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September in Milan is a season of its own. Between late-summer light and the first hint of autumn, the city shows its contrasts: golden afternoons, sudden rains, streets filling again after the August pause. This is the time when Milan rediscovers its rhythm — cafés buzzing, exhibitions reopening, fashion weeks approaching. A city both hectic and beautiful, caught between work and style, history and modernity. 📸 Scenes from a September Milan. 🎩 The Milan Times #TheMilanTimes #MilanSeptember #SettembreAMilano #MilanLifestyle #MilanVibes #AutumnInMilan #MilanoCultura 2025-09-13 18:36:14 September in Mil.. 580 -3% 13 +12%
The long-awaited sequel to The Devil Wears Prada will bring its cameras to Milan this fall. According to the sources, filming is scheduled for October 6–18 across some of the city’s most iconic locations. Rumors had been circulating among Milan insiders for weeks — and now they are officially confirmed. The first casting call will take place on September 16 at RG Showroom (Riccardo Grassi), a space well known in the city’s fashion circles. The production is expected to select over 2,000 extras, with a preference for those already working in fashion, design, communication, and events. What about the scenes themselves? Details remain scarce, but insiders suggest at least one massive sequence in the Brera district, potentially involving around 900 people — a cinematic takeover of one of Milan’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. Costumes mark perhaps the sharpest shift. In 2006, the film’s looks were created by Patricia Field, already a legend thanks to Sex and the City. For the sequel, the task passes to her longtime protégé Molly Rogers, who also styled And Just Like That… — a show remembered for some criticism surrounding its wardrobes. The Devil Wears Prada 2, then, is more than just a film set. It is Milan playing itself as one of the global capitals of style. And beyond the debates about costumes, the anticipation remains: we are waiting for Miranda, Andy, and Emily — reunited once again on screen. 🎩 The Milan Times #TheDevilWearsPrada2 #TheMilanTimes #FilmingInMilan #MilanStyle #Fashion #Cinema #MerylStreep #AnneHathaway #EmilyBlunt #PatriciaField #MollyRogers 📷 by The Milan Times and internet sources. 2025-09-10 11:33:39 .. 4,846 +710% 23 +98%
What does a perfect Sunday in Milan look like? For us, it always starts with art. If we are in the city, there has to be a museum on the agenda. Today it was the fondazioneluigirovati, a favorite of ours. And then, as tradition demands — an aperitivo. One of our go-to spots is portraitmilano, just around the corner, where the ritual feels both local and timeless. All of it within our neighborhood, which makes it even more special. 🎩 The Milan Times 2025-09-07 23:15:28 What does a perfect .. 182 -70% 7 -40%
Milan mourns Giorgio Armani. To speak of this city and omit his name would be unthinkable. Among his colleagues he was called Signor Armani; to the press he was Re Giorgio. In both roles, he shaped the way Milan looks at itself — discreet, rigorous, unmistakably elegant. When he first arrived to Milan from Piacenza, he confessed he “didn’t know how to draw — only the ornament I had learned at school. What I had was taste.” That taste became his discipline. At La Rinascente rinascente, in the theatre of its shop windows, he trained his eye. Later, recalling the restless Milan of the 1960s and ’70s, he would say: “Milano ti sfida” — Milan challenges you. And it was then, almost shyly, that he confessed: “I began to love Milan, because I felt I was where things happen.” From that love grew a new language of elegance. Few designers ever change how the world actually dresses; Mr Armani did. He softened the line of the suit, proved that “soft power” could be sartorial, and coined greige — that muted blend of grey and beige that became his signature. Think of Milan’s marble and stone: the Duomo, the façades, the city itself speaks in greige. Signor Armani simply gave those colours a name, and turned them into a global code of understatement. This weekend, Milan gathers at the camera ardente in Armani/Teatro, via Bergognone 59, open 9:00–18:00 on 6 and 7 September. On Monday, Milan, Piacenza and Pantelleria will observe a day of mourning. 🎩 The Milan Times 2025-09-06 17:53:08 .. 4,743 +692% 45 +288%
