La Dolce Vita, 2026
During Pitti Uomo 110, Florence fills with visitors, yet the most memorable places remain out of sight.
Through private doors, trusted introductions, and a carefully composed path from Tuscany to the Italian south, welcome to the Italy most never reach.
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Casa Ruffino Black-Tie Dinner | Jun 15
An Evening of Italian Noblesse
Beneath Tuscan starlit sky, Casa Ruffino opens its doors exclusively for our members on June 15th.Here, with refined wines and a bespoke menu drawn from regional excellence, we gather not as spectators but as guests of a grand Italian tradition. This is an evening where conversation deepens, toasts are shared, and Florence’s golden light feels like it’s just for you.
Seats are exceptionally limited. Full dinner ticket payment is required upon RSVP. Please see the RSVP page for details.
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When Florence Turns Electric | June 18
A night with the pulse of 1970s Italy
When the fair winds down, the city changes tempo. Across the Arno, away from the usual routes, a hidden cocktail bar reveals its famous red room where music, warm light, and long drinks carry the night forward. The atmosphere feels lifted from La Dolce Vita. This is Florence as insiders know it, vibrant, cinematic, and unapologetically alive.
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The Italian South | June 19–20
Living inside The Talented Mr. Ripley
The week turns south to Napoli, a city where elegance is instinctive and craft is part of daily life. Inside a major tailoring workshop, you witness Neapolitan jackets taking shape at remarkable scale, guided by speed, intuition, and decades of mastery.
From the city, the journey follows the coastline to a beach club with panoramic views of Vesuvius. Here, the Italian tempo settles in. Long lunch, sea air, and the unmistakable feeling of la dolce vita. The evening concludes at Torre del Saracino, Chef Gennaro Esposito’s two-Michelin-starred restaurant set inside a historic stone tower above the bay.
We recommend you staying min. 2 nights in Napoli.