more

than 40 years. The boutique is

known and loved for its collec-

tion of premium footwear and

accessories from esteemed Ital-

ian names such as Sergio Rossi,

Casadei and Santoni, alongside

leading international brands

including Chloé and Michael

Kors. Visitors can also fnd a se-

lection of artisanal leather goods

made, naturally, in Italy.

Macri,

Calle dei Spechieri,

San Marco 420,

30124 Venice,

+39 041 522 9956

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VERSACE

When Donatella Versace talked

of a fresh new look for the Ital-

ian label, the fashion world was

intrigued. Would this signal the

end of an era? Fortunately, all

the key elements for a successful

Versace collection are still there

– though rendered in a more

pared-back, sophisticated man-

ner. The slashes and cutouts on

foor-length dresses still seduce

with their glimpses of exposed

fesh. The Medusa insignia has

been given a 1960s makeover

and adorns thigh-skimming

shift dresses. The use of hard-

ware was decidedly restrained

this time around; a simple gold

chain as opposed to a side of

safety pins. For a brand previ-

ously so focused on high-octane

glamour, these looks ofer a

decidedly daywear alternative.

This is a new side to Versace,

one that goes beyond the after-

party to the morning after.

Versace, Campo San Moisè,

San Marco 1462/1523,

30124 Venice,

+39 041 520 0057, versace.com


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INNIU

Inniu’s classic, elegant Corso

handbag encapsulates time-

less Italian style to perfection.

Made from only the best qual-

ity calfskin, and leather lined

in a contrasting colour, the

multi-compartment design is

both practical and chic. The

detailing is just right, with the

design’s signature buckles in-

tended as a nod to the brand’s

Italian heritage and love of Flo-

rentine culture. Available with

a detachable shoulder strap and

in a choice of brights and pretty

pastels, the Corso will see you

through summer and beyond.

Inniu,

Piazza degli Strozzi 10R,

50123 Florence,

+39 055 274 1128, inniu.it


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Ermenegildo Zegna under-

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and even the more traditional

two-button sports jackets and

tailored trousers are designed to

be worn with on-trend sneakers.

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rock crystal to lapis lazuli and sapphire cabochons for a play-ful and original result. Be it day or night, and regardless of what-ever else you’re wearing, these small but charming accessories are sure to provide amusement and delight.Bernardo Antichità, Ponte Vecchio 44R, 50125 Florence, +39 055 214512, bernardoantichita.com

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Above (clockwise from lef): a view of Florence from the Duomo; Flow; Ponte Vecchio; Stefano Bemer workshop

MY FLORENCE:

TOMMASO MELANIFounded in Florence in 1983, the Stefano

Bemer workshop specialises in exquisite shoes,

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‘I was born and raised in Flor-

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sole where I still live. I’ve trav-

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leave here. Florence is one of

those few places that can give

you everything: narrow streets

with worn cobblestones, beau-

tiful Renaissance architecture

and green hills around it.

‘I still visit Old England

Stores, because I bought my

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it used to be. Next to it is Flow,

which I love for the high-quality

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Салли МакИлхоун рассказывает о том, как итальянские подиумы объединили два знаменитых национальных продукта – одежду и кухню

Рекламная кампания Dolce & Gabbana для коллекции весна-лето 2010 отчетливо продемонстрировала тесную связь между модой и кухней в итальянском сознании. Главной героиней кампании стала американская звезда итальянского происхождения Мадонна, представшая в образе чувственной домохозяйки, которая сперва чистит вареное яйцо на фоне кухонного беспорядка, а затем наслаждается порцией спагетти. На всех кадрах в глаза бросается ее элегантная фигура, воплощающая образ богини-хозяйки, образ, ставший своеобразным итальянским идеалом.

В последние годы тема связи еды и моды интенсивно изучалась многими итальянскими брендами. Коллекция Moschino осень-зима 2014/15 была наполнена образами ресторанов быстрого питания: футболки

64: Good Enough To Eat

Дело Вкуса

РУССКИЙ ПЕРЕВОДс логотипами, чехлы для телефонов в виде объемного картофеля фри и женские сумки в форме милкшейка. Креативный директор бренда Джереми Скотт переосмыслил логотип McDonald’s и поместил стилизованную букву «М» на джемперы свободного покроя, козырьки и солнечные очки, а также на сумку, напоминающую детский набор Happy Meal.

Эта на первый взгляд неожиданная тематика произвела большое впечатление на многих звезд, включая Анну Делло Руссо, Кэти Перри и Джордан Данн. Конкуренцию фастфудным мотивам составили платья, напоминающие обертки от шоколада Hershey, пакетики с чипсами и коробки от сухих завтраков. «McDonald’s – часть нашей повседневной жизни, – говорит Скотт в интервью газете Guardian. – Когда я занимаюсь дизайном, я всегда вспоминаю вещи, которые меня вдохновляют». Чтобы создавать красивые вещи из повседневных требуется не дюжая доля таланта. И хотя гамбургеры из McDonald’s далеки от итальянской кухни, но на их примере можно понять, насколько сильно влияние еды на индустрию моды.

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свою приверженность провокационной моде, то остальные бренды оказались более сдержанными в проявлении кулинарных ассоциаций. На показе коллекции весна-лето 2015 во время Миланской недели моды Au Jour Le Jour представил публике комбинезоны с фруктовыми принтами, мини-юбки, украшенные печеньем и мороженым, а также платья с пайетками и рисунками суши-роллов. Модный дом Fendi презентовал платья зефирного и миндального оттенков. В коллекции Gu-cci, посвященной 70-м годам, преобладают платья томатных и вишневых оттенков. Max Mara предложил утилитарные платья кофейного цвета и юбки-карандаш оттенка карамели, в то время как коллекция Trus-sardi изобиловала широкими штанами фисташкового окраса. Каждая коллекция была настоящим праздником для души.

