50 years. Countless icons. One unmistakable eye.In this episode of The Style Icon Stories, we sit down with legendary photographer Guido Harari to talk about a lifetime behind the lens, from rock & roll and unforgettable portraits to the timeless power of black and white photography.What does it take to capture an icon? And how can a photographer still stand out in a world saturated with images?Photography. Music. Culture. Legacy.This is Guido Harari.

50 years. Countless icons. One unmistakable eye.In this episode of The Style Icon Stories, we sit down with legendary photographer Guido Harari to talk about a lifetime behind the lens, from rock & roll and unforgettable portraits to the timeless power of black and white photography.What does it take to capture an icon? And how can a photographer still stand out in a world saturated with images?Photography. Music. Culture. Legacy.This is Guido Harari.

Once seen as a symbol of rebellion, streetwear has evolved into one of the most influential cultural forces in contemporary fashion. It is no longer just about hoodies, sneakers, or logos; it is about identity, community, creativity, and the stories people choose to wear.This podcast explores the evolution of streetwear through the voices of those shaping the culture. From retail and design to music, sport, art, and the digital world, we examine how changing generations and new forms of expression continue to redefine what streetwear means today.Through conversations with retailers, designers, creatives, and industry insiders, we look beyond trends to understand the ideas, movements, and people driving the next chapter of street culture.Because streetwear is more than fashion. It is culture in motion, constantly evolving with every generation.

Once viewed as simply secondhand, vintage clothing has transformed into a valued retail category, one built on craftsmanship, provenance, rarity, and story. It is no longer about what was worn before; it is about what is worth preserving, discovering, and wearing again.This podcast explores the evolution of vintage within fashion retail: how changing consumer attitudes, sustainability, and a renewed appreciation for heritage pieces have reshaped the business of clothing.Through conversations with industry voices, collectors, retailers, and creative minds, we look at how vintage has moved from the margins of fashion into the centre of its future.Because the most valuable pieces are not just garments, they are stories waiting to be continued.#fashion #vintage #vicenza #sustainability #newfuture

Fashion changes. Technology evolves. Markets shift. But trust, relationships, and the art of selling remain timeless.In this episode, I'm joined by Marco Casola, a senior executive who held key leadership roles at Luisaviaroma, one of the world's most influential luxury fashion retailers.Together, we explore why, despite the rapid evolution of technology and the rise of artificial intelligence, the ability to build relationships and master the art of selling remains one of the most valuable competitive advantages in business.We discuss how luxury retail built its success through vision, expertise, and the ability to spot trends before they became mainstream—transforming stores into destinations and creating authentic connections with customers.We also reflect on a fundamental truth every entrepreneur and business leader should remember: no business model lasts forever. Markets evolve. Consumer behavior changes. New competitors emerge. Companies that fail to adapt risk being left behind.Drawing on Marco Casola's experience at Luisaviaroma, this conversation offers valuable insights into leadership, innovation, sales, and the future of the fashion industry—while reinforcing one timeless principle:In the end, people still buy from people.

Let us know in the comments: What do you think is the most important skill for succeeding in the future of business?

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In this exclusive interview, Nicola Pighi, Founder of NAD – Nuova Accademia del Design, shares his vision for the future of education, creativity, and innovation.Italy has always been renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, design culture, and ability to transform ideas into tangible value. Today, the challenge is to preserve this heritage while preparing new generations for a rapidly evolving world.At the heart of this vision is the concept of the Digital Artisan—a new kind of professional who combines traditional craftsmanship with digital technologies, creativity with innovation, and local identity with a global perspective.Throughout the conversation, Nicola Pighi explains why education must go beyond preparing students for careers. It must inspire curiosity, resilience, entrepreneurial thinking, and the ability to create value by connecting education, industry, and local communities.Technology is only a tool. The future will be shaped by people who use it with purpose, respect craftsmanship, embrace culture, and transform knowledge into action.This interview offers an inspiring perspective on how investing in education means investing in future generations and building a stronger bridge between talent, industry, and society.Interviewee: Nicola PighiFounder, NAD – Nuova Accademia del DesignIf you enjoyed this conversation, like, subscribe, and share to support more stories about education, design, innovation, and the future of creativity.#NicolaPighi #NAD #NuovaAccademiadelDesign #DigitalArtisan #Education #Innovation #MadeInItaly #DigitalTransformation #Leadership #Creativity

Before algorithms, dashboards, and digital analytics, fashion retail was powered by creativity, responsibility, and customer insight.Starting from Vicenza, Italy, and travelling between London and New York, the mission was simple: sell more Benetton and as many Royal Blue sweaters as possible. Armed with little more than faxes, telephones, and intuition, sales teams transformed shop windows into customer magnets and learned that great retail is a blend of product, storytelling, timing, and imagination.This is the story of a generation of fashion professionals who built success one customer, one window display, and one creative idea at a time.👇 What aspects of fashion would you like to explore? Let us know in the comments below.#madeinitaly #productmanager #fashion #powerofcolors #marketing

For years, fashion measured value through visibility, campaigns, and algorithms. But the future of European fashion is no longer just about production, it’s about protecting knowledge.

Italy still holds one of the world’s most sophisticated manufacturing ecosystems, built on generations of artisans, pattern makers, textile experts, and creative intelligence. The real challenge today is transforming this expertise into a connected, modern, and sustainable system.

The next era of luxury will belong to those who preserve, organise, and value what cannot easily be replicated: human knowledge behind fashion.

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