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My mother is pictured here at her wedding, right outside the church in Milan back in ’73. While scanning the pictures, I was amazed to see the similarities to color modifications you see in today’s fashion ad campaigns.
Matteo
Saturday, January 28, 2012
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My mother is pictured here at her wedding, right outside the church in Milan back in ’73. While scanning the pictures, I was amazed to see the similarities to color modifications you see in today’s fashion ad campaigns.
Matteo
Friday, January 27, 2012
Hey guys– I always like to tell you when I find a great hotel, like the Hôtel Thoumieux in Paris. Unfortunately, I’ve been traveling to Milan for six years and still haven’t found a good, reasonably priced hotel to call my home away from home.
I’ve stayed at the Principe- too expensive, too corporate, and when they re-designed the bar they lost me. The Grand is certainly grand and in a beautiful location, but the insanely slow internet makes it difficult as a top choice. Most recently I stayed at the new La Scala, which was too expensive for an upper-mid level corporate hotel with no discernible charm. The AC Milano is too far out of the center, and its neighbor, the Una Hotel Tocq, located in the heart of Milan’s noisiest nightclub district, is loud every night of the week. The Nhow, out in the Tortona art district, is even farther away, in the opposite direction of the AC Milano.
I just stayed at the Cusani during Men’s this month; great location and typical corporate atmosphere, but the food simply was not up to par by any Italian standards.
So, I’m begging you…please help me find a hotel in Milan!
My dream would be old school Italian design, reliable internet, reasonably good food (especially breakfast), and located somewhere in the center of Milan.
I’m counting on you guys, I can’t wait to read the responses tomorrow and book my room right away!
Friday, January 27, 2012
We’ve taken back control of The Sartorialist on Facebook with an official page! [rest assured, nothing will change here on the site] You can ‘like’ us to follow some fun posts… What would you like to see?
Friday, January 27, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Bruno has been shooting fashion week for over 40 years, and only three years ago did he switch to a digital camera.
In a current media world that appears to be focused more and more on how quickly unnecessary images and news can be presented, Bruno is that throwback guy. He actually takes his time fine tuning his runway shots, producing a sophisticated image rather than spewing out junk. While we’re constantly told that things need to be faster, faster, faster, I love that some people can still make a living on refined, quality images.