Personally, I don’t equate Monaco with fashion per se, but more so with style, specifically lifestyle and personal style. I find that the residents of this small country are not trying to dress to fit in but rather to communicate a certain level of “belonging to”, while injecting individuality within these constraints. Think of all the made-to-order haute couture gowns you see on the red carpet of the Bal de la Croix-Rouge and the customised Hermès Birkins dotting the tabletops of the Café de Paris. The Monaco customer is savvy … Continue reading Monte Carlo party boy Filippo Bruno Tornaforte launches AristoPop