If 40 years have passed since the birth of Superstudio, the first hub for creativity in Milan conceived by Flavio Lucchini in 1983 to host everything necessary for the production of images in Italian and international fashion (from which all the other Superstudios were born to offer new opportunities and visibility to art, design, communication, lifestyle, culture, technology, research, and progress in all fields, regenerating and changing the idea of the periphery in Milan), 60 years have passed since the arrival of Vogue in Italy, again thanks to the great innovator Lucchini, along with his friend Franco Sartori, with whom he had already given life to Amica.
On the occasion of this anniversary, in the January 2024 issue, Vogue Italia retraces all the stages of its glorious history and also dedicates a long feature to Flavio Lucchini, his influence in the world of publishing, graphics, fashion, and the messages they convey. Today, these are even more evident in the fashion-art museum of Superstudio Più FlavioLucchiniArt, where fashion has become expressive and powerful art to never be forgotten, despite being born to be ephemeral. The lesson of beauty and quality from Vogue was crucial for his worldview and subsequent choices, as evidenced by the two books that tell his story: "The Vogue Lesson" (Skira) and the autobiography "Il Destino" (Gedi).
Francesca Faccani, in the first Vogue of 2024, tells his story after diving into an afternoon of memories still vivid and other more nuanced sensations of his visionary youth, until arriving in the present day. We recommend young readers to read both the piece "60 years of the future" and the following "The Seeds of Creativity." They will find a glimpse of the history not only of the famous magazine and its protagonists but also of our society reflected in the world of dreams.

Vogue Italia, January 2024 (available in newsstands and bookstores) and online: https://www.vogue.it/article/flavio-lucchini-intervista

Books "The Vogue Lesson" (request at info@flaviolucchiniart.com or online). "Il Destino" (on Amazon, Feltrinelli bookstores, or request at info@flaviolucchiniart.com).