In 1947, the Marquis Emilio Pucci established his headquarters inside his family’s palazzo in Florence, Italy. He was just entering the world of fashion after photographs of his designs of vibrant ski uniforms for himself and his girlfriend landed on the desk of legendary fashion editor at Harper’s Bazaar, Diana Vreeland.
At the Palazzo Pucci, models and sewers brought the Neapolitan aristocrat’s designs to life. Here, too, Pucci’s daughter Laudomia received her early immersion in fashion. “To grow up with my father having models around the house, who were actually photographed on the roof next to my playroom, in incredible clothes and hairdos, was totally normal!” she said in the website of the Emilio Pucci Heritage Hub. “To know that