Миланские показы сезона весна-лето 2015 продолжили тематику еды. Среди коллекции аксессуаров Versace выделялась корзина для пикника, наполненная сверкающими столовыми приборами с эмблемой бренда. «Марка Versace всегда отличалась чувством юмора, – поясняет Донателла Версачи в интервью журналу Dazed & Confused. – Если оно уместно, почему бы его не использовать?». Парни из Moschino продемонстрировали куртки-бомберы и костюмы, вдохновленные популярными брендами сладкой воды, а Andrea Incontri и Canali посоревновались в цитрусовых оттенках, представив публике новые коллекции трикотажа, молодежных курток и футболок.

Для кого-то подобный источник вдохновения может показаться слегка необычным. Возможно, вы просто не учли всю важность, которую придают еде в итальянской культуре. Успех всемирной выставки Expo Milano 2015, главной тематикой которой была выбрана еда, лишнее тому доказательство. Продуктовый шоппинг в Италии не менее увлекателен, чем шоппинг по салонам дизайнерской одежды. К примеру, магазин деликатесов Eataly, где можно найти лучшие в Италии спагетти, вина, копчености и сыры, по своей популярности едва ли уступает бутику Emporio Armani. К счастью, пока две эти индустрии

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шагают нога в ногу, нам не придется между ними выбирать. Buon appetito!dolcegabbana.com, moschino.com, aujourlejour.it, fendi.com, gucci.com, maxmara.com, trussardi.com, versace.com, andreaincontri.com, canali.com, eataly.com

74: Dream Weavers

Ткачи Мечты

Итальянский текстиль считается одним из самых лучших в мире – и неспроста. Руайрид Притчард рассказывает о ведущих брендах

Когда дело касается производства ткани, только одну страну можно по праву считать лидером в этой области. История итальянской текстильной промышленности, сосредоточенной в основном на севере страны и вдоль побережья Амальфи, насчитывает не одну сотню лет. Итальянцы бережно хранят свои вековые традиции и не перестают стремиться к совершенству, именно поэтому итальянский текстиль остается синонимом непревзойденного качества.

Например, постельное белье, полотенца и скатерти, украшающие ряд лучших мировых отелей и частных особняков, зачастую создаются небольшой группой уважаемых

итальянских компаний.Frette – один из лучших образцов традиционного итальянского постельного белья. Компания была основана в 1860 году в Гренобле, у подножия французских Альп. После переезда в Монцу, промышленный город недалеко от Милана, в компанию были внедрены новые высокие стандарты производства и, начиная с ХХ века, Frette стала производить одни из лучших постельных принадлежностей в мире.

Компания Frette по сей день расположена в Монце и нисколько не утратила своей славы. Фирменный метод отбеливания тканей, запатентованный во многих странах, позволяет придать белью неповторимую белизну, мягкость и блеск. Простыни Frette можно встретить в номерах отеля Ritz в Париже, Claridge в Лондоне и Plaza в Нью-Йорке, а фирменные скатерти украшают столики Восточного экспресса, курсирующего между Парижем и Стамбулом. Frette также поставляет свою продукцию в королевские дома по всему миру.

Изысканное белье Frette, а так же коллекции пижам и тканей для отделки интерьера можно приобрести в бутиках бренда. На создание коллекции этого сезона Frette вдохновили различные страны и острова, такие как Южная Африка,

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Аргентина и Бали. В результате в основу коллекции были положены сложные мотивы, кроше и кружева в сочетании с яркими оттенками акварели.

Похожая ситуация сложилась и в компании Sferra. Основал фирму в 1891 году Дженнаро Сферра – один из самых талантливых мастеров кружева в Венеции. Белье его производства завоевало популярность среди взыскательных американских промышленников начала ХХ века. Молниеносный успех в США позволил Sferra открыть бутик на Пятой авеню в Нью-Йорке, но при этом Дженнаро Сферра не переставал посещать Венецию дважды в год, где он создавал новые коллекции кружева ручной работы и роскошное постельное белье.

Sferra регулярно совершенствует свои методы производства, инвестируя в современные технологии

окраски и отделки пряжи, при этом ни на йоту не нарушая высокие стандарты качества. Четыре элемента, определенные Дженнаро Сферра еще 120 лет назад как ключевые, до сих пор не поменялись. Речь идет о типе волокна, весе ткани, отделке, и, пожалуй, самом главном, ощущение роскоши, возникающем от прикосновения к готовому изделию. Продукция Sferra высоко ценится во всем мире, а постельное белье бренда украшает интерьер множества элитных особняков, включая Белый дом и Ватикан.

Белье – не единственная гордость итальянского швейного производства и знаменитая марка Loro Piana тому подтверждение. В течение многих десятилетий бренд создает по праву роскошные ткани, а также выпускает серию трикотажа, рубашек и курток с великолепными подкладками, давно уже ставших неотъемлемой частью гардероба модников по всему миру.

Loro Piana также производит широкий ассортимент шикарных тканей для отделки интерьера. При создании одеял, подушек и покрывал в ход идет кашемировая ткань 30 различных оттенков, иногда в сочетании с цветной замшей. Многие клиенты предпочитают дополнять готовую продукцию индивидуальными монограммами и вышивками, которые отлично смотрятся

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в интерьере их самолетов или вертолетов, в то время как другие просят, чтобы на обивочную ткань был нанесен морской алфавит и название их яхты.

