Falconeri debuts the silk capsules collection and the new campaign with Paris Fête and the novel Pasta

Falconeri, the innovative Italian Kashmir brand, has presented a new collection of silk capsules and its last campaign entitled “Grazie Mille, Italy”.

An editorial that pays tribute to the authentic beauty of the brand's homeland, the series was filmed by the artist Sam Youkilis in the labyrinth of Rome. Representing the Italian art of living, composed of shared moments that are enjoyed while having dinner outdoors in the cobbled streets of the immortal city.

This week in Paris, the brand then fined the silks and take them with a party within Signorvino near Sena, with the campaign and a pasta novel. Signorvino is a concept of restaurant and wine bar developed by Oniverse, the Italian lifestyle investment vehicle that controls Falconeri and Calzedonia, Intimissimi, Tezenis and Antonio Marras.

Serving Antipasti signed Signorvino, with a demonstration of chef Simon Auscher, who created a Garofalo pasta recipe. The guests even went with giant giant giant paste packages.

The Shoot in Rome presents characters dressed in the best fibers: a silk and cotton alloy, 100% silk and linen fabrics; reinterpreted here in elegant and sophisticated lines. Linen and cotton shirts look perfect for men looking for the latest trends, while silk blouses are the ideal option for women looking for comfort and lightness.

The sumptuous scarves present elegant illustrations of cities in which Falconeri has flagships: Athens, Cannes, Istanbul, Lisbon, Madrid, New York, Paris and Tokyo.

“This limited edition brings together the entire Italian savoir-faire in a twenty-four original scarf line. Each scarf captures the essence of a city throughout the world through an original design. These vibrant illustrations pay tribute to the beauty of the iconic landscapes of each city, reflecting both its colors palette and its cultural heritage,” said Falconeri in a version.

Designed to be used and collected, limited edition scarves Falconeri raise a casual appearance in any circumstance. As in the Photo de Grazie Mille project, Italy, an invitation to rediscover the beauty of everyday life in all its simplicity.

With a price of € 98, the scarves are sold in Falconeri stores around the world and at the brand's electronic commerce site.