From its bases in Monza and Milan, Frette uses the finest fibres and collaborates with the most skilled Italian artisans to craft products that embody luxury, comfort and creativity. Known for chic, original designs and inimitable finish and feel, Frette linens can be found in the world’s most illustrious hotels as well as in the most discerning private homes, yachts and aircraft.
Historically, Frette linens have been featured everywhere from the altar of St. Peter’s Basilica to the dining car of the Orient Express, and more than 500 European royal families have slept beneath its sheets.
Today, Frette can be discovered at celebrated retailers and more than 1,000 luxury hotels around the world. With a heritage defined by craftsmanship and an outlook rooted in innovation, Frette will continue to outfit the world’s most exceptional spaces for generations to come.
It’s about time. The new watch creation from Van Cleef & Arpels for their iconic Ludo bracelet allows the secret timepiece to transform from a wristwatch to a clip pendent, a bracelet, or a necklace. They may not help you from being perpetually ten minutes late, but they are guaranteed to help you look worth the wait.
Gem Notes: The watch features 124 round, pear-shaped, and marquise-cut diamonds of 4.16 carats, as well as 96 round and pear-shaped rubies of 3.91 carats paired with mother-of-pearl and coral.
In a celebration of art, fashion, culture, music—and all things Italian—Dolce & Gabbana descended upon Rome with a three-day coup of fashion for their 2025 Alta Moda, Alta Sartoria, and Alta Gioielleria collections. From coats emblazoned with a Trevi Fountain motif to menswear modeled after Roman statues, all roads definitely led to Rome. Scroll through for our favorite moments.
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Alta Moda Runway: Isidore Montag and Matteo Gebbia / Gorunway.com
Alta Sartoria Runway: Marco Pionato
Today in Valet All Day, we bring you this Goyard-wrapped Lamborghini. Please enjoy your day.
There’s a new name to know in fashion. Meryll Rogge has just been announced as the new creative director of Marni. After helming her own label since 2025 and previous stints at Marc Jacobs and Dries Van Noten, the Belgian designer, who recently won France’s ANDAM prize, will bring her colorful designs and independent spirit to the cult-favorite Italian house.
