Il Viaggio di Nettuno: the new collection by Ginori 1735 and Luke Edward Hall

A glimpse of light we catch in those still moments in between all the rushing. The very short fragment of time between two breaths. Holding still and capturing the fragile aesthetic of the contemporary with classical elements combined with a foreshadowing of the future.

When Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana chose the Via Sacra in the heart of the Roman Forum for their Alta Moda 2025 presentation, they weren't merely selecting a backdrop—they were orchestrating a dialogue between centuries. The sacred road where legend claims Romulus fought the Sabines, where the tomb of Rome's first king allegedly rests, became the stage for a collection that transforms ancient mythology into contemporary haute couture.

Tactile thinking, form as silence, and the home as an extension of the inner self.

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The legendary Italian manufacturer Ginori 1735 presents the second chapter of a collection created in collaboration with British artist Luke Edward Hall. The project, entitled Il Viaggio di Nettuno (The Journey of Neptune), reinterprets ancient mythology through the prism of contemporary design, transforming each piece of tableware into a work of art.

Celestial Bodies is created in collaboration with the remarkable model and multidisciplinary artist Fifi Anicah.

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