Emanuele Briganti, CEO of GuidoMaggi, underlines that today only the uniqueness born from the passion and talent of know-how, must be the soul of high fashion. GuidoMaggi elevator shoes, result of the painstaking work of expert craftsmen, are shaped on each individual style to be exclusive masterpieces
A style that adapts to any trend or season and plays on exclusive design and fine leathers. To be glamorous without preconceived labels, thanks to a brand capable of dressing every personality with class
Emanuele Briganti, CEO of GuidoMaggi, takes sides with Giorgio Armani against the absurd prerogatives of fast fashion. The return to the true values of luxury is the only way forward for the sector
Elevator sneakers are the new trend: GuidoMaggi rewrites the rules of street style by pushing the boundaries forward
The choice of wearing GuidoMaggi elevator shoes usually reveals a strong character and personality. It shows the desire to love yourself and the passion for high quality and true luxury, that one capable of making us feel good about ourselves
This is how Emanuele Briganti, CEO of GuidoMaggi, speaks about the prospects of the brand: a winning strategy supported by the high quality of the products and the excellent responsiveness of the team
Black has always been associated with elegance and timeless style in the world of fashion no matter the season. For this reason the elevator shoes and leather jackets designed by GuidoMaggi are a choice of style that rewards true luxury even in the summer
The Pantone color of 2020 represented in the new models of the GuidoMaggi spring-summer selection: exclusive masterpieces that are a subtle mix between tradition and innovation. It’s an unmissable opportunity in order to celebrate the new season that’s coming, spring
Emanuele Briganti, CEO of the brand, talks about the styles for the next season: “Footwear inspired by nature in a new and refined encounter between fine craftsmanship and Italian design”
“The truth is that luxury allows the protection of the Louisiana alligators” – reveals Matthew Kilgariff, director of Corporate Social Responsibility at Richemont. It’s time to clarify: luxury brands like GuidoMaggi work to protect the environment and the animals.