Постоянный спрос на роскошные итальянские ткани почти наверняка связан с их первоклассным качеством и тем фактом, что проницательные клиенты привыкли доверять итальянскому текстилю с его богатой историей, современной технологией производства и непревзойденной отделкой.frette.com, sferra.com, loropiana.com

84: Forever Cool

Вечно Стильные

Небрежная элегантность, пронизывающая французскую киноленту 1960 года «На ярком солнце», по сей день оказывает влияние на итальянское чувство стиля, – говорит Джош Симс

Французский триллер «На ярком солнце», в котором смешалась мода и обман, считается одним из самых стильных фильмов 1960-х годов. Действие происходит посреди итальянской Ривьеры, где живет миллионер Филипп Гринлиф. Он даже не подозревает о том, на что готов пойти нищий аферист Том Рипли, чтоб сделать его жизнь своей. Фильм насыщен пронзительной эстетикой; живописные итальянские пейзажи,

роскошные яхты, уютные кафе и шикарные апартаменты сочетаются с великолепными нарядами главных героев. Именно благодаря безупречной одежде актеров фильм получил звание самого стильного, и даже спустя 55 лет после премьеры можно ощутить его влияние на современную итальянскую моду.

Сцены, снятые на яхте демонстрируют зрителям майки-поло и рубашки с коротким рукавом и цветочным принтом, а также льняные рубашки, заправленные и застегнутые лишь на половину, ведь никому до этого не было дела. Грязно-белые джинсы с замшевыми мокасинами и закатанные к верху брюки цвета хаки с сандалиями на веревочной подошве стали воплощением прибрежного шика, в то время как шелковые костюмы в приглушенных тонах серого, кремового и голубого использовались для съемок в центре Рима. Костюмы темных оттенков в паре с белыми мокасинами и отсутствием носков смутили бы любого эксперта по модному этикету. Полосатый блейзер, рубашки с монограммами и репсовые галстуки дополняют роскошный стиль Гринлифа.

Одна из сцен, где Ален Делон, играющий полу-модель полу-маньяка Рипли, бродит по уличному рынку, могла бы запросто быть снята на каком-нибудь подиуме. Делон

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поражает воображение одним лишь своим образом: рубаха с закатанными рукавами и щегольской пиджак, небрежно свисающий с плеча. Зачастую стиль берет верх над содержанием; вместо ожидаемой сцены ареста в финале фильма зрители наблюдают за тем, как Рипли, облеченный в стильные брюки и кардиган свободного покроя, томно прогуливается по песчаному пляжу.

Одним из ключевых достоинств фильма являются созданные дизайнерами образы. Вещи перестают здесь быть просто одеждой, но становятся костюмами, помогающими героям коренным образом менять свою личность. В одной из сцен, к примеру, Гринлиф застает Рипли за примеркой своего гардероба, повлекшей череду роковых событий. Несмотря на то, что одежда служила в фильме элементом искусного трюка, многие критики из таких изданий, как GQ, Studio Canal и H&M Life считают, что созданные образы привели к возникновению совершенно нового стиля.

И даже полвека спустя этот стиль не утратил своей актуальности. «Существует целое поколение тех, кто предпочитает одеваться на роскошный манер, поданный в фильме, тех, кто предпочитает всегда выглядеть безупречно, даже когда под рукой лишь повседневные вещи», –

считает британский портной и дизайнер Тимоти Эверест, работавший над созданием костюмов для ремейка фильма 1999 года «Талантливый мистер Рипли». «Это стиль плейбоя: классический, но вместе с тем в меру небрежный и непринужденный, как бы дающий понять, что владельца не заботит его внешний вид, в то время как все как раз наоборот».

Этот образ является, по сути, квинтэссенцией стиля состоятельных, вечно загорелых молодых людей из 1960-х годов, тех, чьи доходы не счесть, чье время прожигается в бесконечном поиске удовольствий, тех, для кого мир лишь большая площадка для игры. Современная итальянская мода часто ссылается на этот беззаботный стиль, упуская громкие узоры и дополняя его роскошными тканями. Также можно заметить, что в одежде, которую носили Рипли и Гринлиф, нашли отражение элементы итальянской природы. Оттенки размытого белого сочетаются со старинными деревянными конструкциями причалов или плитами древних архитектурных сооружений, оттенки голубого – с волнистым Средиземным морем, а оттенки бледно-розового находят отражение в брезентовых парусах яхты Гринлифа.

Хотя Делон не подбирал себе одежду для съемок «На ярком солнце» – за него это делала костюмер Белла Клемент –

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стиль беззаботный шик стал для актера неотъемлемым образом жизни: в 1978 году он запустил успешную серию парфюма, а впоследствии – линию одежды и аксессуаров. И все же фильм, обеспечивший ему всемирную славу, придает одежде более глубокий смысл: во-первых, чтобы проиллюстрировать классовое различие героев, уровень образованности и стиль их жизни, а во-вторых, чтобы показать миру, как с помощью одной лишь одежды можно до неузнаваемости преобразить человека. Когда Гринлиф предостерегает Рипли: «Нет, ты не можешь подниматься на борт [моей яхты] в этой обуви», то не совсем ясно, имеется ли ввиду их пригодность для ходьбы по палубе или где-либо вообще. Этот вопрос навсегда останется без ответа. С тех самых пор он не дает покоя многим стилягам.

