It may not be Milan, but Florence’s fashion culture is well-regarded and on the rise. The articles to browse here offer something for every style, from where to find high-quality second hand clothing, the contemporary designers calling Florence home, and the city’s most refined fashion brands, festivals and outlets. Everything you would need to step out in style.
It has often been said that the fashion world is slightly cyclical in nature. Iconic styles from decades past often resurface, proving that timeless design never goes out of style. ...
Students will be able to explore every aspect of fashion.
International and Italian brands line the halls with their collections.
The Ferragamo Museum dedicates an exhibition to the shoemaker's life and vision.
AN/ARCHIVE EVENT ONE offers a contemplative journey through interpretations of the body in fashion.
832 international and Italian brands line the halls with their collections.
From the textile industry to film production, the Conforti brothers detail their vibrant lives and careers.
The new-look space displays a diversity of 20th-century styles.
Dress the part while staying sustainable during your time in Tuscany.
Tyler Ellis’s must-have bags are produced near Florence with a father-and-son-owned manufacturer.
A review of the new immersive exhibition at Gucci Garden.
Fendi, ERL and Polimoda all wowed fashion professionals with their runway looks.
Pitti Uomo 104 brings the industry back to the birthplace of fashion with the summer edition of the menswear trade fair.
Jazz up your spring wardrobe with a splash of originality from Florence's creatives.
Head to the Mugello for the perfect spring looks.
A brief history on the iconic Italian fashion designer Renato Balestra and his impact on the world of fashion.
The bi-annual fashion spectacle has arrived in Florence for another edition of the stylish trade show.
CEO of Pitti Immagine, Raffaello Napoleone, tells us what to watch out for during this edition of the trailblazing trade fair.
The Tee-Pee vintage shop in Florence is packed with vintage clothing and with personality.
Six women in Florence discuss their work with sustainable textiles, clothing and home décor in Florence and environs.
July 22 marks the 70th anniversary of Italy’s first fashion show, held in the Sala Bianca at Palazzo Pitti, in Florence.
New Italian ethical footwear brand ADAR launched its debut vegan and sustainable sneaker on Kickstarter on July 5. Founded by Florence-based fashion designer Willy Anne Wijnja and Zurich-based entrepreneur Luca ...
New Yorker Cassandra Kane has opened Zer0lab in Scandicci in the heart of the leather accessories industrial area on the fringe of Florence.