September marks new beginnings, and as we head back to our daily lives, Art makes its comeback, too. Here are 5 Art shows simply too great not to add to your calendar. 🔸 It Wasn’t the Sea – 10 Years of seawatchitaly 📍fabbricadelvapore - September 4th - 28th A life-size outline of a migrant boat traced on the ground conveys the emotional scale of the tragedy. Not a celebration, but a call to protect life. Dedicated to 10 years of the NGO work in the Central Mediterranean. Curated by elsmdd, produced by otmcompany with the support of comune_milano 🔸 Borrowed Light | rohinidevasher 📍mudec_official - from September 19th The space that separates us from the stars is the same that connects us as people. Rohini Devasher (New Delhi, 1978), « Artist of the Year 2024 » for deutschebankart turns her gaze to the cosmos to explore what makes us human. In collab with 24orecultura 🔸 Under the Sun, Beyond the Skin | sara__enrico 📍gam_milano - from September 16th In Villa Reale’s garden, the italian artist will be showcasing new site-specific artworks, creating « a landscape within the landscape » and inhabiting this unique context. Curated by brunaroccasalva for the 7th edition of the #FurlaSeries program by fondazionefurla 🔸 LEONORA CARRINGTON 📍palazzoreale - from September 20th The first solo exhibition in Italy dedicated to this visionary and influential 20th-century artist, a rich multifaceted journey through her many lives, exploring themes ranging from feminism, matriarchy, and politics, to imagination, myth, and magic. Prod. mondomostre civita.social unipolcorporate 🔸Unexpected collection. The New Art of the Sixties and a Tribute to Robert Rauschenberg 📍 gallerieditalia - until October 5th Over 60 contemporary artworks from the intesasanpaolo Collection and the Luigi and Peppino Agrati Collection — a rich journey in art history with a special focus on the great American artist, celebrating in 2025 the centenary of his birth. Curated by lucamassimobarbero 🎨 Carefully selected by ale.baranzini our Art & Culture contributor. #TheMilanTimes comunedimilano_cultura #milanocultura #artemilano 2025-09-05 13:30:00 .. 0 -100% 6 -48%
At The Milan Times, we only feature places we truly love. These are the five we keep coming back to — elegant, timeless, unmistakably Milanese. 1. Da Bolognese dalbolognese — Via Amedei, 8 An institution of Milanese dining. Inside a refined palazzo with a beautiful cortile, it’s a place where tradition, discretion, and elegance come together — equally suited for business lunches or long evening meals. 2. Palazzo Parigi palazzoparigi_milano — Corso di Porta Nuova, 1 Luxury defined in the very heart of Milan. Known for its grand lounge and timeless dining rooms, this is where aperitivi turn into dinners, and dinners turn into unforgettable evenings. 3. Bice Milano bicemilano — Via Borgospesso, 12 For decades, Bice has embodied the Milanese table: classic recipes, refined service, and a style that feels both traditional and enduringly chic. A restaurant that remains as relevant today as ever. 4. Gloria Osteria gloria.osteria — Via Tivoli, 3 Playful, bold, and irresistibly Instagrammable. Gloria brings a touch of glamour to Brera, mixing vibrant interiors with Italian classics reimagined — a feast for the eyes as much as for the palate. 5. Antica Osteria Cavallini anticaosteriacavallini1934 — Via Mauro Macchi, 2 A piece of old Milan. Famous for its fish and beloved for its hidden garden, Cavallini is the kind of osteria where time slows down and tradition is served generously. ✨ Yes, all five lean toward elegance — but isn’t that exactly what Milan does best? Which one would you try first? #TheMilanTimes #MilanRestaurants #MilanDining #WhereToEatInMilan #MilaneseStyle #LaDolceVita #MilanGuide 2025-08-28 12:06:23 A.. 1,208 +102% 17 +47%
