Diane von Furstenberg gave an inspirational talk to an audiance of young, eager and passionate students. She balanced her personal experience in the world of fashion with insightful tips for life and success. Here are our takeaways of the memorable event. Benjamin Kattan Ksyusha Task Ph.: Luca Andriani
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The Woman I Wanted To Be: a Conversation with Diane Von Furstenberg.
If you had the chance to participate in yesterday’s conference at Bocconi University, not only would you had the unique opportunity to hear Diane Von Furstenberg speak: but you would have gained a lot more. If you ever happen to loose your motivation, revisit this day. Cherish her words, write them down on a scrap of paper and make them your own life motto. “I didn’t know what I wanted to do, but I always knew the woman I wanted to be”. That was the thread of the conversation with the designer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and –as she cheerfully points out- grandmother. Diane started her inspirational talk sitting on the edge of the…
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A Night @ Fondazione Prada
Yesterday night Bocconi Students for Fashion and Bocconi Fashion & Luxury Alumni met for a night of art and networking in the breathtaking location that is Fondazione Prada. Take a stroll with us between the contemporary art masterpieces and stunning architectures in this unique place in the heart of Milan.
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Beat Of Africa: VFNO @ Biffi Boutique with ITC Ethical Fashion Initiative
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The Met Gala: The Good, The Bad and The RIHANNA!
On Monday night, our favorite fashionistas gathered to attend the coveted annual Met Ball in NYC. This year’s theme was China: Through the Looking Glass and people definitely did not disappoint. Here are a few of my picks for looks to be remembered. Some are amazing and others are extremely boring. I would like to add that in the spirit of positivity, there will not be a worst dressed. For individuals whose style was a little challenged this year, I shall simply wish them better luck next year. Without further ado, the gowns!
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J’Adore
It has been while since you’ve been waiting to go. Now you are going to Paris! A city map in one hand and French dictionary in the other, you just have to pray for no strike and in two hours you will finally be in the city of lights. Café de Flore, Musée du Louvre, Fondation Louis Vuitton, Tour Eiffel, Beaubourg, Palais de Tokyo, Montmartre…There are so many places to go and you do not know where to begin. You are on holiday and there is no need to hurry. Enjoy your croissant, step into your Stan Smiths and let the weekend begins, but do not forget to go shopping!…
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Top 5 designer-owned places in Milan
Marc Jacobs Cafè After a long afternoon of shopping in the Brera district you should head to Marc Jacobs Cafè: this lovely bar is decorated in the designer’s trademark colorful style, you will love the cocktails and the outdoor seating.
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Fashion Garden @10 Corso Como
The creator of this incredible place is Carla Sozzani, sister of the director of Vogue Italia and fashion publisher, who decided to leave the magazine world to pursue a career as an art gallery owner. She started her project in 1991 when she found a big garage at number 10 Corso Como, a then-notsofashionable district of Milan. As I just said the heart of the idea was an art gallery, but 10 Corso Como quickly became much more than that: now it’s a multifunctional space featuring an amazing shop, a cafeteria, a restaurant,…
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Focus on: Adidas Stan Smith
After 40 years and 40 million pairs * we’re still loving and (obsessively) buying them.
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Roberto Capucci: elegance, beauty, inspiration
The master of the Italian elegance, Roberto Capucci, returns to the stage with a prêt-a-porter collection. Everyone thinks about Roberto Capucci by referring to his historical Haute Couture collection, which has become internationally famous for its ability to make a woman always fascinating and seductive. As he says: “Elegance is seduction, charme, mystery. It is not pure appearance”. Last week, for women’s fashion week in Milan, he launched a totally innovative collection that, in its modern style, never forgets fundamental rules of the Italian elegance. Contemporary sweaters, suits, shirts and coats mix high quality textiles and research of colors with them of past icons. Roberto Capucci started to draw dream…