The daughter of designer Brunello Cucinelli, known as the “king of cashmere” , Carolina is the co-president and co-creative director of the fashion label her father founded in the Italian region of Umbria in 1978. Since getting more involved in the design side of the business, she has injected a dose of femininity into the label, which for years had been more popular among stylish men. That’s no longer the case, with female celebrities such as Kristen Stewart and Kim Kardashian embracing the timeless creations of Brunello Cucinelli.
Here, the fashion heiress shares a few key sources of inspo and places close to her heart, in Italy and beyond. My ultimate style icon ..
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.. I like podcasts, those that tell stories that really happened and listening to music.
I am also passionate about animated films, my favourites being those of Miyazaki and Tim Burton. I like reading poetry, such as that by Patrizia Cavalli. In particular, her latest collection of poems Vita Meravigliosa really struck me; she has a.
