A poem by Lindsay C. Sidders
“Volevo fare l’avvocato”. Ritratto di donna. In conversazione con Fiore Crespi
Vi proponiamo il ritratto di una donna straordinaria che ha dedicato la sua vita alla lotta contro l’AIDS e donato il suo volto alla moda che incontra i grandi temi sociali. Vicepresidente e Presidente dell’ANLAIDS nazionale e lombardo...
The Domestic is Telling Us Something (and Always Has Been)
In the winter, the slow burn of a domestic novel keeps me warmer much long after I put back on my nightstand...
L’intramontabile appeal delle scarpe brutte
What is it about ugly shoes and fashion? Why is it a recurring trend (or rather, a recurring nightmare)? And what do they say about us?
Treasure hunting in the art world. A conversation with Filippo Passadore
...This is the reason why I often travel to France and other European countries (with a distinct preference for Italy) in search of treasures...
Giù la maschera: una nuova moda uomo, senza il genere
Matteo Giulio Sarti investigates on the seismic changes taking place within the industry of men’s fashion - a natural evolution that takes in no account gender, class or stale ideas of masculinity...
Is Carnival more than an escape?
Many Brazilians see Carnival as a link to the past and a celebration not just of Lent, but...
Quando si tocca il cielo con un dito
Visiting New York, a charming vibrant city...
Palladio (re)discovered
A journey to discover one of Andrea Palladio's masterpieces...
Hunting for Relevancy: the Rise of British Sport
From the Duchess of Devonshire’s memoirs including a section on Harold Macmillan learning to shoot to the mishaps surrounding a hunting party in Mitford’s Highland Fling, I seem to have a penchant for the moorish stage on which these aristocratic endeavors are set...
BELLOTTO 1740
The marvels of Tuscany painted by Bellotto. The exhibition in Lucca...
Scilla: quando la natura diventa leggenda
by Ilaria Rossi ROMA – “…ma Scilla è atroce Mostro, e sino a un dio, che a lei si fesse, non mirerebbe in lei senza ribrezzo. Dodici ha piedi, anteriori tutti, sei lunghissimi colli e su ciascuno spaventosa una testa, e nelle bocche di spessi denti un triplicato giro e la morte più amara di … Continue reading Scilla: quando la natura diventa leggenda
