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La Perla fashion show at Villa le Maschere
The italian company, leader in luxury underwear, has shown in preview its new collections: three lines that will represent the main stream of La Perla’s works for the next future.
“La Perla Villa Toscana” collection is inspired by Tuscany and it’s dedicated to chic and refined woman.
Villa le Maschere resort has been chosen as it is an enchanted and historic building dating back to the end of the 16th century, with modern Made in Italy design and furniture.
A union of tradition and innovation that even La Perla choose as basics of its style
The Revival of Mariano Fortuny's Vision: The Venice Foundation's Fortuny Mission
The Venice Foundation, in collaboration with UNA Hotels & Resorts, is spearheading the restoration of the "Teatro delle Feste" model, a monumental creation by Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo from 1912. This initiative not only preserves a unique piece of theatrical history but also revitalizes public engagement with Italy's rich cultural heritage.
Ring in the New Year with Splendor in Rome
Experience an enchanting New Year's Eve in Rome, a city steeped in history and romance. The Eternal City offers a plethora of celebrations to welcome the new year, from outdoor festivities in its iconic piazzas to vibrant concerts and extended museum hours. As the clock strikes midnight, witness the sky above Trastevere burst into color with a spectacular fireworks display. Discover the exclusive deals at UNA Hotel Roma and make your New Year's celebration truly memorable.
The Vibrant Legacy of Sergio Scatizzi: A Baroque-Inspired Exhibition in Florence
Discover the vibrant world of Sergio Scatizzi, where nature bursts into life through his dynamic brushstrokes. The Palazzo Pitti in Florence is showcasing an exquisite collection of Scatizzi's works until November 20th. This exhibition, open from 8:15 to 18:50 and closed on Mondays, offers a unique glimpse into the artist's interpretation of the Tuscan landscape and his passion for florals, particularly roses. The display culminates with a curated selection of 17th-century Florentine paintings from Scatizzi's own collection, providing insight into the evolution of his artistic journey.
