(Venice Film Festival by Remo Cremona) – Emotions and respect standing with a long, long applause in the hall, for the first film documentary in honor of the great Italian stilist Valentino by name “Valentino: The Last Emperor.”
In the hall “The Emperor” in “three buttons” beige, blue shirt and tie in tone, shoes scamosciate also in beige. In short, the unmistakable style in detail that the Master has spread all over the world’s largest clothing actresses and personalities, in addition to the “Dolce Vita” Felliniana that wander between Via Veneto and Via Condotti in Rome, in Piazzetta in Portofino, in the splendid Capri, up on top of Cortina.
Near him in the audience member and companion always Giancarlo Giammetti and the American director Matt Tyrnauer.
Valentino, in a room crowded with gossiper, flash and glossy magazines from around the world, has been accompanied by always preferred model, Eva Herzigova, in black with a Necklace of diamonds, says Tiffany, glasses and pink style “Dolce Vita “as the light-heeled sandals in 12 also in pink.
In hand, a pochette thin and rectangular with a lone white gold on his finger.
The film, sometimes ironic, sometimes poignant, tells the story of the Master, from the early beginnings of scissors and tissue research, in comparison with the Fontana sisters – a very famous maison in Rome – to enter into the fashion that counts with the first catwalks in Paris, and the birth of two myths: its red color that much loved and used to create feelings of dizziness and allure around its star that many have worn as a symbol of freedom, provocation and becoming irresistible to seduce and “Carlini” his four-legged friends also become legend accompanying it for a lifetime.
The film documentary of the Master, will be repeated even during a gala at the Teatro La Fenice and celebrated with a party at the Guggenheim collection.
For him and for his guests, we have scheduled various Suite at the Excelsior Lido, one of most important hotels in Venice.
Portofino World, a world apart.
