Last to arrive, in , in a building that shares the same courtyard, there is the 3 Rooms Hotel, an exclusive boutique hotel with only three suites inside, impeccably furnished, a perfect mix of patterns, textures and colors.
Or even while we are enjoying that sunset from the terrace and wecan see the beautiful Milan of times gone by , with its modern side that advances day by day and enjoy the warm color of the sun that illuminates and gives life to the sculptures and ceramics of Kris Ruhs.
While sipping a glass of French red wine, sitting in that table, there in the corner, apparently so isolated and discreet, surrounded by greenery overlooking this garden so hidden and private. Inside, everything is lived with extreme and elegant calm.
By hiding in these places, we feel like children again, we run away from all the frenzy of a city in constant change. Like the little Charlie Bucket in the Chocolate Factory, we too are immersed in a fairytale world … We discover again all the enchantment and desire for art, culture and everything that manages to steal us every time we pass that intense green door.
We can't. That's why every week we share the best experiences milan has to offer. Gli orari si riferiscono al negozio e alla galleria.
Ever since the high fashion clothing and accessory rental service, Revest, arrived in the Milanese capital, feeling like a star crossing the red carpet has suddenly become an achievable dream for everyone.
Thanks to the intuition of the young founder - Costanza Beretta - all Milanese with a strong taste in dress, can rent their [ Revealing the true dream of every woman in the world. If you are among those that watched Sex and The City more for the looks of Sarah Jessica Parker than for her tormented love with Chris [ While Turin is famous for its aristocratic classicism, it is also known for being a city with a very strong underground culture that thrills thousands of people from Turin.
A reference point for these lovers of alternativism is definitely Hannibal Store, the streetwear and sneakers shop, stocked throughout the city.
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Opened less than two years ago, 10 Corso Como—the street address of the original Italian store—arrived in New York with great fanfare.
As the anchor of the recently revitalized Seaport development, it was seen as the linchpin for the resurgence of what was once a prime destination for locals and tourists alike, but that had fallen on hard times—a victim of bad management, bad business, and bad weather once Hurricane Sandy struck in Under a new developer, Howard Hughes Corp.
At 28, square feet and occupying virtually the entire ground floor of the Fulton Market Building, 10 Corso Como was poised to bring in luxury shoppers as well as diners for its Italian restaurant. But from the start, there were problems. Maybe the business could have held on until the entire development was finished, but even that would not have solved the fundamental problem: It was the wrong store in the wrong place. Unlike other neighborhoods like SoHo, Chelsea or Columbus Circle, where the streetscape and tall buildings offer some shelter, the wind and weather coming off the East River in the winter does not make for great shopping and strolling conditions.
They had seen the deterioration of the complex over the years as stores and restaurants shut down, leaving behind questionable businesses selling T-shirts, souvenir trinkets, mystery-meat hot dogs and stale pretzels. Worse for 10 Corso Como, the neighboring retail businesses that did open were not exactly a match for its mix of designer apparel, home and accessories.
Others will point to 10 Corso Como store closings elsewhere around the world, including in Beijing, Shanghai and Tokyo. The pandemic was the final straw, but it likely only hastened the inevitable. Even if everything had gone right, if there had been no pandemic and the weather was unseasonably nice, 10 Corso Como ignored the cardinal rule of retail real estate strategy: location, location, location.
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