I am not sure how to boil down the idea of Italian "style." But one manifestation of that style is evident in the display windows of Italian stores. I became fascinated with this notion and took literally hundreds and hundreds of store-window-photos. Here are some I like.
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DigitalQuixote > Windows: I have no idea what this shop sells but the name of the shop and especially the logo attracted my attention.
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DigitalQuixote > Windows: At Easter, it is traditional for Italians to give a gift (not gifts like at Christmas, but a gift). Often it is a richly decorated chocolate egg. This one was about a foot tall and cost around €100.
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DigitalQuixote > Windows: An advertising truism is that "sex sells." And in Italy (and much of Europe) the sex is more explicit than in American advertising, say. In this photo, the jeans are painted on. She not actually wearing any.
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Windows: I have no idea what this shop sells but the name of the shop and especially the logo attracted my attention.
> Windows: I have no idea what this shop sells but the name of the shop and especially the logo attracted my attention.
Windows: I have no idea what this shop sells but the name of the shop and especially the logo attracted my attention.
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