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意大利最负盛名的两大文化输

出——时装与美食之间的关系，

在T型台上体现得淋漓尽致。请听

Sally McIlhone娓娓道来

Dolce & Gabbana品牌2010春夏系

列的广告大片，恰如其分地展示了

意大利人心目中时尚与美食之间的


秀色可餐

美文翻译

c . s o v i t t o r i o E m a n u e l e M i l a n o i b l u e s . i t

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亲密关系。这个广告系列由世界上

著名的意大利裔美国人——麦当娜

主演，这位歌手在广告中摇身变为

性感的意大利主妇，在某一幕中在

凌乱的餐桌上剥煮鸡蛋，在另一幕

中则满手狼藉地吃着意大利面。她

美艳不可方物的身影贯穿全片，象

征着凌驾于所有意大利女性理想形

象之上的、令人膜拜的国民女神图

腾。

近年来，诸多意大利品牌都探

索过时尚与美食之间的关系——并

将其成功付诸实践。Moschino的

2014/15秋冬系列以快餐为灵感，推

出一系列带有logo的图案T恤、炸薯

条手机壳与奶昔杯双肩包。品牌的

创意总监Jeremy Scott重新塑造了

麦当劳的金色拱门，将巨大的“M”

添加到大尺寸夸张套头衫、太阳帽

与墨镜，以及快乐套餐箱型包袋

上。

这个令人咋舌的主题为该季度

贡献了一系列出镜率最高的单品，

见诸于Anna Dello Russo、Katy

Perry与Jourdan Dunn一众人等。

还有灵感来自好时巧克力包装纸、

薯片包装袋与麦片盒的礼服，作为

快餐单品的高端替代选择。“麦当劳

是我们日常生活的一部分，”Scott在

接受英国卫报采访时解释。“我设计

的时候，喜欢以对我个人而言重要

的事物为出发点。” 使用常见日用品

来创造美着实是天才般的手法。虽

说麦当劳汉堡包与意大利精致美食

相去甚远，但其不失为美食捕获时

尚界身心的范例之一。

如果说Moschino是颠覆时尚的

大师，那么其他品牌则以更微妙的

方法从美食中借鉴。在品牌2015年

春夏米兰时装周的发布上，Au Jour

Le Jour推出了水果印花连衣短裤

与装饰着饼干和冰淇淋筒的迷你

裙装；一件亮片礼服上还装点着迷

你寿司卷。时尚巨头Fendi则奉上蓬

松棉花糖质感的粉色礼服与裹糖霜

杏仁般的蓝色礼服。 Gucci的70年

代风格系列主打番茄与樱桃色系的

连衣裙。Max Mara带来牛奶咖啡

色调的通勤连衣裙与焦糖色铅笔

裙，Trussardi的宽腿裤则带着一抹

清新的开心果绿。每个品牌都为人

们呈上感官的盛宴。

美食灵感同样出现在米兰2015

年春夏男装发布中。Versace夺人

眼球的配件中，包含一款野餐篮背

包，以及一整套装饰有品牌标志性 PH

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美杜莎图案的餐具。“Versace是幽

默感的化身，”Donatel la Versace

对Dazed & Confused杂志解释

道。“我们拥有所有这些——为什

么不使用呢？”Moschino为男人们

穿上受饮料启发设计的飞行员夹

克，与带有碳酸饮料品牌标志的西

装，Andrea Incontri的柠檬与橘色

针织品，则与Canali的柑橘色调多

功能夹克与T恤相媲美。

当你明白食物对意大利身份认

同的重要性，便不会觉得以美食为

时尚灵感有多么不同寻常。食物是

意大利式体验的核心——从2015年

米兰世博会以食物为主题就可见一

斑。造访意大利的游客们，对于蛋

糕与定制礼服同样兴致勃勃，贩售

意大利面、葡萄酒、肉食与奶酪的

Eataly美食专门店，与Emporio Ar-

mani精品店同样风靡。令人雀跃的

是，随着美食业与时尚业不断加深

合作，人们不再被迫于两者之间做

出选择。祝您胃口大开！

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74: Dream Weavers

梦想编织者

意大利出产全世界最上乘纺织品的

声誉实至名归。Ruairidh Pritchard

在此为您列举一系列最杰出的品牌

对于懂行人士而言，谈到纺织品制

造定有一个国家脱颖而出。意大利

的纺织生产主要集中于该国北部和

阿马尔菲海岸，其历史可追溯到几

百年前。古老的技艺与对完美的承

诺延续至今，使意大利的纺织品成

为无上品质的代名词。

譬如，一些全球最顶级酒店与

最时髦私人住宅采用的棉麻床单、

毛巾和桌布，都是由少数备受尊敬、

有时还有些神秘的意大利公司制造

的。

Frette是传统意大利床品制造的

最佳范例之一。成立于1860年，该

公司最初设立于法国阿尔卑斯山脚

下的格勒诺布尔（Grenoble）。迁移

到靠近米兰的工业重镇Monza后，

公司开始执行意大利亚麻生产的严

格标准，并在20世纪初期制造出当

时品质最为上乘的棉麻制品。

仍驻扎于Monza的Frette一直保

持着自己的声誉，这在很大程度上

归功于其秘而不宣的专利纺织品漂

白工艺，据该公司宣称，该工艺能制

造出洁白、柔软与光亮的棉麻面料。

巴黎Ritz酒店、伦敦Claridge’s酒店

与纽约Plaza酒店的宾客们，都枕着

