After two years of work, the Maison has reopened its significantly expanded Milan boutique. Creative director Jonathan Anderson explains how his acting background helps him stage fashion shows

From pristine sheets and printing offcuts to phone books and unwanted old volumes, the Apulian artist—a self-described “sculptographer”—creates elegant sculptures and striking installations out of paper

Tommaso Ziffer designed the couturier’s stores around the world. Now he has moved back into the building of his childhood

Artisan Mario Talarico, heir to a family craft on Via Toledo dating back to 1860: “An ancient tradition like this can still have a future. One bespoke model reached twenty thousand euros.”

Casa Cei, a striking villa in Empoly, Tuscany, is a rare example of residential architecture by the legendary Italian designer. Built in the early 1990s, it is now on the market

Once the everyday car of working-class Italy in the 1980s and 90s, the humble Fiat Panda still holds a special place in Italian hearts. Now an Instagram account and a new book celebrate its enduring charm in the country’s small towns

Roman craftsman Simone Picchio’s creations are on show at Cinecittà. His family business has become a favourite of stars including Lady Gaga and Angelina Jolie, as well as Italian and American filmmakers

The designer reflects on how the movement transformed fashion, how commercial interests undermined inclusion, and why he believes politics is pushing culture to the sidelines

Over the past two centuries, this Ravello hotel has hosted writers, actors, musicians and even General Eisenhower. This year brings two new developments: the refurbishment of twenty rooms and an installation by Martino Gamper

The Bergamo-based company, now run by the fifth generation, is celebrating a century and a half of fine shirting fabrics with Legacy Red, a colour created with Pantone, and seven designs revived from its archives

At Rome’s Galleria Nazionale, until 25 October, an exhibition revisits the landmark show conceived by Karl Lagerfeld in 1985. A journey through the fashion house’s archive and codes, spanning memory and the future

Designed by American architect Greg Lynn, the cutting-edge complex brings together manufacturing, architecture and design, opening a new chapter in the Italian motorcycle maker’s history

Once the pins were put away in the atelier, the emperor of haute couture devoted the same passion to setting the table

Following his spring/summer 2027 show in Milan, the designer talks about reworking the house’s heritage and shaping a new vision for one of fashion’s biggest names

The new Italian CEO of the Nordic luxury sailing yacht brand plans to expand its range by moving into the over 36 metres segment

Beneath the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, an underground passage now links the company’s first store, opened in 1913, to the building on the opposite side. Through architecture, past and present are physically reunited to tell the story of the brand

The head of the world’s leading luxury yacht builder outlines the strategies for navigating a market hit by US tariffs and geopolitical instability

Ferrari’s racer of the seas is teaming up with Azimut, which will build a special tow boat to get the ocean-going monohull flying. Launch and first trials are scheduled for early 2027

Genoa Boat Show opens: more than 1,000 boats go on display, from Sanlorenzo’s 1960s-inspired yacht to Capelli’s violin-shaped RIB. Luxury drives revenues to a record €8.6 billion, but the industry is moving at two speeds

The company’s chairman and CEO explains why he decided to open its flagship store on Fifth Avenue, in the former home of the legendary FAO Schwarz toy store: “I used to go there with my father when I was a child. It’s the perfect place to tell our story”