BLUMARINE OUTLET - EXCLUSIVE ONLINE SALES

If you also love collections Blumarine and you're on the hunt for sales, take advantage of the incredible online discounts of Milan Sample Sale. Sign up for free to our shopping club and purchase at highly discounted prices. The elegant and sensual dresses, tops, shirts, skirts, beachwear and unmissable accessories of the rose brand await you on our exclusive Blumarine Outlet. However, the discounts don't last forever and the quantities are limited: don't miss them!

BLUMARINE OUTLET - FEMININE AND SENSUAL, ALWAYS

Blumarine is a brand Made in Italy which par excellence has made femininity, sometimes almost exaggerated, its trademark. The sea and roses, sensuality and freshness are key points of Blumarine's imagery, which however was born from solid foundations of Emilian origins from two great creative and entrepreneurial minds. Anna Molinari e Gianpaolo Tarabini they founded their company in Carpi (MO), in 1977. Three years later Anna won the title of “Designer of the Year” al Modit of Milan and in 1981 he debuted on the catwalks of Fashion Week. Anna Molinari immediately stood out for her youthful and lively creations, where the cardigans stand out, which from dusty knitwear items are reborn as delicate and seductive outerwear.

The group was born at the end of the 80s Blufin and Blumarine expands by coining new brands Miss Blumarine, dedicated to girls' clothing, then followed by BluGirl, for girls and from the luxury brand Anna Molinari. In recent years the first boutique opened in via della Spiga in Milan, followed by dozens of single-brand shops around the world.

BLUMARINE OUTLET - CARDIGAN, FUR & RHINESTONE

The 90s - an era in which everything screams glamor from everywhere - saw the maximum splendor of Blumarine, and Anna Molinari it is no coincidence that he relies on the famous photographer Helmut Newton which forges a strong and recognizable image for Emilian brands. Ironic, natural and playfully sexy poses, which celebrate without objectifying it, the femininity of models like Nadja Auermann, Monica Bellucci, Eva Herzigova or Carla Bruni. On the catwalks, the garments of the new collections speak to women aware of their own sensuality, and in the era of supermodels, who if not icons like Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell e Amber Valletta they could worthily represent the new image of Blumarine.

Small parenthesis: you remember them, right the most iconic garments of Blumarine's golden age? The famous and widely copied Blumarime T-shirt with the rhinestone logo (or Swarovsky crystals!), the super-glam accessories (the jewel handbags!) and above all the very famous Bluvi, the baby pink cardigan with a mink-trimmed collar. Is there anything more delicate, provocatively frivolous and blatantly feminine? An important detail: don't worry, Blumarine, like all the most important fashion brands, has eliminated the use of animal fur for years and only use fake fur.

Femininity is still one of the main characteristics of Blumarine collections today. The new creative director Nicola Brognano However, he modernized it and made it more sexy and aggressive. Knitted garments with eye-catching faux fur collars, which are paired with very short dresses and low-waisted, super-tight bell-shaped jeans combined with light, delicate shirts that leave the navel exposed. For the more nostalgic there is naturally no shortage of roses, the symbolic flower of Anna Molinari and Blumarine. In the new collections, however, they are abstract, digitized, evanescent like watercolors. The new Blumarine collections are all to be explored with the online sales of the Blumarine Outlet in Milan Sample Sale, don't wait, dive in now.

BLUMARINE OUTLET - THE RETURN OF THE ZERO YEARS

With the advent of the '00s, despite its continuous expansion, the Blumarine brand temporarily lost its brilliance. Dark tones, emo aesthetics are raging everywhere, the imagery is less and less joyful and finally minimalism and the "aesthetics of ugliness" take over. We are now very far from the delicate romanticism of Blumarine, where the word "sexy" is still an imperative and where stilettos still win over the sneakers that hit the catwalks. Has the moment of farewell arrived for Blumarine? Absolutely not!