The Other Side of a Football Icon
We’re fascinated by liminal spaces because they exist on the edges of what we know and what we fear. It’s where we confront the quiet tension of waiting, the unease of not knowing what comes next. They force us to acknowledge that we are always in a process of becoming, and this ambiguity, though unsettling, is profoundly human. It also makes for really good photos.
Wine Country
I’m not sure there’s a winemaking region that’s as redolent of rustic glory and the swarthy largesse of the vine as the Langhe Hills in Piedmont. When you visit, it almost feels as if someone is having you on.
The terraced vineyards pan out around seemingly endless, winding roads. In the distance terracotta-clad hilltop villages offer the promise of aged nonnas, steaming brodos, and ancient aromatic delicacies, layered with the region’s prodigious bounties.
Drake’s in Piedmont: New Rocky Mountain Featherbed Outerwear
We met the members of the Circolo—a local social club based in the quaint town of Castagnole delle Lanze’s—around the square . Catching up over Aperol in the sunshine, they invited us to join them, and we soon invited them to model our new and exclusive range of Rocky Mountain Featherbed for Drake’s outerwear.
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