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 […]
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?”[…]
After months of uncertainty and eight consecutive quarters of decline, the Italian fashion industry is finally seeing a turnaround. The data for the third quarter of 2025 speak clearly: turnover in the core sectors—textiles, clothing, […]
– My perspective on an entrepreneur who transformed capitalism into a project of industrial humanism: a self-made man, listed on the stock exchange and faithful to the numbers, but who always put people, the Solomeo […]
Pitti Uomo returns to the Fortezza da Basso from January 13 to 16, 2026, inaugurating its 109th edition with a theme that perfectly captures the current state of affairs: Motion . A broad, almost cinematic concept, it […]
– After Jay Kelly ‘s Venice premiere , in that strange suspended atmosphere where a film still seems to vibrate before truly belonging to the world, I finally had the chance to rewatch it calmly, at home. […]
Network ( 1976), directed by Sidney Lumet, is one of those works that defies labels. They call it satire, they call it a parody of the American television system, but the truth is that it […]
– There’s one film that more than any other captures the heights of unscrupulous finance and the greed of capitalism: Oliver Stone’s Wall Street . Released in 1987, the same year as Tom Wolfe’s The Bonfire of the […]
Kathryn Bigelow describes the end as the inevitable reflection of an intelligence that has been transformed into a weapon. Mankind has hidden its madness within the mechanisms it thought it controlled. It has disguised it […]
THE WIZARD OF THE KREMLIN WITH JUDE LAW The images accompanying the film in competition here in Venice show Jude Law transformed into Vladimir Putin. The resemblance is striking, and seems to mirror the […]
AFTER THE HUNT IN VENICE 82 Luca Guadagnino’s new film, After the Hunt, is presented out of competition. This is no coincidence: the Palermo-born director, always interested in exploring the boundaries between desire and […]
CLOONEY ACCLAIMED, SANDLER UNEXPECTED At the Venice Film Festival, Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly was greeted with mixed reactions. The film split critics: on one side, the Times and Vulture raved , calling it […]
JAY KELLY, A FILM ABOUT PERSONAL IDENTITY Jay Kelly , Noah Baumbach’s new film, has arrived at the 82nd Venice Film Festival . This work marks the return of the director of Marriage Story […]