Contemporanea Attitude

Frankenstein is not a monster. He is Mary Shelley’s creature.
A portrait of Mary Shelley and the night that gave life to Frankenstein. A story of creativity, rebellion, and a young woman claiming her voice.

Isabella d’Este: grace, tenacity, and the Renaissance
Isabella d’Este, Renaissance mind and icon, transforms Mantua into a cultural hub and leaves an indelible mark on art, fashion, and history

Semi-serious survival guide for the self-esteem crusher (usually in beige)
A casual encounter with someone who undermines you can shake your confidence. With humor and awareness, you can walk away lighter

The filter of truth. Maybe.
A short tale about filters, identity, and the blurred line between who we are and who we imagine ourselves to be

The Woman who freed women’s breath: Rosa Genoni
Rosa Genoni was a designer, activist, and journalist who, in the early 20th century, challenged fashion norms by abolishing the corset – a symbol of female oppression

A brief praise of the velour tracksuit
There was a time when the verb “to wear” carried a precise meaning. Here a brief praise of the velour tracksuit!

Happiness in sixty seconds
Maybe you’re lost. Confused, even though your life is beautiful. You keep telling yourself that others have it worse, so you should be grateful. But something doesn’t feel right.

Me, Lenny Kravitz, and the heartless flight attendant: Aerophobia
The fear of flying, or aerophobia, is quite a well-known and common phobia. Many famous people have admitted to suffering from it, and this fear has even shaped their professional lives

Parking drama
…And then you see it. The miracle: a free parking spot. Right there, between a car and the garbage bins. Destiny is smiling at you.

Isadora Duncan: dancing the wind
The wind had a name: Isadora Duncan. She danced barefoot, free, true. A rebel icon who forever changed the language of the body

Bikini’s happiness
There are moments when reality hits you like a lightning bolt. Nothing feels subjective anymore. Everything suddenly becomes objective, even a bikini.

Social Drama: when a Like decides a friendship
Is it possible to get along with everyone? The answer is no, obviously. But today, arguments aren’t about shouting or slamming doors anymore