Giulia Goretti de'Flamini

Florence

With Fabrique since 2025 3 works Rome Fashion Academy graduate worked alongside Paul Andrew and Massimiliano Giornetti at Ferragamo, played a pivotal role in shaping the brand's luxurious renaissance.

Inspiration

Giulia's "You're So Cool" collection captures her modern wardrobe obsession with the 90s. A devoted Woody Allen film fan, she's captivated by 90s Vogue aesthetics. Always rushing between dates yet craving quiet comfort, she needs pieces that work whether she's focused at the office, stepping out in heels for evening plans, or hitting the gym in sneakers on weekends. Each piece adapts perfectly to her every relaxed moment.

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Works

Red waxed faux leather trench coat with double-breasted buttons and belted sleeves, worn front view on model

Close-up of red waxed faux leather trench coat with wide collar and button details, front view on model.

Ostro 蠟面仿皮風衣式大衣

$11,213.00

Scirocco 酒紅色中長裙，仿蛇皮皮革

$7,117.00

Woman wearing earth tone wool trench coat with PU trim and belt, front view with oversized sunglasses and boots

Earth tone wool trench coat with PU trim and belted waist, front view on model against white brick wall

Ponente PU 滿邊雙面美麗諾羊毛風衣

$18,637.00

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Ostro 蠟面仿皮風衣式大衣

$11,213.00

Scirocco 酒紅色中長裙，仿蛇皮皮革

$7,117.00

Ponente PU 滿邊雙面美麗諾羊毛風衣

$18,637.00

Background

Rome Fashion Academy graduate worked alongside Paul Andrew and Massimiliano Giornetti at Ferragamo, played a pivotal role in shaping the brand's luxurious renaissance.

Giulia Goretti de'Flamini joined Ferragamo directly after graduating from Rome Fashion Academy, where she became a key contributor under creative director Massimiliano Giornetti and later collaborating closely with Paul Andrew throughout his tenure at the brand. In this role, she provided modern women's perspective to the century-old luxury house, working as Paul Andrew’s trusted strategist during a period when the brand was reassessing its approach to contemporary consumers. Her position involved translating current market demands into designs that maintained Ferragamo's established luxury standards.

From traditional Italian luxury to contemporary quiet luxury. She took on multiple ready-to-wear categories while participating deeply in collection conceptualization, contributing to the brand's identity reformation during this transformation period.

Her recent collaboration with Fabrique, titled "You're So Cool," draws from 90s culture, Woody Allen films, and the Vogue atmosphere of that era. The collection addresses women who move between professional settings and social engagements, requiring pieces that function across different contexts. Items work for office environments, evening occasions with heels, and weekend activities with sneakers. The collection reflects her approach of creating luxury pieces that accommodate multiple lifestyle demands without requiring style compromises.