A true food connoisseur will be familiar with the “Gambero Rosso” brand. Founded by Slow Food movement creator, Stefano Bonilli, the Gambero Rosso restaurant directory was introduced in 1986 as a 7-page newspaper insert. It quickly became a respected title, printing its first guide Vini D’Italia in 1987, and its first Italian restaurant guide just…
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As the days become shorter and the temperature slowly drops, we inevitably turn to warmer meals and some of our favorite comfort foods. This season is the time for calling on ingredients from our past that bring us comfort and creating new dishes with them. Just as the leaves are changing colors, so do the…
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When looking for the most elegant and unique men’s style, one needs to look no further than the streets of Florence during the biggest menswear trade show of the year: Pitti Uomo. The herds of gents fly in wearing tailored pieces, cool hats, leather goods and a melange of pieces borne of eccentric tastes. What…
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The rise of a new generation of fashion designers has come hand in hand with modern and innovative mediums,allowing creatives to express themselves in a multitude of ways and interdisciplinary training. Behind us are the days where legendary founders of some of the most iconic fashion houses in the world learned the trade in family…
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The Attico, founded by Giordia Tordini and Gilda Ambrosio after only a few years of working in the fashion industry, combines their vastly different aesthetics. Their passion for everything vintage and their intent on bringing different styles and patterns from other forms of art have resulted in a collection of self-described “specialty-couture” pieces sure to…
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The Venice International Film Festival was founded in 1932 as part of the Biennale di Venezia. The Biennale has been around since 1893 and is an exhibition of Italian art promoted by Venice’s city council.The Venice International Film Festival is the oldest film festival in the world and is considered among the “big three”alongside Cannes…
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The love for auto racing in Europe stems back to the late 1800s when the frst cars were introduced in France. In fact, the earliest auto competitions recorded were held in 1894 at the Le Mans circuit. It was not long until this “fever” spread to other European countries, with local car races organized and…
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