Borsalino FW21 22 - The Hat worn by all Hollywood stars and his dialogue with the Present

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Borsalino virtues and power allowed the company to turn a simple artisan workshop into a real mythological item for cinema and fashion lovers»
When it was founded in 1857, Borsalino (official site) was a simple artisan workshop specialized in the production of hats. Founded by two brothers, Giuseppe and Lazzaro, the brand soon turned into a real myth, and its hats became a must for actors, celebrities, politicians and even gangsters. It was Al Capone’s favourite hat, but it became a global success especially when Humphrey Bogart was wearing it in Casablanca
“A brand with more than 160 years of history can only be seen as a sensitive seismograph instrument to document and record life’s daily and greatest moments.” In honour of the Milan Women’s Fashion Week, Borsalino and Creative Curator Giacomo Santucci celebrate Fall Winter 2021/22 with themes of contemporaneity through the creative lens of art. A collection inspired heavily by the Arts & Crafts design movement with its well-defined symbols and stylistic features, it also contemplates a personal inner retrospective and needs to reconnect with nature, while giving added value to authenticity and savoir-faire through a homage to past recollections and memories.
With a cast of some of Milan's most stylish women that hail from the worlds of fashion,
photography, philanthropy, creative direction, art, design and business, the short reel illustrates
an energetic kaleidoscope of natural expressiveness. The starring HAT YOUR DIVERSITY lineup
includes: tattoo artist Jessica Aaron, digital entrepreneur Giulia Accardi; stylist Marta Achini; model
Keita Frida Andrea; tattoo artist Eva Banks; journalist editor Sofia Celeste; photographer Sandra
De Feudis, artist Samantha Gandin; platform developer Stefania Gatta; brand advisor Isabelle
Harvie-Watt; stylist Johana Kouame; shoe designer Alessandra Lanvin; charity advisory Maria
Mantero; violinist Laura Marzadori; digital storyteller Deirdre McCready; creative consultant
Carolina Neri; DJ sound designer Norabee; journalist Selene Oliva; Tearose owner Carola Rovati;
entrepreneur Lina Pusateri; and journalist Miki Tanaka


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