#Venezia Home Jersey

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damn i do really like that fiorentina one, i need to hunt it down, and ive ben eyeing a venezia one too but idk the year, and i want a mexico away jersey but i think the year is 1985

i just want more 😔

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top 5 jerseys of any team :)

for simplicity’s sake i’m doing this season’s kits nfcnndjsjd.

•all of venezia’s are pretty but their home kit especially looks really nice. why did kappa never give napoli anything like these.

•i love a good black kit more than anything and psg’s is chef’s kiss

•roma have had a lot of good ones in the past few seasons and i particularly like the white one this year.

•it’s a shame i loathe barcelona because i like their lavender kits. leeds’s third kit is in a similar color and it looks really nice.

•idk how many of you have seen atletico mineiro’s kit with the map but it’s gorgeous!

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Venezia FC 2022-23 Kappa Home Shirt Leaked?

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Venezia FC, a member of Italian Serie A, has unveiled its fourth jersey for the 2021/22 season.

On the 28th (Korean time), Venice unveiled the uniform on its official website, saying, "This season, as one of the most recognizable collections in world football, we are unveiling the fourth new shirt of Venice FC."

Venezia FC, founded in 1907 with the Italian port city of Venice, is a team that mostly plays back and forth between Serie A and Serie B. However, in 2005, it was relegated to Serie B and declared bankrupt, and after 10 years of inactivity, it went down to Serie D.

Ahead of the 2015/16 season, American investors including Joe Tacopina took over Venice and advanced to Serie B with promotion every season. Last season, he finished 5th in the regular season in Serie B and successfully advanced to the promotion playoffs, and returned to Serie A after 19 years by winning the playoffs.

Although they are in 17th place with 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses in 10 league games this season, Venice is gaining popularity around the world. It's because of the uniforms that Venice is releasing.

The home jersey unveiled by Venice before the start of the season boasted an old-fashioned and elegant appearance. Uniforms with orange and green points on a black background have been sold out since they were released and are still out of stock.

Away and 3rd kit released after that also gained popularity. Fans also praised it as 'like a fashion brand' and 'the best uniform of the 2021/22 season'.

The fourth uniform unveiled this time is a shirt with gold details contrasting with red, and was inspired by the iconic banner of the Republic of Venice.

In addition to the design, the fourth uniform takes it one step further by strengthening its connection with Venetian art and culture. Venezia has partnered with Save Venice, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of art, and will donate €5 from the sale of the uniforms.

The 4th uniform unveiled can be purchased on the official website of Venice on the 29th at 23:30 (Korean time).

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Design week 2018, fashion events

