Article by Suzy Menkez for the New York Times

“The store, on Corso Monforte 16, is divided into four areas, now displaying the early summer collection that includes flowered dresses with a hint of the 1920s and ’30s, when Madame Vionnet excelled. The straight lines of the architecture and details like the scaly metal borders of display cabinets also echo the Art Deco period”…[read more]