Sicilian born, with a diploma from the N.A.B.A. in Milan, after studying in Paris at the École Superieure des Arts Appliqués Duperré and working with important ... read more

  Edgardo Osorio (Aquazzura), Massimo Giorgetti (MSGM), Stella Jean and to Sara Maino for the interview read more

  UNRIPE is a virtual area offering points of view and inspiration. Here you can share with those who pursue personal artistic visions: come up with a topic, a suggestion or a word ... read more

  Finalist of the male version of the prestigious ‘Who is On Next?’ organized by Pitti Immagine Uomo in June, 2011, Luca Larenza is one of the most interesting italian ... read more

  Former engineer successfully turned into the fashion system, Emiliano Rinaldi won with Andrea Pompilio the 2011 edition of ‘Who is On Next?’, competition organized by ... read more

  For some time, museum and exhibition venues have been examining the relationships between fashion and contemporary art, with major events devoted to the reciprocal influences, ... read more

  In the beginning it was a fur workshop, run by Adele Casagrande from 1918. In 1925 she married Edoardo Fendi and they opened a small shop in Via del Plebiscito, under a new name: a ... read more

  The understated appeal of made in Italy. All the unmistakable fascination of a creative tradition that combines classic and innovative, manufacturing precision and experimental ... read more

  Your favourite artist?  What fascinates me most is the concept of concreteness, the artwork on the canvas of reality with no frills or delicate shading. I love briefness and ... read more

  Born in Trieste in 1985, after school in Italy he flew to Antwerp to study fashion at the prestigious Royal Academy of Fine Arts. Then he was assistant to the fashion genius Walter ... read more

  There’s Frida Kahlo, but also Salvador Dalì and Pablo Picasso. Plus Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Julie Andrews, Judy Garland with ringlets as ... read more

  Your favourite artist?  The terribly refined “affectation” of Alfons Mucha, the intimacy of Silvestro Lega, the light of Vermeer, the absolute genius of Francis ... read more

  This is how the artist describes her exhibition (curated by Milovan Farronato) at the Bevilacqua La Masa (inserting the titles of some of the works on show between brackets): ... read more

  Like many others, A-Lab too has just finished at Super, the fair held at the end of February in Milan, a project by Pitti Immagine and Fiera Milano, in collaboration with Milan ... read more

  The Chiostri di San Barnaba in Milan, one of the city’s most fabulous locations, was the venue on Saturday 16 March for the sixth Womade, an event combining live ... read more

  A neologism that says it all. Wowcracy – in the sense of “exulting in governance” or “the democracy of enthusiasm”, this is the path for fashion that ... read more

  Mirror by Doug Aitken wraps around the façade of the Seattle Art Museum and integrates beautifully with the city lighting. This metro-look project reflects the city in all ... read more

  Blue jeans are the most iconic of garments, genderless, they are the most versatile go-anywhere item in any wardrobe, reworked season after season in both the sportiest street ... read more

  He was a “Who’s on next?” finalist and is one of the names that stands out from the new generation of Italian fashion designers, having the ability to create a ... read more

  A young Italian talent who has fashion in her genes. Yes, because Flavia La Rocca’s passion for fashion started when she was little. Thanks to two dressmaking aunts and a ... read more

  The wait has us all excited: made to wear disposable shoe covers by the artist, we feel like we must not contaminate a holy place, which we are about to enter initiates.   ... read more

  Finalist in the prestigious “Who’s on next?” competition in July 2012, after a runway show at AltaRoma at the end of January, with her label Suzanne Susceptible ... read more

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