Lungarno Guicciardini, in one of the buildings that belonged to the Medici. Push the door through a deconsecrated church, which Enrico Coveri has transformed into an art gallery. There’s everything, even the workshop where still today the seamstresses sew sequins with knitting needles: one straight, one reverse, and at the third stitch, that coloured plastic ring .. These techniques have been maintained the same as in 1977 when, at the first Coveri show in Paris, Le Figarò wrote: "Sequins are to Coveri what chains are to Chanel."

For the first time ever, visitors will be able to see the bridal dress created for Bianca di Savoia Aosta contessa Arrivabene Valenti Gonzaga.