Frette的床品入眠，豪华列车东方

快车的餐车食客们，则使用该公司

生产的桌布餐巾。Frette同时为全

球王室家庭供货。

Frette的精致棉麻床品、睡衣与

家居内饰面料，均可在其精品店内

买到。本季新款受到南非、阿根廷

与巴厘岛等地风情的启发，在精致

图腾、钩针图案与蕾丝花边上辅以

生机勃勃的混合水彩配色。

Sferra也有着类似的发展轨迹。

该公司由威尼斯最有才华的蕾丝工

匠之一Gennaro Sferra成立于1891

年，其制造的床单在20世纪初备受

品味挑剔的美国工业巨头之推崇。

在美国的成功让Sfer ra得以在纽

约第五大道设立门店，但Gennaro

Sferra始终确保每年乘船回威尼斯

两次，研发新的手工蕾丝与豪华床

品系列。

Sfer ra不断更新生产工艺，投

资于业界顶尖的旋转、印染与抛

光整理技术，每批纺织品都按照

精确规范与严苛标准生产。即便如

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此，Gennaro Sferra在120年前引

以为傲的四个关键要素仍是公司的

核心：采用的纤维、织物的重量、抛

光整理的手法，还有或许是最重要

的，成品面料的奢华触感。Sferra始

终享有尊荣地位，其床品被许多地

位举足轻重的住宅与建筑选用，包

括白宫与梵蒂冈。

棉麻面料并非意大利出产的唯

一引人垂涎的高级面料，正如举世

闻名的品牌Loro Piana所证明的。几十年来，这个品牌已制造出很多

全球最炙手可热的面料，其推出的

针织衫、衬衣与夹克系列精致细

软，衬里柔滑，已成为全球各地品

味达人们衣橱中的必备。

Loro Piana同时生产豪华家居

内饰面料：它的羊绒有30多个色

调，可与彩色麂皮搭配，制成毛毯、

靠垫与小被子。顾客还可以通过姓

名缩写与刺绣进行进一步的个性定

制，有些顾客会为自己的喷气飞机

或直升机定制内饰，有些则将航海

字母或自己船的名字嵌入游艇内饰

中。

我们几乎可以确信，人们对于奢

华意大利面料经久不衰的需求，与

其不可逾越的品质密不可分，挑剔

的顾客们选择意大利纺织品的同

时，也是选择了其比任何对手都丰

富的历史积淀、现代化的生产技术

与精细的完成工序。

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84: Forever Cool

永远前卫

弥漫着艺术般优雅的1960年代电

影《阳光普照》（Plein Soleil），至

今仍深深影响着意大利的时尚风

格。Josh Sims报道

以时尚与欺骗为主题的法国惊

悚片《阳光普照》（Plein Soleil），

被认为是60年代最具时尚感的影片

之一。主要剧情是在风景迷人的意

大利里维埃拉，贫穷的主人公Tom

Ripley结识了富裕的朋友Philippe

Greenleaf，并意图窃取他的身份。

该片以其风格强烈的美学；如画的

意大利风光；豪华游艇、广场咖啡

店和单身公寓，以及片中毫无争议

的明星，Ripley与Greenleaf的衣

橱而著名。正是片中明星的衣着让

其成为史上最时尚的电影之一，在

该片诞生55周年之际，它对于今日

意大利时尚风格的影响力仍卓著非

凡。

该片的游艇场景仿佛是马球衫

和花卉短袖衬衫的秀场，宽松的亚

麻衬衫下摆一半塞进裤腰间，纽扣

总是至少敞开到胸部中央，潇洒倜

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傥。老实讲，人们也不想让他们的

衣领合起。灰白色牛仔裤搭配麂皮

乐福便鞋，卷起的卡其裤则配以帆

布鞋演绎海滩时尚，灰色、浅奶油

与蓝色调的山东绸西装则为片中的

罗马场景增色不少。深色西服与白

色便鞋搭配的方式或许会让时尚

礼仪专家脸红，而袜子则从未出现

过。还有条纹划船夹克，一系列字母

图案衬衣与领带共同打造出主人公

Greenleaf的上流精英风格。

在一幕冗长的镜头中，Ripley

流连于街头市场，这一幕就像是直

接从T台上照搬而来的一样，阿兰

德龙扮演的Ripley看上去既像男模

特，又像一个疯子。德龙甚至完美

演绎了一个有些泛滥的造型，就是

将衬衫袖子卷起，并将外套搭在肩

膀上。风格往往会超越物质；影片

最后的镜头不是观众预期的逮捕场

景，而是Ripley身着裤装与棒针羊

毛衫，在海滩漫步的样子。

这部影片中隐藏的主题之一，是

服装也可被用作是道具，而非只是

演员造型中的一部分；剧中角色也

会穿上不同的服装来扮演他人。例

如在一幕中，Greenleaf发现Ripley

正在试穿自己的衣服，这为之后的

事件形成铺垫。即便如此，该片不但

以高超技巧进行服装搭配，还被来

自GQ、Studio Canal与H&M Life

等媒体的评论员纷纷引用，作为一

整套装扮风格的基础。

这种风格延续了半个世纪以上

的时间。“又有新一代人开始以一种

更为张扬奢华的方式模仿这种风

格，让自己即便衣着休闲也看上去

精气神十足，”英国裁缝与设计师

Timothy Everest表示，他负责打造

了1999年重拍电影《天才雷普利》

（The Talented Mr Ripley）的戏

服。“这就是花花公子风格：经典但

以休闲随意的方式穿着，暗示自己

资本充裕并且自信十足，给人无需

多关注衣着的感觉，实际上倾注了

大量精力塑造自己。”

