AICA meets Raimondo Rossi (Ray Morrison) in a dialogue that bridges contemporary photography and international art criticism. Originally published in Chinese by Dr. Tong, Secretary General of AICA Italy-China and founder of The Found: Visual Art Center, this conversation situates Morrison’s work within a broader institutional and cultural framework. Moving beyond aesthetics, the exchange explores photography as a critical language engaging fashion, identity, and social responsibility.

“Street art has transformed cities into open-air galleries. From bold murals to fleeting graffiti, urban walls speak with color, politics, and community. When walls start to speak, they remind us that art belongs to everyone.”

Milan, the fashion and design capital of Italy, is also home to a vibrant art scene that showcases a rich cultural heritage. From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary works, the city's art museums offer a diverse and captivating experience for art enthusiasts. In this article, we will delve into the must-visit art museums in Milan, where you can immerse yourself in the beauty and creativity that define this dynamic city.

Daniel Han’s "In Memory of Water" at Interval Gallery redefines the boundaries of contemporary photography by exploring the fluidity of memory through tactile substrates like velvet and metal. Opening during Frieze Los Angeles, this material-led exhibition invites viewers into a slower mode of perception where imagery and time intersect.

Christina Ricci and Mark Hampton unite their distinctive artistic visions in Cat Full of Spiders, a project that blends eerie elegance with cinematic depth. Their collaboration pushes past traditional creative boundaries, revealing a world built on bold aesthetics and emotional complexity. Together, they redefine what modern storytelling can look like—dark, intimate, and irresistibly stylish.

The 2025 Latin GRAMMY® Awards delivered a night of cultural power, artistic innovation, and unforgettable performances, with Bad Bunny leading the celebration by winning five major awards. Through exclusive video moments with Yandel — praising Milan Weekly’s signature style — and Brazilian star Pedro Sampaio’s vibrant presence, we immersed readers in the atmosphere before the ceremony even began. From groundbreaking collaborations to emotional tributes, this year’s show affirmed Latin music’s global influence and its seamless fusion of sound, identity, and fashion.

A quiet aesthetic revolution is unfolding between the restrained elegance of Belgian Minimalism and the rich nostalgia of Italian Bourgeois Vintage, creating a refined dialogue between simplicity and memory. Rooted in the atmospheres of Antwerp and Milan, this hybrid sensibility favors warmth, permanence, and deeply personal objects over fleeting trends. It is a style philosophy for those who seek poetry in silence, texture, and timeless design.

Luggage has evolved from a travel necessity into a definitive style statement that sets the tone for your entire journey. Whether you lean toward the old-world charm of vintage leather or the sharp minimalism of metallic hard-shells, your suitcase serves as the ultimate anchor for a curated airport aesthetic.

Twenty Visions to Paint Eternity.
These are not simple pictures but brushstrokes of light and fragments of eternity, moving between reality and dream. Our exclusive Fashion Week reportage goes beyond documenting the shows—it unveils atmospheres, emotions, and entire worlds taking shape. With his lens, Raimondo Rossi transforms fleeting instants into timeless visions, reminding us that fashion is not just spectacle but memory and life itself.

Nel silenzio prima dell’alba o nel tremolio di una candela, la femminilità si svela—non in un’unica immagine, ma in una moltitudine di riflessi delicati e potenti. Questi ritratti sono più di volti: sono frammenti di canti antichi, storie raccontate nei templi e attorno al fuoco. Parlano di timidezza, profondità d’animo, sfumature, sensualità, dolcezza e forza—intessute nel tessuto eterno dell’essere donna.

Explore the charm of vintage fashion with our detailed guide. Learn about the history, latest trends, how to style vintage clothing, where to buy, and tips for caring for your vintage pieces. Embrace sustainable fashion today!

For decades, the climax of a fine dining experience in Milan was reliably anchored by a prime cut of meat or a delicate, butter-poached catch of the day. Today, a quiet but profound transcultural shift is sweeping through high-end gastronomy. We are witnessing not just the rise of plant-based cuisine, but a culinary renaissance that digs deep into ancestral roots to redefine modern luxury on the plate.

Walking through a downtown Los Angeles that is slowly regaining its pulse, The Last Bookstore stands as a place that restores color, warmth, and enchantment to the city. Inside, books transform into architecture—forming tunnels, arches, and labyrinthine corridors that invite visitors to slow down, explore, and feel. More than a bookstore, it reveals itself as a secular cathedral of culture, a living symbol of beauty and resistance in a changing downtown.

From the ancient Shaolin Temple to the mountains of Switzerland, Sacha Wenk has traded the corporate ladder for a path of rigorous discipline and physical mastery. Nearly a decade into his journey, he is now on a mission to bring the clarity and resilience of Kung Fu to the modern wellness world.

LA Pride 2026 is officially set to return to Hollywood on June 14 under the theme “Rise with Pride,” a call to action that emphasizes community resilience and year-round advocacy over a single weekend of celebration. This year’s festivities will honor Emmy-winner Jeff Hiller as Celebrity Grand Marshal, civil rights icon Mia Yamamoto as Community Grand Marshal, and the late humanitarian Shirley Raines as Legacy Grand Marshal. From the free Pride Village on Hollywood Boulevard to the historic parade route, the event promises to balance high-energy joy with a deep-rooted commitment to service and accessibility for all of Los Angeles.

In our latest feature, Milan Weekly examines the legendary set decoration of The Devil Wears Prada, from the architectural precision of the Tolomeo lamp to the power of the gallery wall. As we anticipate the film's next chapter, we rediscover how these meticulously curated interiors functioned as the ultimate silent symbols of authority and taste.