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Sara Battaglia for Salvatore Ferragamo

Brights in the bag.

The Salvatore Ferragamo brand is has become adept at harnessing the power of its own archive, cleverly reviving historic styles with the help of savvy young designers keen to share their skills.

Edgardo Osorio for Salvatore Ferragamo

Star power, squared.

Italian shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo was only 16-years-old when he arrived in Hollywood, opening a little bespoke shoe shop that quickly became a favourite amongst Golden Age starlets—Jean Harlow, Lauren Bacall, and Audrey Hepburn all glided across red carpets in Ferragamo heels.

Salvatore Ferragamo Viva

Reimagining a house icon.

Since its debut in 1979, the round-toe, low-heeled pump with grosgrain ribbon and a gold buckle stamped with “Salvatore Ferragamo” has long been a badge of dolce vita chic.

Massimiliano Giornetti

The Ferragamo fit.

FROM THE ARCHIVE: Massimiliano Giornetti, creative director at Salvatore Ferragamo, rides in the small category known as Highly Successful Designers You’ve Never Heard Of. There are a few reasons for this. Number one: his brain is bigger than his ego.

Signora Fiamma

The new Salvatore Ferragamo handbag.

The round-toe, low-heeled pump with grosgrain ribbon and a gold buckle stamped with “Salvatore Ferragamo” has long been a badge of country-club chic. The Vara, as Fiamma Ferragamo (Salvatore’s late daughter) called the model she designed in the late 1970s, remains a wardrobe staple.

NUVO Daily Edit: Ferragamo’s Customized Driving Shoes

Ferragamo’s MTO Driver

Personalized driving shoes.

The gentleman’s driver, a shoe often cited as a must-have staple, is getting personal.

Salvatore Ferragamo, MTO Tramezza Program

Ferragamo’s MTO Tramezza Program

Made-to-order from the sole.

There may never be a better moment to invest in some perfect new shoes with the launch of Salvatore Ferragamo’s MTO Tramezza program.

Step Into Fall

With crisp autumnal days and misty mornings on the horizon, we wrap ourselves in cozy knits, rich velvets, and textured tweeds.

A Look Back: Fashion

Celebrating our 15th anniversary.

Over 15 years we have met some of the fashion industry’s biggest names, discovering what inspires them and uncovering the depths of imagination that spur their collections.

Emm Arruda

Meet the Canadian model having a breakout year.

Louis Vuitton. Céline. Alexander McQueen. Chanel. During her first full season on the international circuit, Canadian beauty Emm Arruda was cast in nearly all the major runway shows.

For Shawn Hunt, Tradition Is the Edge That Carves the Future

Coastal expression.

Hunt’s process involves moving between mediums, and speaking with him, one can tell he lives in motion, with thoughts and words carefully chosen with a fluid precision.

Salvatore Parasuco

Jean-ius.

Salvatore Parasuco has a severe case of the blues—blue jeans, that is. The Montreal magnate talks about his plan to conquer the world of denim one leg at a time.

60 Years of Made in Italy

Italian style and craftsmanship, celebrated.

A free exhibition open to the public offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about the artistry of Italian fashion.

Italian Fashion

An exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum.

It’s a rare fashionista who has not rubbed shoulders with Italian style.

Aquazzura

Heart and sole.

It’s raining on Edgardo Osorio’s first visit to Vancouver. “I think even on a rainy day, you can spice things up with a great pair of shoes,” says the founder of the glamorous women’s footwear brand Aquazzura. Osorio creates shoes that are as comfortable as they are sexy.

Angelo Caroli

Italy’s king of vintage visits Vancouver.

It really is a great photo. Grace Kelly, coolly beyond the fuss around her, emerges from a car wearing sunglasses and a fur coat. A hand reaches in from off-frame and holds the door for her, while a suit-clad Prince Rainier III gently supports her white-gloved wrist. It’s a moment in fashion history, captured.

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