This blog is becoming what I hoped would become, that is, among other things, a meeting point between designers and brands sharing the same green philosophy. So it happens that a vegan shoes designer like Paola Caracciolo, interviewed in September, introduced me to the Spanish eco-brand of clothing and accessories
The appointment with ‘The monthly interview’ comes back again, thus another interesting connection between creative people committed to sustainability is born. In July Tiziano Guardini (congratulations again for the beautiful fashion show at Milan Fashion Week yesterday) ‘nominated’ Paola Caracciolo, a friend with whom he shared his professional beginnings, a
Today, August 23rd, the eighth ‘Monthly interview’ had to come out but this is a difficult month, we know, press offices closed, all on vacation and then eco-à-porter decided to postpone the interview to Paola Caracciolo, ‘nominated’ by Tiziano Guardini last July. I thought then to take a quick voyage
I often think of the unexpected and surprising joints of life; a few months ago, so not long since the blog went online, I thought I wanted to do a post on Tiziano Guardini, the eco-sustainable designer who is imposing his style not just in the ethical fashion circuit but
The first interview of the summer is with two really smart girls ‘nominated’ the last month by Matteo Ward, co-founder of the manifesto-brand Wrad: Sara Francesca Lisot and Francesca Romana Rinaldi, who have joined their paths to give life to a beautiful online business model with a 100% focus on
I like that this interview with my first male guest coincides with the day of legality, a day that wants to remind the Capaci slaughter in which Giovanni Falcone lost his life, a fair man who fought for change, for a more honest and clean society. People I interview on
I am not superstitious nor particularly obsessed with certain rituals but since the opening of this blog the number 23 has featured important releases; although I had already written a few pieces before November 23, eco-à-porter made its debut on that date, while the ‘Monthly interview’ went online on January
I always thank this monthly column because it makes me meet and interact with extraordinary people from all corners of the world; last month Huda Baroudi of Bokja Design ‘nominated’ as guest of the March interview Sarah Hermez, a Lebanese designer and founder of ‘Creative Space Beirut‘, a free school of
We are back in our column ‘The monthly interview’; last month my first excellent guest, Sass Brown, suggested I interview Bokja Design, the Lebanese brand of interior design, fabrics, accessories and fashion design that has the particular and captivating characteristic of using new and recycled materials for its creations but,