After a busy month or so in the office, a short visit to Milan came as a welcome relief. Whilst there I had the pleasure of meeting staff from the Politecnico di Milano, Ermenegildo Zegna’s granddaughter, Anna and the director of the fabulous Pinacoteca di Brera.
In between meeting’s, I had a chance to wander round the city’s streets and take in the inspiring shop window displays. I really love the originality and diversity of the designs and it struck me how these displays really contrasted with the retail experience of Singapore or Beijing, which I visited a few months ago. Each city offers its own shopping experience and part of what I enjoy about travelling is seeing the different interpretations in shop windows.
I thought I would share some photos from my travels around the city…
Valentino collaboration with Vanessa Beecroft on ‘Rockstud Untitled’ installation at their flagship store.



The diverse and interesting shop windows around Brera
The Pinacoteca di Brera – beautiful art gallery
Prada Foundation – stunning building, a must-visit!