Art, food, shoes, fashion, beer, handbags, ice cream and pizza - no one does the finer things in life quite like the Italians. Next month, 64 Lincoln's fields in Holburn will be awash with Italian style and culture all with a retro twist. The best of Italian food and drink, fashion and design will be celebrated, the entire exhibition is inspired by the year 1963, when Carlo Peroni created his iconic Peroni Nastro Azzurro beer.
World renowned pioneers from all creative realms will be represented at the event, names which include the fashion designer Vivetta, the innovative mixologist Dennis Zoppi, architect and co-designer of the Enzo Ferrari museum Andrea Morgante and the owners of the successful Bottega restaurant in Wapping.
It promises to be a aural and gastric delight from start to finish during the month of May.
Paper sculptor Daniele Papuli will re-create his piece 'Blue Ribbon' for the event.
Wooly mountains by Francesca Pasquali
Vivetta
Architect-turned-product-designer Daisy Woodward who reimagines everyday objects in the most unexpected of ways.
The penthouse restaurant will be serving a specially designed 1963-themed menu, there will be three bars serving Zoppi's cocktails and lots of Peroni (obviously) and there will be a programme of special events happening throughout May such as gelato classes, workshops in silk scarf painting, mixology masterclasses, dining, musical and design events.
Illustrator Alessandra Genualdo who specialises in making complex techniques look simple.
Senior Curator of the MAXXI Museum in Rome Pippo Ciorra
Jaw-dropping dresses from Carlotta Actis Barone
The House of Peroni opens on the 2nd May and runs throughout the month.