More than five centuries later, Leonardo’s most fragile experiment still holds the power to stop time. Tucked inside the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is not just a painting — it’s a legend etched into the very soul of Milan. Between 1495 and 1498, Leonardo abandoned the safe rules of fresco and risked everything on an experiment: tempera and oil applied directly to dry plaster. The vision was daring, the result luminous — yet fragile from the start. Within decades, the masterpiece began to fade, as if too intense to last. Centuries of misguided retouching, neglect, and even the devastation of World War II nearly silenced it forever. In 1943, bombs tore through the convent, leaving rubble where the ceiling once stood. And yet, against all odds, the wall with Leonardo’s vision survived — scarred, but unbroken. The turning point came with a 21-year restoration (1978–1999). Layer by layer, experts stripped away centuries of dust, varnish, and repainting, revealing fragments of Leonardo’s true hand. What remains today is delicate, incomplete, yet astonishingly alive — a work that still commands silence the moment you stand before it. What makes The Last Supper eternal is not only its survival, but its humanity. Christ’s calm presence against the storm of disbelief, fear, and outrage on the apostles’ faces. A single sentence — “One of you will betray me” — captured in gestures that feel as urgent today as they did 500 years ago. ✨ For Milan, it is more than art. It is resilience. It is memory. It is the city’s eternal heartbeat. If you could stand in front of it, what detail would capture you first? 2025-08-26 12:21:21 .. 417 -30% 10 -14%
Villa Làrio villalario distills Lake Como into pure art. Floating pontiles sway with the lake, an infinity pool erases its borders, a 19th-century palazzo reborn above the water. Here, leisure is not improvised — it is curated like art. #themilantimes #lakecomo #culturalheritage #travelitaly 2025-08-23 17:31:50 Villa Làrio villalario.. 80 -87% 10 -14%
Milan reveals itself in details — the play of light on façades, the rhythm of arcades, the quiet elegance of its streets. Which picture steals your heart? 💛 Swipe ➡️ and tell us your favorite view in the comments. #TheMilanTimes #Milan #Milano 2025-08-21 11:23:01 Milan reveals i.. 708 +18% 13 +12%
A palazzo once lived by Versace. Now a club built in Wilde’s spirit. The Wilde the_wilde_milan occupies Villa del Platano at Via Dei Giardini 16, Brera — once the home of Santo Versace, now reimagined by architect Fabrizio Casiraghi, blending Milanese rationalism with subtle Art Deco. Inside: four levels of cultivated spaces — Nina (Latin‑Japanese dishes), AVA rooftop (seasonal Mediterranean with boulevard views), Library (quiet breakfasts), Arturo’s cigar lounge, plus rotating cultural programming. Membership tiers are available on the Club’s website. Founders hail from London’s The Arts Club, with a vision to expand to New York, London, Los Angeles and beyond. Why it matters: This isn’t nightlife. It’s a global cultural salon — refined, discreet, artful. It’s Milan without the guidebook, but with full curation. #TheWilde #VersaceVilla #WildeSpirit #GlobalSalon #HiddenMilan #TheMilanTimes 2025-08-03 14:13:45 .. 132 -78% 5 -57%
This isn’t the postcard Milan. This is the quiet Milan — the one behind tinted glass, where money whispers and architecture doesn’t try too hard. Via Turati, parco Montanelli, and the corners in between. Not for tourists. For those who already know. #TheMilanTimes #AfterDark #Milan #CityOfDreams 2025-07-30 01:44:25 This isn’t the post.. 271 -55% 14 +21%
Just a little slice of heaven on Lake Como 🕊 Save this for the Italian summer you deserve 🇮🇹 📍Villa Carlotta, Lago di Como #VillaCarlotta #LakeComo #ItalianSummer #LagoDiComo #ItalyReels #TravelAesthetic #DreamyDestinations #EuropeGetaway #ReelItaly #SlowTravelVibes #TheMilanTimes 2025-07-27 16:54:52 Just a little.. 72 -88% 4 -66%
This season, Menaggio unveils victoriabeachmenaggio, a new beach experience on the western shore of Lake Como — carefully designed for rest, elegance, and connection with the landscape. The beach features two swimming pools: – an adults-only infinity pool, with uninterrupted views of the lake, – and a second pool for relaxed swimming near the shore. There is also direct access to the lake for those who prefer to swim in open water. Guests can enjoy: • soft sand and high-comfort loungers, • a restaurant offering seasonal, beautifully prepared food, • modern changing rooms, maintained to high standards. As a welcome gesture, each guest receives a complimentary plate of fresh fruit and bottled water. 🗓️ Advance booking is required through the official website. Walk-ins are not available. #MilanTimes #LakeComo #ItalianSummer #InfinityPool #DesignTravel 2025-07-20 16:52:35 This sea.. 125 -79% 3 -74%
