Among the must-see addresses is Via della Spiga 26, where the FLA FlavioLucchiniArt Museum brings two artworks by Flavio Lucchini — Dress Memory no. 44 and Dress Memory no. 45 — to the window of the historic Atelier Emé, the Italian bridal and occasionwear maison founded in 1961.
Here, the dress is not worn: it is contemplated. The Dress Memory works are essential visions — white fiberglass bas-reliefs that capture the emotion of a garment, moving along the subtle boundary between fashion, memory, and art. A natural encounter with the aesthetic of Atelier Emé, where clothing becomes storytelling and identity.
Sealing this liaison between art and couture, on 4 March Atelier Emé will open its doors to the public for a special presentation of the artworks, accompanied by a welcome cocktail.
Not to be missed is also a second window dedicated to Flavio Lucchini: at art.box, the window gallery of Superstudio Più, other Dress Memory pieces narrate the artist’s aesthetic through the most sophisticated textile processes, forever impressed into matter.