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Ring in the New Year As Italians Do – with Style and Good Fortune

ISSIMO, the digital extension of the Pellicano Hotels where one can read and shop the superlative Italian lifestyle, is helping you bring good fortune for the new year with a curated list of superlative Italian lucky charms and apotropaic symbols.

ChicISSIMO – Fashion & Accessories

  • ISSIMO x Schostal – Lucky handkerchiefs – Carry a little luck with you with the Schostal handkerchiefs, embroidered with either a horn or a horseshoe – both extremely powerful symbols of good luck.
  • ISSIMO x Casagin – Slip – In Italy, wearing red underwear on New Year’s Eve guarantees fortune and success for the year ahead. We’ve added a little chili needlework to double-up on luck.
  • ISSIMO Corna Munari T-shirt – A page from Bruno Munari’s „Supplement to the Italian Dictionary” that dons the ‘Corna’ gesticulation in Italian, a protective motion to ward off the evil eye.

BellISSIMO – Home Décor & Artisans

  • Larusmiani – “Zibibbo” corkscrew – A luxury accessory that is also a great ally to welcome the new year. The golden brass corkscrew is topped with a hand-finished warthog tusk shaped like a horn, a strong amulet to ward off evil in Italy.
  • Marmolove – The Italian Dream Mortar – Salt plays an important role in the world of superstition and Italy has a few rituals across its 20 regions. Our one-of-a-kind handmade Marmolove mortar with Carrara marble is the perfect device to grind the magical mineral and ensure blessings are always present.
  • ISSIMO X Villeroy & Boch – Peperoncino – The red horn is the symbol of protection and good wishes par excellence in Naples, and our elegant tableware will guard the entire dinner party in style.

To see the latest news from ISSIMO, along with its range of clothing, footwear and accessories, available all year round, visit www.issimoissimo.com

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