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The historic Borghetto Flaminio Market was born from the intuition of the duo Enrico Quinto and Paolo Tinarelli, collectors of historical clothes, regulars of Portobello Road in its heyday and of the Puces of Paris. In Rome they invented the chicest Flea Market of the capital, the rendezvous not to be missed on Sunday morning after a cappuccino or a coffee in the historic bars of Piazza del Popolo. More or less everyone has passed through Borghetto Flaminio, many Roman enthusiasts and tourists, in a transversal and cosmopolitan mix, including American celebrities from Diane Keaton to Cher, well-known faces from the entertainment industry including Riccardo Scamarcio, Isabella Ferrari, Irene Ferri, Cecilia Dazzi, Yvonne Svò, Barbara d'Urso, aristocrats, intellectuals, writers and managers, artists, fashion designers, influencers and creatives. The idea of becoming a second-hand dealer for a day fascinates many enthusiasts and fans every week who book their stand and give away everything that clutters up wardrobes, mezzanines, cellars and garages to the delight of many collectors looking for just "that object". Among the stalls, pieces from a few decades ago and clothes and accessories that have made the history of Italian and international fashion.