Atelier Fontana. The sisters of Fashion is a little fiction in two episodes aired two days ago, just in time for the closing of Milan Fashion Week and maybe not that Anna Wintour would never have given him a look. Sure would be good, given the presence of the original costumes from the archives of the Foundation Micol Fontana, which were used for the scene of the fashion show.
The three actresses who played the Fontana sisters, actually did not wear dresses very sophisticated, but still has to be noted that the search for costumes and settings of this mini-series TV is talking fashionist interesting. A good opportunity to get an idea of fashion in Italy in the '50s, at a time of rebirth and openness to the world, and the story of the Atelier in question is a perfect metaphor: from craft shop in the countryside of Parma, to decades of Hollywood and the Roman aristocrats who frequented her salons.
The three actresses who played the Fontana sisters, actually did not wear dresses very sophisticated, but still has to be noted that the search for costumes and settings of this mini-series TV is talking fashionist interesting. A good opportunity to get an idea of fashion in Italy in the '50s, at a time of rebirth and openness to the world, and the story of the Atelier in question is a perfect metaphor: from craft shop in the countryside of Parma, to decades of Hollywood and the Roman aristocrats who frequented her salons.
