The Art of the Mix
Celebrated jeweller Jessica McCormack discusses everyday diamonds, effortless elegance and why the best style is never too matched
ISSIMO: a superlative suffix commonly added to an adjective to amplify its meaning to the highest degree, making it truly extraordinary. The essence of excellence and exclusivity, ISSIMO embodies an Italian philosophy of life shaped by beauty, taste and elegance.
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A new pool, a disco party, and enough artichokes to feed a small village. At La Posta Vecchia, the first Sagra del Carciofo Disco brought together Cynar Spritzes, long lunches, seaside glamour, and dancing well into the night.
A true Roman classic, carciofi alla romana celebrates the artichoke at its best. Romanesco artichokes are stuffed with garlic, mint, and parsley, then slowly cooked until tender, fragrant, and full of flavour!
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ISSIMO: superlative suffix typically added to an adjective to enhance its meaning to the inimitably remarkable. Exceptional and absolute, ISSIMO is the final word and the embodiment of the Italian quality of life and love for the very best.
Meet Laura May Todd – design editor, Milan insider, and the person you call when you need to know where to find the perfect espresso cup, linen sofa, or quiet trattoria with the red wine that tastes like November.
Celebrated jeweller Jessica McCormack discusses everyday diamonds, effortless elegance and why the best style is never too matched
From Monte Argentario to Ischia, our chefs gather together for three special evenings of culinary crossovers
Fresh peach, rosemary-infused white port and a touch of Chambord come together in a cocktail made for long afternoons and golden-hour aperitivi
From the monsters of Bomarzo to the mirrored sculptures of Capalbio, discover two of Italy’s most surreal and spellbinding gardens