The Fifties are making a comeback, as is the Corelle silhouette designed by Christian Dior for his fashion show after World War II. The year of his debut was 1947 but the designer was able to create trends during the entire next decade thanks to the icon of the New Look, Grace Kelly. Read more…

Edited by Vogue.it

White and black, with a grayish-black and off-white. Here’s the man that loves gradations and the more these are mixed, the more they become unique. Read more…

Edited by Anna Maria Sbisà

Stardust, fragments of faraway planets, wonderful to wear: it’s an inlay of sidereal light, one that shines off of us around Christmas, to kick off in the best way the apocalyptic 2012. A mineral flavored fiction that focuses around the neckline, to give light to the face with stellar rock decorations. Read more…

text by Anna Maria Sbisà

As Madonna did in 2001: wearing a tartan miniskirt during Madonna’s “Drowned World Tour”, and then getting married to Guy Ritchie, in Scotland, in December. The basic idea is to re-edit Victorian sophistication, dipping in the most dignified and accustomed to hunting Britain; we are more aristocratic than ever. Read more…

Text by Anna Maria Sbisà
Layers of plaid with schematized or oversize (sometimes hugely oversize) designs, and then lines, checks and ties accompanying them in a symphony – with a tartan backdrop – of supperior, exclusive British taste: the side of the country you need to tackle the city. Read more…