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America Anno Zero: for the first time Vanity Fair US and Vanity Fair Italia together – Italian Cuisine


America Anno Zero: for the first time Vanity Fair US and Vanity Fair Italia together for an issue on the United States on the eve of the vote

On the eve of the presidential elections on November 3, to understand the complex phase that the United States is going through and try to imagine the future of this immense country (and the world), Vanity Fair Italia and Vanity Fair America collaborate together for a special issue.

«For the first time in the history of this magazine, with Radhika Jones and the US editorial staff we have created a severely clear portrait of the United States of today. A country struggling with historical changes and revolutions that question the foundations of its history, its democracy and even its dream, the American Dream. On the cover, we have chosen to put her, Jane Fonda, an icon, an activist rather than an actress. 82 years old, a force of nature, a woman who has never stopped fighting and who perfectly embodies the doubts, questions and actions of an entire nation ", explains Simone Marchetti, director of Vanity Fair Italia.

For its part, Radhika Jones, director of Vanity Fair America, writes: "When Simone Marchetti asked me and the Vanity Fair America team to help him curate an issue on America in 2020, we jumped at the opportunity. We are used to writing about politics, about celebrities, about the world of entertainment and technology. But the collaboration with Vanity Fair Italia, which this year did such an important and engaging job, helped us to better understand what America represents and where it is headed ".

The interview with Jane Fonda reveals the background of the actress's commitment, who has always put her "body" at the service of the causes she believes in, from rallies against the Vietnam War to ecological battles in front of the White House in her Fire Drill Fridays, inspired by Greta Thunberg. Fonda reflects on Biden and Trump and the challenges any President will face after the vote.

Radhika Jones He then paints a beautiful portrait for Vanity Fair Italia of his hometown, New York, at the time of the pandemic. A wounded metropolis but ready to rise again, which suffers but which does not stop looking up, a city that has made resilience its strong point.

The issues that have access to the election campaign, climate change and social conflict – the tones of which have been exacerbated even more by the pandemic – are addressed in an article by the writer Daniel Duane, which bends how and why the fires that are ravaging California arise and how scientists can fight them, and in an exciting essay by the intellectual and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates, which addresses the social conflicts that gave birth to Black Lives Matter and the birth of an anti-racist majority intent on creating a more inclusive world.

Still on this theme, a series of portraits frames seven visionaries who help understand how a movement like Black Lives Matter is born, a new generation of artists and activists who laid the foundations for global protest in defense of social justice. You go to the director Ava Duvernay to the writer Colson Whitehead, and to the journalist Isabel Wilkerson.
A reflection on the role of Silicon Valley and on the risks and manipulations of digital platforms, recalling the scandals that followed the previous American elections, makes it Anthony Breznican, journalist, novelist and correspondent for Vanity Fair America who interviews Jeff Orlowski, the director of the documentary The Social Dilemma.

The expert Dave Cullen instead it tells the story of the activist Gabby Giffords, essential to understand why the issue of gun control entered the agendas of American politicians in 2020, and how we came to talk about it.
And there is also a reflection on the show, the raw material of Vanity Fair. Richard Lawson, Vanity Fair America's leading critic for everything related to film, TV and theater, wonders: if a former reality TV star managed to become President of the United States – read Donald Trump – what is the weight of Hollywood stars in the life of the country in the Covid-19 era? All the other colleagues of Vanity Fair America then point out which books, films, documentaries and TV series are the key to understanding their country today.

Vanity Fair Italia also asked overseas colleagues if the American dream still existed. The answer was yes, and it's called Canada. To explain why it is the journalist Sonia Saraiya, in a funny article that is also the story of her marriage.

Gavi La Buona Italia 2020 Award: the Prosecco Docg Consortium wins – Italian Cuisine

Gavi La Buona Italia 2020 Award: the Prosecco Docg Consortium wins


Special mentions to the consortia of Alto Adige, Chianti Classico and Abruzzo, for their communication models, example of development of integrated tourist activity

This year, the Consortium for the Protection of Wine Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Docg deserved the Gavi La Buona Italia Award. The jury, which for six years has enhanced the «Good practices of the food and wine sector, has decided to reward the Venetian consortium because "oriented abroad, skilled in involving on social networks the community of those who love Prosecco Docg and its territory, capable of providing clear and consistent information for those who want to explore the Unesco heritage hills of bubbles most famous in Italy . The Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Docg Wine Protection Consortium also won the Gavi Award for "the effectiveness with which it moves in online communication channels and the attitude to perform a territorial aggregation role attracting tourists and travelers ".

The special mentions they went to the Voluntary Consortium for the Protection of South Tyrolean Wines, to the Chianti Classico Wine Consortium and to the Consortium for the Protection of Abruzzo Wines, as they are valid communication models and examples of effective development of integrated tourist activity in their territories.

It is a network job: Roberto Ghio, president of the Gavi Protection Consortium also explained it. «The protection consortia contribute to create and strengthen the peculiar" reputation "of the area, represented by a set of elements such as nature, wine, characters, history, traditions, innovation. This integrated work it falls positively on individual companies that can thus focus their efforts on optimizing hospitality, as well as of course on wine production ".

