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Vincenzo La Torre

Chief Editor, Style; Fashion Editor, Post Magazine



Fashion photographer Scott Schuman, aka The Sartorialist, has been documenting Milan’s stylish residents and the city’s hidden gems for more than two decades. Now, his coffee-table book, simply titled Milano and published by Taschen, offers an overview of the city’s impeccably dressed denizens.
Portraits and candid shots of anonymous Milanese vie for attention with those of illustrious ones such as Miuccia Prada, Luciano Barbera and the late Franca Sozzani. With a foreword by Giorgio Armani no less, the book is a delight for fashion lovers as well as fans of Italy’s fashion capital.














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Via Senato (2023) by Scott Schuman, one of the portraits included in his book Milano, published by Taschen. Photo: Handout

Milano by Scott Schuman, The Sartorialist, published by Taschen. Photo: Handout

Giorgio Armani in 2010. Photo: Handout

Via della Spiga in 2010. Photo: Handout

Miuccia Prada in 2018. Photo: Handout

Porta Vittoria in 2023. Photo: Handout

Franca Sozzani in 2007. Photo: Handout

Miss Pinehair in 2021. Photo: Handout

Via Meravigli in 2023. Photo: Handout

Italy’s late former Prime Minister Beppe Modenese in 2015. Photo: Handout

Via Cusani in 2024. Photo: Handout

Fondazione Prada in 2025. Photo: Handout

Via Manzoni in 2011. Photo: Handout

Navigli Grande in 2024. Photo: Handout

15 stand-out celebrity looks at Milan Fashion Week, from Meryl Streep in Dolce & Gabbana to Demi Moore in Gucci

Meryl Streep, Demi Moore, RM of BTS and others stunned at Milan Fashion Week. Photos: AP, Reuters

Serena Williams at the premiere of Spike Jonze and Halina Reijn’s short film The Tiger. Photo: AP

Demi Moore. Photo: AP

Hilary Duff. Photo: Reuters

Faye Peraya Malisorn at the Max Mara show. Photo: AFP

Carey Mulligan. Photo: AP

Emma Chamberlain. Photo: AP

Kerry Washington. Photo: AP

Hugo Boss CEO Daniel Grieder (left) with David Beckham. Photo: AFP

(From left to right) Simone Ashley, Meryl Streep and Stanley Tucci. Photo: Reuters

The Summer I Turned Pretty’s Gavin Casalegno in Dolce & Gabbana. Photo: @gavincasalegno/Instagram

South Korean singer Hyunjin. Photo: AP

RM of BTS. Photo: AP

Michelle Yeoh. Photo: Getty Images

Adolescence’s Owen Cooper. Photo: Getty Images

Richard Gere. Photo: AFP

Milan Fashion Week: Bottega Veneta’s Louise Trotter debuts, Tod’s transforms leather, and Ferragamo embraces the 20s

The Intrecciato and knot motifs, two signatures of Bottega Veneta, at the label’s spring/summer 2026 show in Milan. Photo: Reuters

An entire look made from the Intrecciato woven pattern at Bottega Veneta. Photo: AFP

The collection included coats made of Intrecciato and lots of feather embellishments. Photo: Reuters

Fuzzy and tactile textures dominated the line-up. Photo: Reuters

Louise Trotter’s debut stayed true to the DNA of the brand while also adding her own point of view. Photo: Reuters

The outfits made of strips of leather stole the show at Tod’s. Photo: AFP

Leather was treated like fabric at Tod’s. Photo: AFP

Exposed stitching on the Wave bag and a pair of loafers. Photo: AFP

Animal prints reinterpreted in a modern way at Ferragamo spring/summer 2026. Photo: EPA

Fringe details were everywhere at Ferragamo. Photo: AP

8 make-up highlights from the spring/summer 2026 fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris

Baby pink lips were a feature of the Chloé women’s ready-to-wear spring/summer 2026 collection at Paris Fashion Week on October 5. Photo: AFP

Dior spring/summer 2026. Photo: Handout

Chloé spring/summer 2026. Photo: handout

Simone Rocha spring/summer 2026. Photo: Maja Smiejkowska

Thom Browne spring/summer 2026. Photo: Handout

Louis Vuitton spring/summer 2026. Photo: Reuters

Anna Sui spring/summer 2026. Photo: Pola Esther

Fendi spring/summer 2026. Photo: Handout

Chanel spring/summer 2026. Photo: Handout

How Minotti, the family-run Italian furniture designer, grew from artisan workshop to global brand

Italian company Minotti has been in the furniture design business since 1948. Photo: Handout

Susanna Minotti is the third-generation steward of Italian furniture design company Minotti. Photo: Handout

Minotti’s philosophy is to combine the identities of the designer and the company. Photo: Handout

Andante has been Minotti’s exclusive dealer and long-time partner in Hong Kong for 20 years. Photo: Handout

Minotti has flagship stores around the world. Photo: Handout

Minotti presents new collections annually that evolve according to trends. Photo: Handout

Minotti taps into local market requirements through partners like Andante. Photo: Handout

Minotti designs furniture for homes, lounges and hospitality and business environments. Photo: Handout

Who was at the Brunello Cucinelli film premiere, from Jonathan Bailey to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni

Brunello Cucinelli and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the Thursday premiere of Brunello, Il Visionario Garbato, in Rome. Photo: WireImage

English actor Jonathan Bailey at the premiere of Brunello, Il Visionario Garbato, in Rome. Photo: WireImage

American actor Chris Pine, also at the premiere, is frequently spotted wearing Brunello Cucinelli. Photo: WireImage

K-pop singer Jinyoung at the Brunello Cucinelli film premiere. Photo: WireImage

American actress Jessica Chastain was also in attendance. Photo: Getty Images

Camilla and Carolina Cucinelli, Brunello Cucinelli’s daughters, at the premiere of Brunello, Il Visionario Garbato, in Rome. Photo: WireImage

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Shots of Miuccia Prada, Luciano Barbera and the late Giorgio Armani and Franca Sozzani vie with those of ordinary people in The Sartorialist’s coffee-table book for Taschen


Shots of Miuccia Prada, Luciano Barbera and the late Giorgio Armani and Franca Sozzani vie with those of ordinary people in The Sartorialist’s coffee-table book for Taschen.
