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This past July, three young Bolivians had the opportunity to apprentice with Chef Niko Romito to learn breadmaking in Italy. A continuation of Bvlgari and Save the Children’s Youth Empowerment Program in Bolivia, the collaboration followed a weeklong program that took place last October. Of the 22 students who participated in the classes and workshops designed to give the next generation important tools and skills for a better future, three standout students were chosen to continue their education alongside the Chef. In July, the teenagers travelled to Italy for the first time, where they worked closely with the Chef to enrich and deepen their knowledge and experience. Congratulations to all.
To celebrate 10 years of partnership, Bvlgari and Save the Children launch the new #GiveHope campaign. Shot by photographer Rankin, the campaign stars celebrities including Lily Aldridge, Ursula Corbero, Alicia Vikander, Eva Green and many others. #GiveHope centres on the idea that “the gift of hope can turn your whole world round” and features a ...
It is our pleasure to announce the launch of Bvlgari Residences Moscow. Located in one of the city’s most exclusive districts, and minutes from such landmarks as the Kremlin and Red Square, the eleven Residences and three Townhouses are part of a full block property that will also be home to Bvlgari Hotel Moscow, and like all Bvlgari Hotels, was ...
Bvlgari Spa introduces private hair styling services with stylist Roberto D’Antonio. Each one-on-one treatment puts the client at the centre of a luxurious and discreet experience — and begins with a state-of-the-art Shu Uemura treatment.
Bvlgari Hotel Milano has teamed up with Tesla Motors to provide an increasingly desirable amenity: Tesla Destination Charging.
The ultimate luxury is to enjoy the ease of home wherever you are. Now, thanks to an innovative new collaboration between Tesla Motors and Bvlgari Hotel Milano, guests may use use our state-of-the-art Tesla Wall Connectors ...