And research confirmed it Wine tourism: the wine consortia and the territory of the master's degree in Tourism Economics from Bocconi University: from the analysis of the activities and strategies of the 124 Wine Protection Consortia, it is clear that consortia also play a strategic role on the tourism aspects of the supply chain, "acting as a glueWithin them, among the associated producers, but also towards external, public and private stakeholders. But, also, dedicating itself also to the direct promotion, as well as of the product, "also of the places and culture of the territory".

Wine tourism, today, is recognized as "the tourism of the restart", And you have to play" on the net, the primary environment of tourism promotion in general ", adds Francesco Moneta of The Round Table, "With consortia that must encourage rapid digital evolution of themselves and producers to compete in wine tourism by playing the fundamental role of aggregator of the multi-professional offer of the territory". The goal is always to capitalize on the enormous potential ofItaly, the most desired destination, according to Wine Food Travel Monitor 2019, by food and wine tourists from all over the world.

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June Vogue Italia is designed by children. On newsstands from 9 – Italian Cuisine

June Vogue Italia is designed by children. On newsstands from 9


Another issue that will become history. On newsstands from Tuesday 9 June, the new Vogue Italia is dedicated and "made" by children

In these last difficult months "Vogue Italia”Surprised his audience with very particular numbers and historical covers. Like the white cover of April.

With the return to the newsstands for the month of June, "Vogue Italia" opens to the world of children. Because children are a symbol of purity and rebirth. So, for the first time in the history of the magazine, it was precisely the children who designed the eight covers of the issue on newsstands from June 9th.

Here is how the director explains the choice Emanuele Farneti: "There is a simple and fundamental reason why this issue of "Vogue Italia" is dedicated to children, to their new world. It is because we think they are the great removed, the least obvious victims of the pandemic that has affected us all. Without even considering the damage to the right to play and socializing, it is simply incredible and unacceptable that in many countries, including ours, it is still unknown whether and how schools will reopen in September ".

The artists who made the eight covers are children from all over the world aged between 2 and 10 years. These are their names: Thomas W., 4 years old, New York; Nori T., 5 years old, Amsterdam; Tadzio D.M., 6 years old, Paris; Violetta T., 5 years old, Milan; Camilla C., 2 years old, Dakar; Rachele T., 5 years old, Bologna; Pietro R., 6 years old, Milan and Giorgio P., 10 years old, Parma.

A new project with a strong impact that wants to put the world of fashion in communication, in a moment of profound transformation, and that of the very young. In fact, almost one hundred children from all over the world have "redesigned" the looks of the current season, giving their very own vision of clothes and accessories. All these works, in addition to the cover eight, will be published in the newspaper and on Vogue.it.

The dialogue between generations, which characterizes the entire issue, also includes an exchange of letters between the little Luca, 8 years old, who proposes a collection of suits with superpowers, and Giorgio Armani, who replies, There is also a letter open by Brunello Cucinelli to grandchildren. Fashion stories are also dedicated to the relationship between parents and children. In particular, the famous photographer Steven Klein collaborated with his 4-year-old son Ace to take an editorial during the lockdown on their ranch near New York. And for the first time Klein tells the process that, through surrogate motherhood, allowed him, among many obstacles, to become a father.

The number is linked to various initiatives dedicated to children. Like the one that took place on Friday 5 June, when the editorial staff of "Vogue Italia" told the fashion, via Zoom, to the children of some primary schools throughout Italy, each time involving an exceptional guest such as the director of "Vogue Italia", Emanuele Farneti in Milan, the journalist and TV presenter Cristina Parodi in Bergamo, the manager Anna Zegna, in Biella, the actress of The brilliant friend Ludovica Nasti in Naples, the designer Fabio Novembre in Bari, the collector Cecilia Matteucci Lavarini in Bologna.

But the surprises of this number do not end there. In fact, he collaborates on the project, with a poem and a video specially made for "Vogue Italia", too tomfoolery, the author of the poem about children and Coronavirus which has thrilled the web with over 30 million views.

The launch of the issue is also accompanied by a series of special collaborations. In partnership with Fisher-Price, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, and LuisaViaRoma it will be possible to buy the Little People series exclusively for Italy Thank you Heroestoys created by the American company as a tribute to the professional figures who spent themselves in the fight against Covid-19 (doctors, nurses, delivery boys, shop assistants, etc.). All proceeds from the operation will be donated to Unicef ​​Italia.

"Vogue Italia" and Superga then decided to pay homage to all the children involved in making the issue with a pair of white Superga, and a box of Carioca markers to personalize them, offering them an additional space for exercising creativity. In addition, the magazine collaborated with the European Parliament, Milan office, imagining a fairy tale about Europe that explains to young readers the importance of collaboration between peoples.

Finally, on the Instagram channel of "Vogue Italia" which has 7.6 MY fan followers (total audience), children from all over the world will be asked to design the clothes of the future, and a series of mothers and children from the world of fashion will be the protagonists of dedicated takeovers.

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