THIRD

Following a research recently carried out, it seems that everywhere in the world when we talk about luxury and Made in Italy, the shopping “street” automatically comes to mind, i.e. Via Monte Napoleone, or in some cases of abbreviation Via Montenapo. In the Milanese quadrilateral, the most luxurious area of the Milanese city, one of the most popular streets in the centre. After 5th Avenue in New York and the Champs Elysées in Paris it is officially the third best-known street in the world. 450 meters with prestigious and exclusive brands of Italian luxury products.

MFW 2023

Milano Moda Donna starts on February 21, dedicated to the Fall Winter 23/24 collections, where Praga, Missoni, Dolce Gabbana, Gucci and Armani will be present on the catwalk, but not only. During the events, held in the most suggestive areas of the city, there will certainly be the presence of faces familiar to the international public from cinema to television. To stay updated, the website of the National Chamber of Fashion provides every detail. The liveliest atmosphere of these days will, as always, be in the fashion district, the beating heart of the big names, where you can find various well-known faces perhaps during a coffee break, and for the more curious we point out the maxi screen in Piazza Duomo which will stream the fashion shows scheduled .

TRAFFIC ZONE

Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati, Mercedes are just some of the brands parked in front of the sumptuous shops on the main street of the fashion district. Although it has all the features to be a pedestrian street, it is not as the traders prefer that their customers can have the convenience of parking their car comfortably while shopping. This is just one of the many curiosities that characterize this exclusive luxury street.

NICKNAMES

Here are the nicknames of the three skyscrapers that dominate the skyline of the futuristic Milanese district Citylife. The three unusual nicknames are due to the extravagant shapes that distinguish them. The Isozaki tower also known by the nickname “The Straight” was designed by the Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. In the architectural variety of the city, the extravagant “The crooked” tower by the Iraqi Zaha Hadid could not be missing. And here is the smallest of the three, the Curve signed by the American architect Daniel Libeskind. The three wonderful towers are the pride of City Life, an urban redevelopment project in the area where the buildings of Milan’s historic trade fair once extended.

COFFEE LOVERS

The first Italian Christmas of Starbucks the famous chain of cafes offers tasty Christmas blends and the Starbucks Reserve Christmas 2018 combines two limited edition coffees: Hacienda Alsacia, coffee from Costa Rica and aged Sumatra beans from Indonesia, hand-selected one by one. one. Two products that alone are exceptional, but together they become the art of roasting giving the coffee sweet and spicy notes with an extraordinary flavor for a tribute to the magic of the Milanese holidays.