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TASONI STYLE GUIDE

LORO PIANA, LOEWE, CRISTOPHER ESBER, VALENTINO

Tuscany rewards a certain kind of restraint. Here, the most compelling wardrobes take their cues from the landscape: limestone façades, olive groves, sun-faded plaster, dark wood and the garnet tones of Chianti. The result is a palette of cream, camel, tobacco, olive, chocolate and burgundy, expressed through natural fabrics and relaxed silhouettes.

Begin with Loro Piana essentials that can be worn and reworked throughout the trip. A crisp white shirt is polished enough for lunch in Florence yet relaxed enough for a morning at a countryside estate. Soft cashmere trousers offer the same versatility, paired with a fine-knit polo for travel days, slow mornings or cooler evenings in the hills.

Rather than planning a separate look for every occasion, build around pieces that work together. Cream and camel create a light neutral base, while olive, chocolate and burgundy bring richness without overwhelming the wardrobe.

Florence calls for clothing that feels refined but remains comfortable enough for hours spent walking between galleries, palazzi and hidden courtyards. Pair the white Loro Piana shirt with cashmere trousers and burgundy Loewe lace-up ballerinas, balancing classic proportions with a more unexpected finish.

The two-tone suede Loewe Amazona 180 complements the city’s warm stone and Renaissance architecture. Its structured silhouette adds polish while remaining practical for a day spent exploring.

For an afternoon among vineyards and olive groves, lean into tactile fabrics and earthy color. A Christopher Esber cashmere polo works naturally with relaxed trousers, while an olive satin shirt introduces subtle contrast through its fluid texture and quiet sheen. Soft tailoring, lightweight knits and natural fabrics feel appropriate for the setting without becoming overly rustic or literal.

The black Christopher Esber crystal-clasp dress brings a sculptural element to the edit, with a long, streamlined shape and a precise flash of hardware. Pair it with the chocolate-brown Valentino Panthea shoulder bag rather than traditional black accessories. The rich leather softens the contrast and connects the look to the warm, earthy palette running through the wardrobe.

A cable-knit Valentino cardigan in warm tobacco provides an additional layer for changing temperatures, while a fitted draped dress in deep brown offers an alternative to black for dinners, aperitivo or an evening in Florence.

This is Tuscany through the TASONI lens: refined fabrics, rich natural color and pieces chosen to become part of the journey rather than simply dress for it.

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