Count Cesare Mattei was not technically a king, but he was the king of his own castle in Italy's Northern Apennines. The inventor of a homeopathic treatment for pain using the physical energy of plants, Count Mattei began building Rocchetta Mattei on a scenic hilltop in 1850 and didn't step foot outside the castle for the last 20 years of his life. Join us for a tour through the labyrinth of eclectic rooms, including a spectacular chapel resembling Spain's Cathedral of Córdoba.
Multi-Cultural By Design
Fusing fabrics like tweed produced by the top mills in Scotland with colors, patterns, prints and silhouettes inspired by Scotland and Jamaica, Nicholas Daley's eponymous menswear line is made for the modern man. Why the fascination with Scotland and Jamaica? It's in his DNA.
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