Piazza Sempione presented, in fact, the new women's collection in Milan unique location The House of the Demons. Restored by the stage designer Oliver Leti, The House of the Demons is a private residence of 750 square meters located in the heart of Milan in an original building of the fifteenth century.
The myriad of secret rooms that boast frescoes and parquet refined era, wood paneling, lamps, candles and fireplaces transformed into eccentric libraries are the perfect set for the Autumn / Winter 2011-12 Piazza Sempione titled "Back Home : A Tale of Beauty and Poetry. "
For the collection, whose theme is the return home, Leti has specially designed a Mise en Scène divided into four rooms where recounts a dream in a house in the late nineteenth century. The garments blend perfectly with the environments of this magical space, creating a synthesis of styles and a new aesthetic world to discover.
With the installation at the home of demons, Piazza Sempione choose for the first time an external location to present his wholesale bags. The collaboration with Leti, soon to become resident in the first private club in Italy, is part of the tradition which often makes use of artistic collaborations. Over the past two decades Piazza Sempione has worked with photographers like Philip Lorca di Corcia, Nathaniel Goldberg and Steve McCurry, and with artis
Anointed contemporary international fame as Matthew Barney, Naoto Kawahara and Stefano Arienti.
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