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⊹ Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini celebrate ten years of The Attico with SUPERATTICO10.
⊹ The collection revisits 2021’s SUPERATTICO capsule, known for feathers, sequins, fringe and intricate embroidery.
⊹ Archive references trace the label’s journey from vintage-inspired robes to tailoring, bomber jackets and daytime bags.
⊹ Angelina Kendall stars in the anniversary campaign, photographed by Drew Vickers at Casa Museo Mollino in Turin.
The Attico is celebrating its first decade with SUPERATTICO10, an anniversary collection that looks back at the clothes that made Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini’s label a nighttime favorite. When the duo launched in 2016, they were making vintage-inspired robes, kimonos and slip dresses with the attitude of streetwear. A lot has changed since then. The brand’s woman now has daytime appointments, proper tailoring and bags to carry, but she hasn’t lost her taste for a dress that makes an entrance.
The anniversary drop takes its name from 2021’s SUPERATTICO, a 14-piece capsule filled with feathers, fringe, crystals and elaborate embroidery. Those decorations return to celebrate the milestone, with the archives offering plenty of references. A sequined, 1940s-inspired dress sharpened the silhouette in 2018, feathers brought extra drama in 2019, and tailored suits introduced the “working girl” in 2020. The oversized Diana shirt and Anja bomber later gave the brand’s eveningwear a more casual counterpart, expanding the wardrobe well beyond its original party dresses.
That shift continued with the La Passeggiata day bag in 2025 and the arrival of lingerie and L’Altra di Milano in 2026. For SUPERATTICO10, Angelina Kendall appears in a campaign photographed by Drew Vickers at Casa Museo Mollino in Turin, its intimate interiors referencing the label’s earliest boudoir-inspired designs. A smaller La Sant Ambroeus Mini handbag also joins the anniversary release, carrying the original’s asymmetric top-handle design into a compact size. The collection is available now, bringing ten years of The Attico’s fashion history back into the spotlight.
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Founded in Milan in 2016 by Gilda Ambrosio and Giorgia Tordini, The Attico brings Italian glamour into a rebellious register through body-skimming dresses, oversized tailoring, daring color, sensual details, and after-dark attitude.
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