A visual showcase of fashion icon Alessandro Squarzi’s 6000-piece American vintage collection of rare garments spanning military to workwear, embodying styles from the ’20s to the ’80s with an Italian touch.

The Squarzi Archive unveils Alessandro Squarzi’s vast American vintage collectiona treasure from the distinguished Italian design icon and world-renowned fashion influencer. Collecting rare garments from global locales, Squarzi shares this inestimable collection, spanning military to workwear, athletic to western wear.

Key features include:

Global Influence: Rare ’80s garments from worldwide sources showcase Squarzi’s impact on American vintage fashion.

Decades of Inspiration: Reflecting styles from the ’20s to the ’80s, the collection offers a comprehensive view of fashion evolution.

Sartorial Routine: Delve into Squarzi’s creative process and daily routine, emphasizing his crafting of American heritage outfits with an “Italian” touch.

From Automotive Brawn to Equestrian Elegance: Experience Squarzi’s unique style, transitioning effortlessly from vintage Porsche rides to elegant horse-riding expressions of style.

This narrative surpasses a mere collection, providing a comprehensive look into Squarzi’s creative process, blending American vintage with an Italian flair.By Andrea Ventura, Mirko Di Giovanni, and David Petrini

Mirko Di Giovanni, class of 75born and raised in Rome. Enlisted as a warrant officer in an Italian law enforcement agency and holding a law degree, he has collected American vintage clothing since the late 80s that he loves to share on two successful Instagram feeds.
Along with the other two authors, this is his second authorial project after Rugged Style WarRome.
Andrea Ventura, born in Rome in 1976. He started as a creative director in various communication agencies, and his passion for vintage clothing brings him to collaborateas a graphic designer and style consultantwith high-end fashion brands. David Petrini was born in Rome in 1974. Influenced by his father
(Associated Press photographer), he started to shoot with film in the
early 90s. He began working for the architecture department of Sapienza
University, collaborating on some editorial projects. A member of AIRF
(Associazione Italiana Reporter Fotografici), he shaped his style with
mixed elements ranging from classic documentary photography to
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