Villa Flori has always stood quietly between Como and Cernobbio — both geographically and in spirit. Set on a rare promontory that juts into the lake, this 19th-century villa offers one of the most singular perspectives on Lake Como. Pied dans l’eau, in the truest sense. Inside, time lingers. The room where Garibaldi once slept still holds its original stove and floors. The past is not staged here; it simply never left. Today, a new chapter opens. The understated charm of its architecture, the stillness of the garden with its towering cedars and weathered statues — all now frame the refined elegance of Ristorante Raimondi. lariohotels #VillaFlori #TheMilanTimes 2025-07-13 23:33:30 Villa Flori has alw.. 0 -100% 8 -31%
As Milan’s summer heat rises, so does the intensity of global headlines. Amidst the balance between carefree sunny days and heavy news, we seek moments of clarity and contemplation. Here are three exquisite art exhibitions in Milan offering thoughtful reflection, empathy, and profound artistic insights 📍 pirellihangarbicocca / ICARUS by Yukinori Yanagi Inspired by the myth, the Japanese artist invites us to reflect on nationalisms, wars, and the paradoxes of modern society. You can spot a swarm made of world flags but ants know no borders. A DIY war kit. A bomb like a chandelier balancing above your own heads. Suggestive clouds that aren’t clouds at all. Man always looks at the infinitely small or the infinitely large, losing sight of his own humanity.  ✨ Special mention to the museum’s Kids’ Exhibition Guide — clear, thoughtful, and bold enough to ask children (and adults): invent your own flag, what would it look like?  📍fabbricadelvapore / CHAOS AND CONTEMPORARY MAN TENSION by emanuele.giannelli  These figures gaze beyond—toward a new frontier, a new horizon. It’s human nature: never fully satisfied with what we know or what we have. Man today is hybridized and consumed by technology that stands between us and our own ability to feel. But this isn’t a critique. Artists doesn’t judge the present, they simply let us observe and question ourselves. 📍mudec / IL VOSTRO CIELO FU MARE, IL VOSTRO MARE FU CIELO by adrian_paci  Journeys, migrations, and diasporas continuously shape our shared history. Paci immerses us in a mosaic of sea-toned fragments— newspaper pictures of migrant shipwrecks in the Mediterranean. A glance at the sea shows our common fate. This site-specific work introduces “TRAVELOGUE” exhibition, a visual diary from imagined voyages to explorations, to those forced paths where leaving one’s homeland is not a choice. 🎨 Thoughtfully curated and beautifully captured by ale.baranzini, our Art & Culture contributor. #TheMilanTimes #ContemporaryArt #MilanSummer 2025-06-28 14:15:54 .. 0 -100% 12 +3%
Old Money Milan. Begin where secrets linger — in the silent courtyards of Quadrilatero del Silenzio, along the shaded palaces of Corso Venezia, where old Milan keeps its magic behind closed gates. But follow the golden light… and you’ll end up in Brera, where the city finally lets you in. #MilanGlow #OldMoneyVibes #ItalianSummer #MilanoDreaming #TheMilanTimes 2025-06-25 13:11:08 Old Money Milan. B.. 0 -100% 28 +141%
Everyone thinks San Siro is all about football and concerts. But Milan hides another world right next door: horse racing. 🐎✨ While famous tracks like Ascot (UK) or Longchamp (Paris) get all the international hype, Milan’s San Siro racecourse has been hosting thrilling races since 1920. The crowd? A mix of true horse lovers, local owners, and those in the know. Most weekends, especially in summer, you’ll find real races here — open to everyone, not just the elite. Place a bet, sip a spritz, and watch the action from historic stands surrounded by greenery. Sometimes the winning ticket is yours! 😉 It’s a piece of authentic Milan that’s hiding in plain sight — and definitely worth experiencing at least once. #MilanTips #SanSiroRaces #HorseRacing #TheMilanTimes 2025-06-15 13:15:53 Every.. 345 -42% 8 -31%