这种造型基本就是对1960年代

早期富裕、热爱日光浴的阶层所钟

爱风格的提炼，他们拥有源源不断

的金钱与闲暇时间，可以将地球视

为一个游乐场。当代意大利时尚经

常参考这种艺术化的休闲风格，避

免使用嘈杂的图案，运用奢华面料

但将其打造成精心设计的懒散样

子。Ripley与Greenleaf的服装同样

暗合了意大利的自然环境。水洗白

色调用来与码头上的旧木或是古建

筑上的石雕对比，蓝色系用于衬托

地中海，淡粉色调则与Greenleaf游

艇上的帆布与风帆呼应。

尽管电影《阳光普照》中的阿

兰德龙并没有为自己装扮——这

是服装设计师Bella Clément的功

劳——看似毫不费力的时髦感成为

这位演员终身仰仗的法宝：在1978

年，他成功推出了一款香水，紧接

着是服装及配饰系列。即便如此，

这部他赖以成名的电影在服装使用

上更具深层含义：解码性格——彰

显阶级、教育与生活方式上的差

异——并且暗示在简单变装之后，

这些差异对于整个世界而言是可以

转化的。当Greenleaf告诫Ripley

说，“不，你不能穿这双鞋登上[我的

游艇 ]，”我们不确信是否因为这双

鞋不适合在甲板上行走，还是不适

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じ、散らかった食卓の上でゆで卵の皮

を剥く画像があるかと思えば、山盛り

のスパゲティを食べる姿があるといっ

た具合だ。マドンナは終始、素晴らしく

魅惑的な姿で登場し、イタリア女性の

理想像として最もあがめられる「家庭

の女神」のモチーフを体現している。

ファッションと食のつながりは近

年多くのイタリアンレーベルが追求し

てきたテーマで、反応は上々だ。モス

キーノの2014/15年秋冬コレクション

ではファーストフードをインスピレーシ

ョンとして、様々なロゴTシャツやフレ

ンチフライ型の携帯カバー、ミルクセ

ーキ型のショルダーバッグを繰り出し

た。同レーベルのクリエイティブダイレ

クター、ジェレミー・スコットは、マクド

ナルドのゴールデンアーチに手を加え

て、その「M」をたっぷりしたセーター

やバイザー、サングラスにあしらい、「

ハッピーセット」ボックス型のバッグも

「サービス」した。

このアッと驚くようなテーマから、

このシーズンに最も多く写真に撮られ

た作品が生まれ、アンナ・デッロ・ルッ

ソ、ケイティ・ペリー、ジョーダン・ダン

をはじめ多くの人が着ているのが見か

けられた。ファーストフードをテーマと

する作品と対称的な高級服としては、

ハーシーズのチョコレートバーの包み

紙やポテトチップスの袋、シリアルの

箱にインスピレーションを得たロング

ドレスがあった。「マクドナルドは私た

ちの日常生活の一部です」と、スコッ

トは英国のガーディアン紙のインタビ

ューで説明している。「僕はデザイン

する時、いつも自分にとって大きな意

味を持つものを出発点にしています。

」日常生活のありふれた事物から美を

創造するのは、まさに天才といえる。マ

クドナルドのハンバーガーは高級イタ

リア料理からは程遠いが、食がファッ

ション界の心をつかんだほんの一例

だ。

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モスキーノは挑発的なファッション

の名手だが、他のレーベルは食のイン

スピレーションを少し控えめな形で表

現した。ミラノ・ファッションウィーク

での2015年春夏ショーで、オージュー

ルルジュールはフルーツプリントの遊

び着、ビスケットやアイスクリームコー

ンで飾られたミニドレスなどを披露。

あるシークインドレスには、なんとミニ

チュア海苔巻きが付いていた。ファッ

ション大手のフェンディは、ふわふわ

したマシュマロピンクや糖衣アーモン

ドのブルーの風合い豊かなドレスを披

露した。70年代にヒントを得たグッチ

のコレクションでは、トマト色とチェリ

ー色のドレスが印象的だった。マック

スマーラではカフェオレ色の実用的な

ドレスやキャメル色のペンシルスカー

ト、トラサルディでは新鮮なピスタチ

オ色が特徴的な幅広パンツと、どのコ

レクションも感覚に訴える要素に溢れ

ていた。

食のテーマは、ミラノの2015年春

夏メンズウェアのショーでも見られ

た。ヴェルサーチで出色のアクセサリ

ーは、同ブランド独特の豪華なメデュ

ーサの食器セットまで付いたピクニッ

クバスケット・バックパックだ。「ヴェ

ルサーチはユーモアのセンスが真骨

頂」と、ドナテッラ・ヴェルサーチは「

デイズド・アンド・コンフューズド」誌

に語っている。「あるものは使わない

手はないでしょう？」モスキーノのメン

ズでは、飲料水に発想を得て炭酸飲

料ブランドを散りばめたボマージャケ

ットやボマースーツが見られたし、ア

ンドレア・インコントリではレモンとオ

レンジのニットウェア。それと競うよう

に、カナリでは柑橘系のバーシティジ

ャケットやTシャツが登場した。

食からスタイルのインスピレーシ

ョンを得るのは、イタリアのアイデンテ

ィティにとって食がいかに重要かに思

いを致さなければ異様に映るかもし

れない。食はイタリア人の生活の中心

だ。そのことは、2015年ミラノ国際博

覧会が食を中心テーマにしていること

にも表れている。イタリアを訪れる人

は、クチュールのロングドレスを買うよ

うにケーキを買う。グルメ食品店のイ

ータリーがエンポリオ・アルマーニの

ブティックと同じくらい人気の店なの

だ。嬉しいことに、食品業界とファッシ

ョン業界が絡み合うイタリアでは、ど

ちらかを選ぶ必要はない。どちらも存

分にお楽しみあれ！

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世界一の高級テキスタイル生産国とい

われるイタリア。その評判は本物だ。

ルーリー・プリチャードが一流メーカ

ーをいくつか紹介する。

情報通にとって、ファブリックといえ

ば群を抜く国がある。北部とアマルフ

ィ海岸地方を中心とするイタリアのテ

