Una nuova vita per il costume del Capitano del Popolo, che viene rinnovato in una sua parte, la veste con giaco, lisa dagli anni e dall'usura. Confezionata con tessuto della Fondazione Lisio già negli anni '70, torna oggi a nuova vita, con la produzione manuale del lampasso "Lorenzetti" - in seta e oro, fondo marrone con leoni e pavoni - e la confezione della sartoria della Fondazione Lisio.

Dall'importante collaborazione con Mon Chat Noir nasce la borsa a mano IBIS. Vero e proprio capolavoro di artigianato made in Italy che vede nei tessuti di pregio, velluti e broccati, gli elementi dominanti di assoluta eleganza. Maestria d'esecuzione e design ricercato ne fanno un accessorio/gioiello di alta moda.

EACH PIECE A ONE-OFF CREATION, UNIQUE IN THE WORLD. Carole Tessier is no longer concerned with making collections, instead expressing herself through exclusive hand-woven materials, without budget concerns, from exquisite fabrics by the Fondazione Arte Della Seta Lisio Firenze to the embroidery adorning these precious pieces is the DNA of Preciously Paris.

In 1997, maison Fendi chose Fondazione Lisio to develop a series of innovative projects that culminated in production of eleven collections of absolutely original fabrics used for constructing the famous Baguette handbags.

For this prestigious and historic occasion, Siena’s Contrada della Tartuca turned to Fondazione Lisio for production of precious damasks for the liveries of the drummer, the standard bearers and the official page – destined for use on official occasions and also for the costumes for the ‘Giro’.

A request by the Imago Antiqua cultural association sparked the project aimed at recreating a 15th-century silk fabric: the Cavaniglia-pattern damask, a replica of the damask used for the funeral doublet of Don Diego Cavaniglia, a noble condottiere from the Campania region who met his death in Otranto in 1481. The project targeted the world of ‘Living History’ and offers support to all historical re-enactors interested in using truly high-profile silk products in their activities.

The Atelier of Maison Clarissa Oliverio is located in the vibrant heart of Paris, in the eclectic Marais district. Inside her Atelier, Clarissa and her team create couture collections, experimenting with shapes and materials. The maison is meticulous in its search for materials and fabrics, constantly drawing inspiration from the rich tradition of Parisian Haute Couture and following it as the absolute master of style and elegance.

Among its stars, the Dolce&Gabbana team of artisans counts Fondazione Arte della Seta Lisio with brocades personally selected by Domenico Dolce for the precious creations seen at the D&G runway shows.

Since 2016, Fondazione Arte della Seta Lisio has been participating in the project for reconstructing the textiles in the ceremonial halls of the royal apartment of Augustus II ‘the Strong’ in Dresden: upwards of 400 metres of crimson-red solid-colour silk velvet and about 100 metres of drap d'or (gold ‘teletta’). All, it goes without saying, woven by hand.

The three costumes presented, all made from LISIO textiles, come from a highly original private collection inspired by the intense interest of its creator – Mara Bertoli – in the history of fashion and costumes. Her creation of historical costumes now became invested with an antiquarian’s determination to ensure that every refined detail was absolutely right for the context in terms of authentic style, textile and pattern.

The request made to our costume experts was to create a reticella hairnet with historic references, for use in ‘Living History’ re-enactments, and above all, a product created by hand.

Fondazione Lisio was honoured to attend the Holy Father’s General Audience of 10 October 2012, during which it presented Pope Benedict XVI with a stole created especially for the pontiff by the manufactory’s master artisans on occasion of the start of the Year of Faith.