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    Sample iconic Italian fashion, food, and culture at Bloomingdale’s

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    If you’re dreaming of an Italian escape or simply craving a splash of limoncello, Bloomingdale’s has you covered with its latest collection, From Italy, With Love. The collection showcases the essence of Italian style, with over 150 brands contributing 300 exclusive designs featuring iconic names like Valentino, Ferragamo, Missoni, and more.

    Bloomingdale’s was established in New York City in 1861 by Joseph and Lyman Bloomingdale and initially focused on selling the latest trend: the hoop skirt. Unlike other stores that focused on a single item, the Bloomingdale Brothers expanded into diverse styles and products, introducing European fashions to America and pioneering what we now know as a department store.

    Today, Bloomingdale’s is reconnecting with its heritage by bringing Italian culture and style to the heart of New York. For those fortunate enough to visit the 59th Street flagship store, you’re in for an immersive experience. The store is transformed into a vibrant celebration of Italian culture, complete with cooking demonstrations and installations that will whisk you away to the scenic landscapes of Cinque Terre to Noli — all without leaving New York. Find everything from Italian fashion for men and women to design, cuisine, and culture.

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    “We are always looking for ways to prioritize and elevate the customer experience and create a fun environment for discovery,” said Frank Berman, CMO of Bloomingdale’s. “From Italy, With Love drew inspiration from the spirit of Bloomingdale’s successful import fairs in the ’70s.”

    The 150-year-old store is proudly hosting the renowned Salone del Mobile, featuring a unique installation curated by architect Ferruccio Laviani. The celebration will also feature a stunning façade takeover on Lexington Avenue, inspired by the picturesque Italian coast. A variety of activities and cooking demonstrations will also be showcased, running through the end of October.

    You can even taste a slice of Italy through its shoppable pantry, Il Mercato, which features gourmet foods from multiple regions throughout the country.

    Shoppers unable to attend the festivities can participate through interactive events on social media and purchase the exquisite collections online. So grab your little brown bag and let the festivities begin.


    A woman posing for a picture in a Etro Set for Bloomingdale's.

    Founded by Gimmo Etro in Milan in 1968, Etro quickly became renowned for its high quality and refined prints; the family-owned fashion house continues to blend art, culture, and innovation while maintaining a strong connection to its Milanese roots.

    Janelle Loyd, ready-to-wear fashion director, said, “I adore this set for its flattering drape, subtle ruffle detail, and embodiment of Etro’s iconic print expertise. It’s a testament to the brand’s bohemian spirit, ideal for an elegant evening soiree.”

    Experience your own Etro elegance with this stunning set by Etro, celebrated for its luxurious drape and timeless charm.



    A white Rag & Bone sweater with red writing on it.
    Bloomingdale’s

    Rag & Bone has partnered with Brooklyn’s legendary Italian pizzeria to create a buzz-worthy collaboration exclusively for Bloomingdale’s. Drawing inspiration from classic New York pizzeria graphics, this capsule collection offers something for everyone. Loyd said, “I personally love our ‘Extra Saucy’ hat featuring a graphic crafted from the Lucali founder’s own handwriting,” Learn more about the collection at Bloomingdale’s.com



    Santa Maria Novella
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    “We could not speak about Italian beauty without launching Santa Maria Novella. The iconic Florentine brand was founded in 1221 and is considered to be the oldest pharmacy in the world. Their artisanal fragrances and skincare products are made in Italy and their scents transport you to the Italian vacation you’ve been dreaming of,” said Marissa Galante Frank, Bloomingdale’s Women’s Fashion Director.

    With over 800 years of history, Santa Maria Novella began as a Dominican convent and, thanks to its garden, developed into a center for pharmacopeia and natural preparations where some of the most exquisite fragrances were born. Experience your own slice of Italy with this latest artisanal diffuser.



    Vibi Venezia shoe.
    Bloomingdale’s

    Venetian sisters founded Vibi Venezia shoes inspired by traditional gondolier slippers. They are extremely comfortable and come in a range of fun colors. They are designed with high-quality handmade craftsmanship and are as comfortable as they are stylish.



    A necklace with colorful beads.
    Bloomingdale’s

    Discover the allure of Marco Bicego’s craftsmanship, perfected over generations. This exclusive capsule collection is inspired by the splendor of nature, the warmth of Italian summers, and Bloomingdale’s enduring partnership with the brand. Experience timeless elegance in every piece.



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