キスタイル生産は、数百年の歴史を誇

る。伝統の技能と完璧へのこだわりを

受け継いできたことが、イタリアのテキ

スタイルが最高品質の代名詞になった

理由だ。

例えば、世界有数の高級ホテルや

スタイリッシュな私邸で使われるベッ

ドリネンやタオル、テーブルクロスは

定評のある（そして時に秘密主義的

な）少数のイタリア企業が作ったもの

だ。

イタリア伝統のリネンといえば、まず

名が挙がるメーカーの一つがフレッテ

だ。1860創業の同社は元々はフレンチ

アルプスの麓のグルノーブルにあった。

ミラノ近郊の工業の町モンツァに移転

してから、イタリアのリネン生産の厳し

い基準を求められるようになり、20世

紀に入る頃には最高級品を作るまで

になった。

今でもモンツァを拠点とするフレッ

テは、主に特許登録された独自のテ

キスタイル漂白法のおかげでその評判

を守り続けている。同社によれば、こ

の技術によってリネンが白く、柔らか

く、艶のある仕上がりになるのだそう

だ。パリのリッツホテルやロンドンのク

ラリッジスホテル、ニューヨークのプラ

ザホテルの宿泊客はフレッテのシーツ

で寝、オリエント急行の乗客は同社の

テーブルリネンを前に腰かけている。

フレッテは世界中の王族にも納品して

いる。

フレッテの極上リネンや寝間着、

インテリアファブリックは、同社のブテ

ィックでも買える。今シーズンのコレク

ションは、南アフリカ、アルゼンチン、

バリなどの国や島々にインスピレーシ

ョンを得たもので、精妙なモチーフや

クロシェット編み、水彩画の鮮やかな

色彩が揃ったレースが使われている。

スフェラも似たような歴史を持つ。こ

の会社は1891年にヴェニス有数のレ

ース職人ジェンナロ・スフェラが創設

し、そのリネンは20世紀初頭に目の肥

えたアメリカ人産業資本家の間で人気

を得た。アメリカで成功したスフェラ

はニューヨークの5番街に店をオープ

ンしたが、ジェンナロは年に二度蒸気

船で必ずヴェニスへ戻り、手作りレー

スや高級リネンの新コレクションを製

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1960年代の映画『太陽がいっぱい』

で随所に見られる絶妙に着崩した優

雅な装いが、今もなおイタリア人のスタ

イル感覚に影響を与えている。ジョッ

シュ・シムズがレポートする。

ファッションと欺瞞をテーマにしたフ

ランスのサスペンス映画『太陽がいっ

ぱい』は、1960年代きってのスタイリ

ッシュな映画の一つと言われている。

優雅なイタリアンリヴィエラを舞台に、

貧しいトム・リプリーがお金持ちのフィ

リップ・グリンリーフと親しくなり、その

アイデンティティを盗もうとするストー

リーだ。この映画は美的印象の強さで

知られ、絵ハガキに出てくるようなイタ

リアの風景や豪華ヨット、街の広場に

あるカフェ、独身貴族のアパートメント

など麗しい映像が満載だが、中でも出

色なのはリプリーとグリンリーフのワー

ドローブだ。この作品を映画史上最も

スタイリッシュなものにしたのは出演

スターの装いであり、その影響は封切

55周年を目前にした今もなおイタリア

のスタイル観にはっきり表れている。

ヨットのシーンは洋上のファッショ

ンショーさながらで、ポロシャツや花

柄プリントの半そでシャツ、ゆったりし

たリネンのシャツは裾をわざと半分出

し前をいつも半ばはだけた状態で、そ

れ以上ボタンを留めるのが面倒とでも

いうような風情。オフホワイトのジーン

ズにスナッフルビット・ローファー、裾

をたくし上げたカーキのパンツにエス

パドリーユといった装いは、まさに海

辺のシックの典型だ。一方、ローマを

舞台としたシーンでは、グレーや薄い

クリーム、ブルーといった抑えた色調

のシャンタンシルクのスーツが街の風

景に映える。ダークスーツに白のローフ

ァーといった、ファッションエチケット

作した。

スフェラは新しい生産技法を取り

入れ、最先端技術に投資して糸の一

本一本を厳密な仕様と厳しい基準に

合わせて紡ぎ、染め、仕上げた。そん

なスフェラだが、今でも大切にしてい

るのはジェンナロが120年前に注力し

た4つの主要素だ。使用する繊維、フ

ァブリックの重量、仕上げ、そしておそ

らく最も重要なのが最終的に織り上が

った布の高級感だ。スフェラの評判は

相変わらず高く、同社のリネンはホワ

イトハウスやバチカンなど数多くの重

要な邸宅や建物に使われてきた。

イタリア製が珍重されるのはリネ

ンだけではない。そのことはロロ・ピア

ーナの評判が証明している。このブラ

ンドは数十年にわたり、世界で最も珍

重されるファブリックをいくつか生産

し、ニットウェアやシャツ、ジャケットの

コレクションを製作してきた。贅沢な

裏地の付いたジャケットは、世界中の

着こなし上手のワードローブにはなく

てはならないものになっている。

ロロ・ピアーナは高級インテリアフ

ァブリックも作っている。同社のカシ

ミアは30種類以上の色が揃っており、

染めたスエードと組み合わせてブラン

ケットやクッション、スローにすること

もできる。モノグラムや刺繍でパーソナ

ル化することも可能だ。自家用ジェッ

トやヘリコプターの内装に取り入れる

人がいるかと思えば、船舶用信号旗

や船の名前をヨットのインテリアにあ

しらう人もいる。

イタリア製高級ファブリックの需

要が絶えないことが、その比類ない品

質と、豊かな歴史があり造りが良くて

仕上げの美しいイタリアのテキスタイ

ルを目の肥えたクライアントが選んで

いるという事実に関係しているのはほ

ぼ間違いない。

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けでなく、キャラクター自身が他人に

成りすますためにコスチュームとして

着る。例えば、リプリーがグリンリー

フの服を試しに着ているところへグリ

ンリーフ本人が現れるシーンがあり、

後の展開の伏線となっている。この

ように、映画では策略の道具として

