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Tod's x Cappellini: Design Icons by Karen Day

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Luxury loafer extraordinaire Tod's teamed up with the equally remarkable and stylish design and furnishings group Cappellini during this year's Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan. Part of an ongoing project (Tod's president Diego Della Valle tasked his friend Giulio Cappellini with curating their windows starting in 1998),the Via della Spiga storefront will display their classy JP Loafer alongside eleven chairs chosen by Cappellini, including Patrick Norguet's Rainbow chair and Marc Newson's Felt chair (pictured above). The collaboration is a testament to both companies' commitment to honest design, allowing the pure aesthetic of both the loafers and chairs to play off each other while speaking for their own iconic design.

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Tod's Boutique
22-27 April 2009
Via della Spiga 22
Milan, Italy map
tel. &343;39 02 76002423

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This entry posted on 21 April 2009 at 2:22 PM
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