Salvatore Ferragamo has been a big name in Hollywood for years, and as a first-ever for the brand, have opened a pop-up shop in The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts. The store will showcase an exclusive line of accessories designed by Creative Director Massimiliano Giornetti, including handbags, shoes, and fine jewelry. "The inaugural gala of The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts celebrates all of my passions—art, architecture, and fashion—in a city that I really love. I'm also looking forward to dressing some of today's most iconic celebrities and presenting the collection to such an important audience," said Giornetti.
To celebrate the opening (and the brand's 100th anniversary in America!), the label hosted a star-studded gala at the center last week, where guests were able to mingle amongst the shop's stunning interior, which features transparent curved calls and wall-mounted installations showing vignettes of the houses history and legacy.
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