Here we are: on February 6, 2026, at San Siro Stadium, Italy will open the Milan Cortina Winter Games. It is not just sport—it is a global spotlight. Milan, the Alps, the host cities… everything […]
Here we are: on February 6, 2026, at San Siro Stadium, Italy will open the Milan Cortina Winter Games. It is not just sport—it is a global spotlight. Milan, the Alps, the host cities… everything […]
Hemingway and the art of telling what you feel, taste, and savor. A Moveable Feast is Ernest Hemingway’s Parisian memoir. He wrote it in his final years. It was published after his death. It tells […]
When Salone del Mobile opens, it’s not just a trade show. It’s the activation of a system. A complex ecosystem that starts with design, runs through industry, touches contract, shapes the collective imagination, and generates […]
Another Tuscan excellence is the Viareggio Carnival. Yesterday, along the Passeggiata, the traditional parade returned: joy, crowds, music and above all creativity. The large papier-mâché floats have always transformed the city into an open-air […]
Symptoms, balances, and prospects of an economic system in transition Japan’s economy is neither in recession nor in a phase of clear expansion. It continues to function, but under increasing pressure, dealing with a complex […]
Men’s fashion shows and winter events Milan Fashion Week Men’s Fall/Winter 2026–2027, scheduled for January 16 to 20, comes at a delicate and interesting moment for the fashion system: less hype, more substance; less overlap, […]
Here is the assessment of the 109th edition of the world’s leading event dedicated to menswear Pitti Immagine Uomo 109 officially draws to a close, and Florence, as tradition dictates, hands over to Milan, where […]
Last night, December 30, 2025, I had the pleasure of attending Giacomo Puccini’s La Bohème at the Teatro del Maggio in Florence. It was an evening that effortlessly brought to mind the simple power of […]
The name says Milan–Cortina, but the reality is bigger and, if you will, more ambitious: these Games are not based on a single Olympic capital, nor on two “closed” hubs, but on a network of […]
In 2026, fashion will do something seemingly simple, but much smarter than it seems: it will bring sweaters that have already been worn to the runway. The hunt, in fact, has been on for some […]
Over the past months, Naples has been changing pace in a way you can actually measure: worksites moving forward, decisions turning into action, and a reputation that’s starting to travel again beyond Italy—through signals that […]
The prestige of time and the mastery of the hand—when fashion stops devouring itself and learns to last. Luxury used to feel like a closed room. Today it’s everywhere—global access, endless drops, infinite storefronts. And […]
With this message, one of the most iconic and prestigious magazines that have covered the world of fashion for fifty years has closed its doors with immediate effect: “Dear readers, we close with sadness, but also with […]
In recent years, clothing stores in Italy have been facing challenges that go beyond declining consumption or general online competition. There’s a more subtle contradiction, less talked about, but profoundly destabilizing for those working in […]
Back in 2013, in an article published on Alessandro Sicuro Comunication titled “The gold held by the Bank of Italy: who owns it?”[…]