使われている衣装だが、GQ、スタジ

オ・カナル、H&Mライフをはじめとす

る各誌の評論家は、一つの完全なス

タイルの基礎を成したとコメントして

いる。

しかもそれは、半世紀以上を経た

今も通用するスタイルだ。「この映画

にインスピレーションを得て、いかに

も豊かな装い、ごくカジュアルであり

ながらキレのある装いを目指す新し

い世代がいます」と、イギリスの仕立

て屋でデザイナーのティモシー・エベ

レストはいう。1999年のリメーク『リ

プリー』で衣装を担当したエベレスト

いわく、「それはプレイボーイのスタイ

ル。伝統的なアイテムを着崩し、金と

自信があって他人にどう見られようと

気にしないといった風情を醸し出す

の専門家が見たら赤面するような組

み合わせも難なくキメている。足元は

もちろんノー・ソックス。それにストラ

イプのボーティングブレザー、モノグ

ラムプリントのシャツ一式、厳選した

レップタイで、グリンリーフのジェット

族スタイルは完成だ。　

リプリーがストリートマーケットを

うろつく長回しのシーンは、キャット

ウォークをそのままもってきたといっ

てもおかしくないほどで、アラン・ドロ

ン演じるリプリーが半分モデル、半分

狂人に見える。シャツの袖をまくり上

げ、片肩越しにブレザーを引っ掛け

てお決まりのキメポーズをとって見せ

るのだ。この映画はストーリーそのも

のよりスタイルを重視した感も強い。

例えばラストシーンは、観客がじりじ

りしながら待っていた逮捕の映像で

はなく、水泳パンツに厚手のカーディ

ガンを羽織った粋な姿のリプリーが

ビーチを漫ろ歩く姿で終わる。

映画の根底にあるテーマの一つ

は、洋服がいかにコスチュームになり

得るかだ。役を演じる俳優が着るだ

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海外でのお買い物が免税に

のです。そのために実はいろいろ苦心

しているんですが、そんなことはおく

びにも見せません。」

つまり、リゾートで日焼けした富

裕層、金と暇が有り余っていて世の

中を遊び場だと思える1960年代初頭

の有閑階級が好んだ服装のエッセン

スといっていいスタイルだ。モダンイタ

リアンファッションはこの巧妙にくつ

ろいだスタイルをよく参考にし、うるさ

い柄を避け、高級生地を取り入れて、

細心の注意を払って着崩したルック

スに仕立てている。リプリーやグリン

リーフが着た服はイタリアの風景にも

呼応している。桟橋の古木材や古い

石造りの建物を背景に洗いざらした

白系、鮮やかな地中海を背景に青色

系の衣装を配し、グリンリーフのヨッ

トのカンバス地の帆には淡いピンク色

を反映している。

『太陽がいっぱい』でドロンのス

タイリングをしたのは彼自身ではなく

コスチュームデザイナーのベラ・クレ

マンだが、何気ないシックさはドロン

の生涯を通じた売りになった。1978

年に発売したフレグランスの成功を皮

切りに、洋服やアクセサリーにも進出

していく。それはさておき、ドロンを

有名にしたこの映画では、服はより深

いレベルの役割を担っている。階級

や教育、ライフスタイルの違いを見せ

ることでキャラクターを体系化した上

で、世間の目に映るそうした違いは服

を変えるだけで簡単に覆すことがで

きることをほのめかしているのだ。グ

リンリーフがリプリーに向かって「お

っと、そんな靴じゃ僕のヨットには乗

せられないな」と注意するシーンがあ

るが、デッキに向かない靴だという意

味なのか、場所を問わず感心しない

靴だといっているのか、今一つはっき

りしない。この問いは答えられず終い

で、スタイルにこだわる人にとっては

永遠の悩みの種になっている。

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EAST MEETS WEST

Italian interiors specialist Seletti

has taken inspiration from the past

to create its thoroughly contempo-

rary Hybrid dinnerware collection.

The bone-china pieces are the

result of a collaboration with Mi-

lan-based Ctrlzak art and design

studio, and juxtapose European

and Chinese porcelain designs,

highlighting the aesthetic difer- PH

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ences and similarities to striking

efect. A complete collection of

kitchenware is available, including

plates, bowls, cups, cake stands

and vases, all which can be mixed

and matched to suit individual

tastes. The distinctive items are

sure to interest collectors of porce-

lain, as well as those simply looking

to inject a bit of fun and colour in

their home. gl

Seletti Hybrid-Eudossia fruit

bowl, €33,

Mee, Campo San Zaccaria,

Castello 4683D, 30122 Venice,

+39 041 523 5565, seletti.it

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