Brioni

Shoppers north and south find comfort in a cold climate

source: irishtimes.com

which sells high-end menswear brands such as Brioni (Italian designer to Daniel Craig-era James Bond) from a store on Belfast's Lisburn Road. ...

Published Mon, Nov 30

Luxury Stores Trim Inventory and Discounts

source: New York Times

The $5295 Brioni leather bomber jacket? Only one left. The $1995 over-the-knee Christian Louboutin boots? The $1995 over-the-knee Christian Louboutin boots ... and more »

Published Wed, Nov 18

Men of the Cloth trailer (Checchino & school)

source: google.com

Master tailor Checchino Fonticoli and the Brioni tailoring school in Penne (Abruzzo), Italy vimeo.com

Published Mon, Aug 24

Silky Touch clocks 25

source: Daily Sun

 Nigeria It is worthy to note that Brioni dresses some of the world's influential men like King of Malaysia Donald Thump, former United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Anan, Africans Nelson Mandela and the James Bond heroes. Other luxury goods stocked by Silky ...

Published Thu, May 21

Banking on style

source: Tonight

 South Africa - Helen Grange The shop retails top Italian labels like Zegna and Brioni, both of whichNtshingila has lots of, along with Aigner (German) and Façonnable (French). He also has a couple of Versace suits, a few tailored shirts – “these you can really feel on your body” ...

Published Wed, May 6

Fashion Aid

source: Vogue.com

 UK There were no damages but following instructions by local authorities all the Brioni buildings were tested on Monday morning," Italian label Brioni's co-ceo Andrea Perrone told WWD. "Unfortunately the entire area is still experiencing...shocks. ...

Published Wed, Apr 8

Why the ultra-rich continue to buy luxury

source: calgaryherald.com

  Canada Italian clothier Brioni launched a line of suits this fall, the Vanquish II, that retail for up to US$43000. Made from the finest fibers — Vicuna, Pasmina and Qiviuk — there are only about 100 of these suits in the world in 14 different styles. ...

Published Sat, Mar 28

Traditional luxury vs.the modern kind -- India at a crossroads

source: International Herald Tribune

 France How about a custom-stitched Brioni suit? Actually, Mr. Ambani prefers a white short-sleeved shirt and dark pants, like Indian bureaucrats wear. Fine Bordeaux wines? He prefers coconut water. Gucci loafers? He prefers those rounded black shoes worn by ...

Published Fri, Mar 20