Milan is ready to welcome the fashion appointments of the Salone del Mobile 2018. In this guide the 10 most interesting events of the Design Week until April 22nd The Salone del Mobile 2018 extinguishes 57 candles and this year as usual lights the spotlight throughout Milan. Many, many, infinite are the events that the review of the piece of furniture taken from the Germans in 1961 has generated its surroundings: from the OFF Show to the Fuorisalone, from the Tortona Design Week to the Brera Design District. Events, which unlike fashion, are open to everyone, including the 2018 Salone del Mobile. BRIONI and Hisao Hanafusa From 17 to 22 April, Brioni celebrates the 2018 Salone del Mobile collaborating with the visionary artist Hisao Hanafusa whose work is based on an ancient technique of interlocking wood that does not need nails or adhesives. Among the pieces of furniture displayed at the Milanese boutique in via Gesù 2A there are also two exclusive pieces created: a dumb walnut servant and a linden wood lamp. The entire exhibited collection is made up of design objects characterized by sustainability. Diesel Living, Outside the World The Diesel Living Lifestyle presents itself in two locations: at the Fuorisalone and at the Salone del Mobile 2018. The theme of the two productions is Mexico with its alien landscape made of sandy deserts and succulents. Inside the Milan-Rho fair Diesel Living takes the shape of the hotel with a lot of Garage Bar and Security Lodge. While an ex-goldsmith’s workshop, in via Correnti n. 14, in the historic district of 5Vie, becomes the headquarters of the Fuorisalone. Transformed into a sprawling and welcoming house, here it is possible to make a siesta between interiors of rough concrete, cold steel, and mirrors that alter the perspective, where the leather looks like cement and the glass looks like iron. Ferrino & Vibram Ferrino participates in the Milan Design Week offering its visitors the opportunity to assist and contribute to the design and construction of a backpack, produced and sold on site as a unique limited edition piece. The Ferrino Backpack Studio is set up from 17 to 21 April at the VibramConnection Lab in via Voghera 11 in Milan. This Vibram pop-up store houses a real laboratory where Ferrino R&D team designers, model makers and prototypists are available to anyone wishing to pack a customized backpack. Issey Miyake, My first me On the occasion of the 2018 Fuorisalone, Issey Miyake presents the project by Masahiko Sato, entitled “My first me: Know yourself like never before”. Inside the Issey Miyake space in via Bagutta at 12, a series of interactive installations will allow the public to get in touch with their own unconscious and learn new parts of themselves. Lardini covers TATO The Lardini Marches brand participates in the Milanese Fuorisalone initiative collaborating with TATO, an Italian furniture and lighting company. In the Lardini boutique in via Gesù 21 you can see some re-editions of works signed by three illustrious exponents of the Milanese school: the Angolo armchair (1963) and the Montecarlo table (1959) by Corrado Corradi Dell’Acqua, the Arenzano lamps (1956) and Raised (1948) by Ignazio Gardella and the lamp Luna (1957) by Giò Ponti. The armchair will be proposed for the first time exclusively upholstered in Lardini fabrics. L.B.M. 1911 Spin & Spun L.B.M.1911 celebrates the Milanese week dedicated to design in its boutique of the quadrilateral, at 30 Via della Spiga, with an event dedicated to the exhibition of the iconic Magis products. The Officina collection by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Chair_One, the Traffic collection by Konstantin Grcic and Piña by Jaime Hayón is just a taste of the entire exhibition proposed in the spaces of the Mantuan brand. SPIN & SPUN, this is the name of the installation Magis will be celebrated Thursday, April 19 with a special event at L.B.M.1911: from 18 to 21 approximately. The exhibition will be open to the public from 14 to 26 April during the opening hours of the boutique L.B.M.1911 (from Monday to Saturday from 10 to 19). MARNI Market The design is unisex and for this reason we also mention the Marni Market pop-up store: a synthesis of Marni’s lifestyle that draws its inspiration from nature and a mix of cultures. The set up in Rinascente in Milan (April 10th -30th) and at Design Supermarket in Rome (until May 2nd) is outlined as a small village of display houses on which are placed a series of exclusive limited edition products: animals in metal and colored PVC wires, picnic baskets, small storage boxes, hand-woven basket bags and new variants of Marni striped fabric shopping bags. Moleskine at Mudec During the Salone del Mobile 2018, Moleskine transforms two interconnected spaces of the Mudec (Museum of Cultures) into an installation that represents the ingenuity, design and versatility of the Moleskine Pen + Ellipse through a kinetic show of light and sound next to one quiet and relaxing white space. Visitors can interact with the installation and know Pen + Ellipse: entering the first space – designed to generate inspiration and stimulate ideas – the visitor is inundated and surrounded by music and colors. The second room, instead, is a white and silent space to allow the visitor to play with productivity and put words and drawings on paper. A way to experience the organization of content and sharing with Moleskine Pen + Ellipse. MMM of Moreschi India and the magical atmosphere of the Taj Mahal are the source of inspiration and the common denominator of Moreschi and Matteo Cibic. The 2018 Salone del Mobile sees the launch of MMM – Moreschi Made by Marble – a Limited Edition sneaker (50 pieces), where the dominant graphic motif is the marble that covers the walls of the legendary Palazzo dei Marajà. It is Cibic’s work that incorporates the silhouette of the sumptuous Indian home to host the exclusive MMM in an original installation in the new Moreschi boutique (Corso Venezia 5) for the duration of the Salone del Mobile 2018. Napapijri #Futurehood From 17 to 22 April, in Via Tortona 31, in the heart of Milanese Fuorisalone, Napapijri presents Ze-Knit, the new collection designed for the city, and inspired by the new possibilities of contemporary design. The collection is presented through a network of events, all linked by a single password: #Futurehood. In fact, for the entire week, the space hosts performances, workshops and installations, such as Murmure Wall, the artificial intelligence installation of the collective Future Cities LAb in San Francisco, and Futurehood Atlas, a new idea of a map where the city’s territory is reconfigured from personal relationships. Nike, Brothers of the World During the Milan Design Week, Nike celebrates football with an exhibition that tells 40 years of innovation in the jerseys made by Nike Football: “Brothers of the world”. It is open to the public from 18 to 22 April at the Spazio Maiocchi. At the same venue, from 19 to 21 April (11h and 15h) there will also be workshops to customize the shirts with some Nike designers. Finally, on April 19th, the talk “Jerseys of the world” is held with a focus on the best soccer jerseys of the last 40 years. Protagonists Tim Small, Stefano Carloni and the player Marco Materazzi. Yoga lessons by Skechers Skechers, a footwear company in the performance and lifestyle segment, is present at the Milan Design Week with the Skechers Temporary Store. Active from 17 to 22 April at the Spazio Garibaldi 77 of Corso Garibaldi 77 in Milan, this event is the occasion to officially launch the Go Strike men’s sneaker and the YOU by Skechers women’s line, designed for wellness. Also, you can relax and try your hand at free yoga sessions. Class timetable will be communicated daily on the social channels of the American brand.   Timberland, Don’t call me… Dafne The product designer and artist Elena Salmistraro is the protagonist of the Milan Design Week for Timberland. His installation, (not) called Dafne in memory of the Greek nymph, fits within the DON’T CALL ME campaign of Timberland, which places the female universe at the center to break the clichés with which women are often labeled. . The work will be exhibited from 17th to 22nd April in Piazza XXV Aprile in Milan. Ph Credits: On the cover image taken from the Fuorisalone Game                                                                                                                                                                                                                         Article taken from https://ift.tt/2EUwV1z

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Venice, Invaded by Tourists, Risks Becoming ‘Disneyland on the Sea’

By Jason Horowitz, NY Times, Aug. 2, 2017

VENICE--“You guys, just say ‘skooozy’ and walk through,” a young American woman commanded her friends, caught in one of the bottlenecks of tourist traffic that clog Venice’s narrow streets, choke its glorious squares and push the locals of this enchanting floating city out and onto drab, dry land. “We don’t have time!”

