About me
The origin of a passion
The origin of a passion
Born and raised in my mother’s atelier, I spent my afternoons playing with my imaginary friend “Milò,” trying to imitate the gestures I saw around me. I watched closely how hands moved, how fabrics were shaped. That’s how my passion was born, amid scraps of fabric and dress forms.
The origin of a passion
From imagination to reality
With clarity and determination, I decided that this childhood game would become my work: a craft that, beyond hands-on experience in the workshop, required proper professional training. With this goal in mind, I pursued my studies, specializing as a Product Manager and Fashion Designer at the Accademia Internazionale di Alta Moda e Arte del Costume Koefia in Rome.
The origin of a passion
First steps
In my early professional years, I worked for several theatrical ateliers, where I immersed myself in costume history and experimented with techniques, forms, and volumes, beginning to give garments a meaning that went beyond price or economic value. Most importantly, I understood how crucial physical individuality is: every body is unique, expresses who we are, and has its own needs.
The origin of a passion
The years with Valentino
More than a decade of experience in a major haute couture maison ultimately shaped my professional identity. The appreciation of high craftsmanship, respect for tailoring tradition, constant study and research, meticulous attention to detail, and care for clients are values that I learned at Valentino and that still guide me today.
The origin of a passion
My work today
Today, I am who I wanted to become: a craftsman tailor specializing in made-to-measure garments that sometimes don’t follow fixed rules but break conventions to highlight the personality, character, and story of the person wearing them.