Evening in Milan? Here’s how to do it — in May. Start with aperitivo at Diana Majestic sheratondianamajestic While the hotel’s still open — this garden is iconic. Then head to dinner at Bice bicemilano Pure Milanese energy. Golden hour? Catch it in Sant’Ambrogio. Quiet streets, soft light — Milan slows down. Back to the center — Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II glowing like gold. And end it right at Camparino camparinoingalleria That’s one night in Milan. May never felt better. 2025-05-19 01:06:16 Evening i.. 253 -58% 9 -22%
3 Reasons to Visit Forte dei Marmi Right Now: 1. The Calm Before Summer — Forte dei Marmi is pure serenity in late April and early May, when the beaches are quiet and the atmosphere feels almost private. 2. The First Blossoms — The scent of early spring flowers, pine forests, and the sea breeze fills the air — it’s the real magic of the season. 3. Alpemare alpemare_fortedeimarmi — Lunch at Alpemare (owned by the andreabocelliofficial family) is our favorite ritual: the perfect Catalana, flawless pasta, desserts created in collaboration with pasticceriacova, and a final surprise — grappa served from an incredibly long, elegant bottle, impossible to forget! 📍Alpemare Beach Club: Viale Italico 69, Forte dei Marmi, Italy. #TheMilanTimes #ForteDeiMarmi #AlpeMare #ItalianSpring #CovaMilano #BeachEscape 2025-04-30 00:28:48 3 Reasons .. 0 -100% 6 -48%
Just 15 km from Milan, Monza offers royal history, medieval streets, and one of Europe’s largest enclosed parks. The Parco di Monza spans over 720 hectares — larger than Central Park — originally designed by Napoleon in 1805. In the heart of the city stands the Duomo di Monza, home to the legendary Iron Crown of Lombardy, once worn by Charlemagne and Napoleon. Nearby, the Arengario, a 13th-century town hall, still anchors Monza’s historic center. Less crowded, deeply layered — Monza is where history walks softly. #TheMilanTimes #Monza #ParcoDiMonza #IronCrown #SlowTravel #HiddenItaly #Lombardy 2025-04-21 18:37:34 Just 15 km from.. 132 -78% 6 -48%
There are places in Milan that don’t show up in tourist guides. remedy.milano is one of them. At first glance, it might seem like a beautiful wine bar with a top-tier list and the right glass for every pour. But that’s just the surface. What lies beneath is a whole world for those who appreciate rare finds and private pleasures. Let’s start with the numbers: over 6,000 labels and 18,000 bottles, handpicked from Italy and France, with a special love for Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Champagne. They rest in what Remedy calls their Wine Library — yes, a library. Temperature-controlled, softly lit, with slanted shelves and just the right humidity. You can visit it — if you know to ask. But what really sets this place apart? A cigar room. In Milan, that’s almost unheard of unless you’re staying at a five-star hotel. Four deep armchairs, a premium selection of spirits, and that quiet, timeless atmosphere where cigars make sense. And if you’re looking for something even more private… there’s a secret room. Literally hidden, speakeasy-style, accessible from the cellar or a discreet entrance. It seats up to eight, is fully equipped with a screen, and it’s perfect for both business meetings and intimate gatherings. A place where you can talk, plan, or just unwind — glass in hand, away from the world. 2025-04-17 16:05:27 T.. 184 -69% 14 +21%
Fashion Week is about being seen. Design Week is about seeing — and feeling. Where Fashion Week thrives on visibility and speed, Design Week is a slower burn. It’s still a spectacle — but not one made just for the camera. It’s a spectacle meant to be walked through, touched, absorbed. Across Milan, installations unfold in courtyards, former factories, palazzos, and storefronts. Each space asks something different of you — not just to look, but to stay, to reflect, to feel. At Fornasetti fornasetti, surreal objects become spatial metaphors. At Poltrona Frau poltronafrauofficial, elegance becomes something physical — not performed, but lived. At Drift studio.drift x Audi audi_italia, light and motion are choreographed into stillness, into thought. Of course, the biggest fashion houses are here too. Their installations are polished, powerful, and strategically placed — often to expand visibility or position themselves in the broader conversation around lifestyle and design. But the essence of Design Week lies beyond brand alignment. Because Design Week is not driven by trends — it’s driven by ideas. It doesn’t tell you what to desire. It asks you what matters. It’s not for everyone. And that’s exactly its strength. In a culture obsessed with speed, Design Week insists on presence. In a city fluent in fashion, it offers something rarer: space to think. #themilantimes #milan #milandesignweek 2025-04-13 20:30:19 F.. 474 -21% 12 +3%
