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Tiziana Cardini

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The DVF Awards Celebrated Extraordinary Women—and Honored the Legacy of Gloria Steinem

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By Tiziana Cardini
| Vogue Verified
Venice, where Diane von Furstenberg now calls home, is a city that she describes as “a woman who is seductive, and offers solutions.” On Thursday evening, her beloved city—that problem-solving seductress—provided the setting for a gathering of women who tend to make things happen rather than wait for them to happen: the 17th edition of the DVF Awards. But this year, the evening at the jewel-box Teatro Goldoni carried a deeper resonance.
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Emilio Pucci Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear Collection

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By Tiziana Cardini
| Vogue Verified
Camille Miceli had the Palio di Siena, a historic bareback horse race in the Italian town’s medieval square, in mind this season. After several collections playing with Pucci’s psychedelic 1970s vibes, the moment had apparently arrived to discover that the house’s Florentine exuberance had another historical address. Vogue Runway is exclusive to subscribers. Enjoy 7 days free of the latest runway coverage and unlimited digital access to Vogue.com and the Vogue App.
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In questa intervista Maria Grazia Chiuri parla della sua evoluzione in Fendi: «Continuo a sentirmi un’outsider, è più forte di me»

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By Tiziana Cardini
| Vogue Italia Verified
L'intervista a Maria Grazia Chiuri, un anno dopo il suo arrivo in Fendi come Chief Creative Officer: «più che ridefinire il lusso, bisognerebbe ridefinire le parole con cui continuiamo a raccontarlo». Maria Grazia Chiuri parla della moda come altri parlano dell’architettura o del teatro. Le parole che tornano più spesso nella conversazione non sono “trend”, “mercato” o “prodotto”, ma “corpo”, “linguaggio”, “immaginario”, “atelier”, “conoscenza”.
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