Yali Milano Velvet Blazer
$880
Yali Milano The Pool House Velvet Robe
$1,175
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Pia Zanardi, the founder of Yali Milano, fell in love with China’s craft traditions and textile heritage while living there for two years. Inspired, she fused this with her Italian roots to create her hybrid design template. This robe captures this meeting of minds, handcrafted in soft, tactile velvet with a mandarin collar and frog clasps.
Product ID: 2201337007-p
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Pia Zanardi, the founder of Yali Milano, fell in love with China’s craft traditions and textile heritage while living there for two years. Inspired, she fused this with her Italian roots to create her hybrid design template. This robe captures this meeting of minds, handcrafted in soft, tactile velvet with a mandarin collar and frog clasps.
Product ID: 2201337007-p
View more from: Yali Milano / Robes
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Meet the Maker:
Yali Milano
Parma-born Pia Zanardi grew up in an art-obsessed family, and at an early age found herself enamoured by her family’s collection of Chinese antiques and couture garments, many of which belonged to her grandmother. The following years saw her continue to nurture her creative streak, whether through working with curator and gallerist Sandra Gering, or the time she spent surrounded by 1990s punk graphics at a skate shop in Brooklyn. Her founding of Yali Milano in 2017 put all of these adventures and experiences into practice, as every process starts with an idea, feeling or sensation that is then translated into something tangible by craftspeople in her Portuguese workshop. Here, artisans expertly manipulate the fabrics – hand-selected by her dedicated production team – utilising techniques such as quilting and embroidery. From Pia’s perspective, wearing her pieces is akin to “embracing a lifestyle”.