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A Venetian Tale of San MartinoI · THE MANTLEA legend in ScarletA red cloak, a cold November day, and an act of generosit...
09/11/2026

A Venetian Tale of San Martino

I · THE MANTLE
A legend in Scarlet

A red cloak, a cold November day, and an act of generosity that has travelled through centuries. In Venice, the story of San Martino lives on in a beloved November tradition.

In these images: the Audrey kimono in Crisantemi Ruby Red, the Delphos dress in Ice, a headband in Ventagli Ruby Red and ballerinas in Zecchino Rosso Rubino.

The story behind this Venetian tradition is on the Fortuny blog. Link in bio.

A view of a carefully restored 1969 home by Broad Project, where the Vogue Scheherazade silk lamp meets the changing col...
07/11/2026

A view of a carefully restored 1969 home by Broad Project, where the Vogue Scheherazade silk lamp meets the changing colours of the season in an intimate interior setting.

Project Broad Project
Image Gavin Cater

Autumn leaves, lasting impressions.In this look: the Peggy Delphos dress in Orange and the Daphne evening coat in Riassu...
05/11/2026

Autumn leaves, lasting impressions.

In this look: the Peggy Delphos dress in Orange and the Daphne evening coat in Riassunto Marron Glacé.

A legacy, seen anew.Handcrafted in Venice, our kimonos carry forward the artistic heritage of Mariano Fortuny.In this lo...
03/11/2026

A legacy, seen anew.

Handcrafted in Venice, our kimonos carry forward the artistic heritage of Mariano Fortuny.

In this look: the Audrey Kimono in Ventagli Khaki and the Peggy Delphos dress in Olive Green.

Natascha Goloubeff in a Delphos gown, 1911.Born into a Russian aristocratic family, Natascha Goloubeff (26 August 1879 -...
01/11/2026

Natascha Goloubeff in a Delphos gown, 1911.

Born into a Russian aristocratic family, Natascha Goloubeff (26 August 1879 - 1 November 1941) moved through the artistic and literary circles of early 20th-century Europe. After marrying Victor de Goloubeff in 1900, she lived in Baden before settling in Paris in 1905, where she encountered figures including Auguste Rodin, who portrayed her in a marble bust.

A trained soprano, she arrived in Italy in 1908 and soon entered the world of Gabriele D'Annunzio, becoming his companion and muse. Their relationship took them between Italy and France, including several years in Arcachon, where they lived together from 1910.

Goloubeff belonged to the cosmopolitan artistic world in which Mariano Fortuny's creations were increasingly sought after by artists, performers and writers. Here, in 1911, she wears a gown by Fortuny in the gardens of Aristide Maillol, photographed by Harry Kessler.

📷 Natascha Goloubeff (26 agosto 1879 - 1º novembre 1941) in a dress by Mariano Fortuny, gardens of Maillol, photographed by Harry Kessler, 1911

In Venice, a crossroads between East and West, Mariano Fortuny found endless inspiration in the exchange of cultures, te...
29/10/2026

In Venice, a crossroads between East and West, Mariano Fortuny found endless inspiration in the exchange of cultures, textures, and light. The Concubine lamp reflects this fascination, its silk surface marked by foliage patterns and bound with fiery red threads, evoking distant horizons.
Carried through the city, it becomes part of the landscape once again.

Today, the Fortuny team continues his legacy. We apply the very craft and skillset pioneered by Mariano Fortuny in the early twentieth century, in order to preserve and maintain that same style and high quality.

A window onto Venice. A glimpse into Mariano Fortuny’s world.Inspired by Renaissance art and Eastern decorative traditio...
26/10/2026

A window onto Venice. A glimpse into Mariano Fortuny’s world.

Inspired by Renaissance art and Eastern decorative traditions, his creations brought together influences from different cultures and eras. Today, our atelier continues this artistic exploration through contemporary pieces, handcrafted in Venice.

📖 Mariano Fortuny, Editions du Regard, 1979

A velvet overcoat, a Delphos and the October sun.In this look: the Daphne evening coat in Crisantemi Fir and the Delphos...
23/10/2026

A velvet overcoat, a Delphos and the October sun.

In this look: the Daphne evening coat in Crisantemi Fir and the Delphos dress in olive green.

Available on our online shop and in our boutiques in Venice, Paris and Munich.

A Scudo Saraceno in a Parisian hôtel particulier.A remarkable interior by Cristiana Brandolini d’Adda, realised with the...
21/10/2026

A Scudo Saraceno in a Parisian hôtel particulier.

A remarkable interior by Cristiana Brandolini d’Adda, realised with the contribution of Renzo Mongiardino and Lila De Nobili, where a Fortuny silk lamp brings its own note to a singular setting.

Featured in Architectural Digest
📷 Stefan Giftthaler

19/10/2026

Venice sets the palette.

Born in Venice, made in Venice. From the shifting colours of the lagoon to the glow of a Venetian sunset, the city finds its way into Fortuny creations.

In this look: the Delphos dress in Jade Green and a Crepe Satin Silk Scarf in Orange.

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