Us Italians love to support each other. When someone starts a venture, it gets the whole community going. Umbria typifies this. When Brunello Cucinelli started his business in Solomeo over 40 years ago, he could have predicted that the people around him would support all he did. It’s just the Italian way. Italians love to produce things that are beautiful, crafted and unique. Then other Italians (and the rest of the world) love to buy these beautiful things. And this InStyle

Chiara Ferragni is all-Italian. She’s a brand ambassador that feels self-empowerment is a vital part of the everyday life of Italy’s most famous influencer. In the modern-day world, we can all be influenced on social media whether we like it or not. There is a great deal going on in the world that didn’t exist a few short years ago. Being part of that world can look like a lonely place at times from the outside. But that’s not always the case. This Harper’s Bazaar article tal

The world is a much-changing place. Embracing the ideas and ideals of each generation means we love in greater harmony. Generation Z, those born between the mid 90’s and the mid 2000’s, have a much more liberal view of many aspects of life. They choose to live in a freedom. It is great to see global fashion brands embrace this. This Marie Claire article quotes “Gucci is proud to reaffirm our commitment to a more just and equitable world," says Gucci President and CEO Marco Bi

There are some iconic names in the fashion world. Salvatore Ferragamo is one of those. So, when this classic Italian brand makes a significant change, the whole of the fashion world sits up and takes notice. And when this activity happens in Southern California, there are bound to be ripples. This Los Angeles Times article tells the story – “Last month, Italian luxury label Salvatore Ferragamo had a flurry of fashion activity in Southern California. The brand outfitted a bump