Today is the final day to visit Invisible Harmonies // Armonie Invisibili, a project by 5vie_milano that brings design, craftsmanship, art, and new creative dialogues back to the heart of Milan’s historic center. For those discovering it for the first time: 5VIE — short for Cinque Vie (“Five Streets”) — is one of Milan’s oldest districts. A place where Roman foundations, artisan workshops, and contemporary design coexist, quietly shaping the soul of the city. beni_rugs presents Intersection, a collection co-designed with Paris- and Marrakech-based architecture studio studioko, inspired by Morocco’s weaving traditions and the poetry of everyday objects. Artist hivaalizadeh, for theflat_massimocarasi, reinterprets Persian carpet-making through layers of colored synthetic hair, creating interactive, visual veils. pietrachiarastudio showcases Nouveau Réalisme, with its iconic Anne columns finished in an Yves Klein–inspired blue that subtly mirrors the windows of the venue. Girotondo by sara__ricciardi in collaboration with ceramicherometti & nodusrug, tells stories of love as imagined by children — through hand-drawn vases and carpets that reflect pure emotion. Prendete & Mangiate, curated by Carolina Levi at spaziogiallointeriors, explores the table as a poetic and conceptual space of gathering. Tuna Ex Machina by sagarminaga.atelier is more than a sculpture — it’s a living, evolving design system shaped by participation and presence. 5VIE Design Week: Armonie Invisibili Via Cesare Correnti 14 Final day: Sunday, 13 April | Open until 7PM Curated and captured by ale.baranzini, Art & Culture contributor for The Milan Times. #5VIE #CinqueVie #MilanDesignWeek #InvisibleHarmonies #ArmonieInvisibili #TheMilanTimes 2025-04-13 16:06:16 To.. 62 -90% 6 -48%
At Milan Design Week, Jaeger-LeCoultre jaegerlecoultre presents a poetic tribute to time: the Atmos clock, an invention from 1928 that runs solely on subtle changes in temperature and pressure. Set inside the rarely accessible Villa Mozart, the exhibition spans nine decades of Atmos design, showcasing 19 unique clocks, technical drawings, and archival materials — alongside live demonstrations by a master watchmaker. A rare moment where time, architecture, and innovation breathe in unison. Open until Sunday, April 13. #AtmosClock #LivingOnAir #JaegerLeCoultre #VillaMozart #MilanDesignWeek #TheMilanTimes 2025-04-12 18:36:32 At Milan Design Week, J.. 0 -100% 4 -66%
Villa Mozart isn’t just another design location — it’s one of Milan’s most iconic hidden villas, famous for its lush, ivy-covered façade — a vertical garden before vertical gardens were even a thing. Normally closed to the public, the villa houses the exclusive showrooms of giampierobodino and serapianmilano. But this week, it opens its doors — and it’s a rare chance to step inside. Villa Mozart is open until Sunday, April 13, you can explore one of Milan’s most enchanting private homes for the 10th edition of Doppia Firma. Hosted by livingcorriere and fondazionecologni, under the patronage of homofaber, the exhibition pairs contemporary designers with master artisans from the Alpine arc. From the kaleidoscopic folding screen by bethanlaurawood with serapianmilano, to the sculptural walnut + chestnut branch chair by andreamancuso_studio and bailuwood, this is where tradition and innovation meet — under ivy-covered ceilings. Open until tomorrow | 10AM–7PM Villa Alberto Zanoletti — Via Mozart 9, Milan #VillaMozart #DoppiaFirma2025 #MilanDesignWeek #TheMilanTimes #HiddenMilan #Design 2025-04-12 16:17:43 Vi.. 150 -75% 7 -40%

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