“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Easy Riders, is inspired by famous car scenes, with a green screen and a real car, it lets visitors take action as Madonna in Evita and Tilda Swinton in The Grand Budapest Hotel.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Easy Riders, is inspired by famous car scenes, with a green screen and a real car, it lets visitors take action as Madonna in Evita, Tilda Swinton and in The Grand Budapest Hotel, Barbara Carrera in Never Say Never Again and Rebecca Romijn in Femme Fatale.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo In A Room with a View, using a giant mirror, you are projected in slow-motion into a New York City façade, as Cate Blanchett in Blue Jasmine
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo In A Room with a View, using a giant mirror, you are projected in slow-motion into a New York City façade, as Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, in the years filmed by Rossellini, Antonioni, Fellini and many others, is the star of The Palazzo of Desires together with the movie Titus featuring Jessica Lange, where visitors’ faces are projected into a scale model of FENDI’s headquarters.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, in the years filmed by Rossellini, Antonioni, Fellini and many others, is the star of The Palazzo of Desires together with the movie Titus featuring Jessica Lange, where visitors’ faces are projected into a scale model of FENDI’s headquarters.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Every Princess Needs to Rest, a comfortable lounge area featuring FENDI pieces of Sharon Stone in Catwoman, A Golden Boy and Basic Instinct 2, Monica Bellucci in How Much Do You Love Me?, Marisa Berenson in I Am Love, the Bond girls in Die Another Day, Gudrun Landgrebe in The Berlin Affair, Catherine Deneuve in Princesse Marie and Amber Kuo Cai Jie in the Chinese film series Tiny Times.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The visitors then walk in Every Princess Needs to Rest, a comfortable lounge area featuring a FENDI piece worn by Marisa Berenson in I Am Love.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo At the end of the digital experience path, the exclusive FENDI Cinema, a real movie theatre, will be showing the selection of movies featured in the exhibition, together with many others that go back to the relationship between FENDI and the cinema, as Marie Antoinette by Sofia Coppola, The Legend of 1900 by Giuseppe Tornatore, The Godfather Part III by Francis Ford Coppola.
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“Fendi Studios” Unveiled in Rome
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