Neither, the Italian government worries, does Venice.

Don’t look now, but Venice, once a great maritime and mercantile power, risks being conquered by day-trippers.

The soundtrack of the city is now the wheels of rolling luggage thumping up against the steps of footbridges as phalanxes of tourists march over the city’s canals. Snippets of Venetian dialect can still be heard between the gondoliers rowing selfie-snapping couples. But the lingua franca is a foreign mash-up of English, Chinese and whatever other tongue the mega cruise ships and low-cost flights have delivered that morning. Hotels have replaced homes.

“If you arrive on a big ship, get off, you have two or three hours, follow someone holding a flag to Piazzale Roma, Ponte di Rialto and San Marco and turn around,” said Dario Franceschini, Italy’s culture minister, who lamented what he called an “Eat and Flee” brand of tourism that had brought the sinking city so low.

“The beauty of Italian towns is not only the architecture, it’s also the actual activity of the place, the stores, the workshops,” Mr. Franceschini added. “We need to save its identity.”

The city’s locals, whatever is left of them anyway, feel inundated by the 20 million or so tourists each year. Stores have taken to putting signs on the windows showing the direction to St. Mark’s Square or Ponte di Rialto, so people will stop coming in to ask them where to go.

The majority of the anxiety has centered on the cruise ships that pass through the Grand Canal, blotting out the landmarks like an eclipse blocking out the sun.

Some of the roughly 50,000 Venetians who remain in the city, down from about 175,000 in 1951, have organized associations against the “Big Ships,” selling T-shirts that show cruise boats with shark teeth threatening fishermen. In June, almost all the 18,000 Venetians who voted in an unofficial referendum on the cruise ships said they wanted them out of the lagoon.

But the ships bring in money, and since Venice is not the trading power of yore, it needs all the euros it can get. The cruise ships don’t just bring fees into the city, they also create jobs down a whole supply chain, benefiting mechanics, waiters and water taxis. The gondoliers who change into their striped shirts early in the morning and put sunscreen on their bald heads have steady work.

When a visitor, or at least this visitor, arrives at the Venice train station and encounters that iconic watery avenue, a strange sensation occurs of being in the Las Vegas version of Venice rather than in the real thing. Maybe it’s all the luggage, the shopping bags, the lack of Italians.

Tourists looking to take home souvenirs--Venetian masks, toy gondolas, imitation Murano glass beads or bowls, striped “Venezia” sailor caps, assorted soccer jerseys, San Marco-themed aprons or purses from Italy’s luxury giants--are in luck. But it has gotten harder and harder to stumble onto a local boutique run by a young entrepreneur. The young are mostly leaving.

Many of Venice’s locals reside in the Castello section of the city, far enough away from San Marco Square, the center of tourist gravity, to enjoy a semblance of normal life. But only a semblance.

“If you want to get some prosciutto, you can’t because the Salumeria is gone,” said Tommaso Mingati, 41.

His family kept a small apartment here but, like most former residents, had moved out to Mestre, the mainland section that no one has ever called Queen of the Adriatic. As his mother regretted the city becoming a “Disneyland on the Sea,” Mr. Mingati said that the expanding empire of bed-and-breakfasts was now forcing people out of Mestre.

All of those bed-and-breakfasts, and the city’s roughly 2,500 hotels, produce a lot of towels and linens that need laundering. Venice no longer has the capacity for such an undertaking. So, at dawn, boats carry the dirty laundry and garbage out to Tronchetto, an artificial island and parking lot for trucks coming from the mainland.

In turn, they deliver fresh towels but also untold gallons of drinking water, foodstuffs, bottles of orange Aperol to make the city’s ubiquitous Aperol Spritz and anything else consumed inside the lagoon.

One weekend a year, during the Feast of the Redeemer in July, Venetians take back the city. They flow back in from Mestre to drink wine on the banks of the Grand Canal and wait for a fireworks show that puts New York’s Fireworks by Grucci to shame.

This year, the celebration coincided with the Venice Biennale, which draws thousands of sophisticated, globe-trotting visitors to Venice to check out the latest in art, dance and theater. The locals and the art enthusiasts have developed a sort of alliance against the crowds who march on St. Mark’s.

At night, many of the tourists return to their cruise ships or tuck in after early dinners. The result is a momentary reprieve but also, like Venice in its slow winter months, a time warp to an earlier Venice.

For me it is the one I first encountered nearly 20 years ago, before Google Maps, when I could get lost and stumble onto seemingly deserted or forgotten campos. At night, away from the city center, a couple of tourists celebrating their wedding at a divey cafe was not cloying, but charming.

Those enchanting hours stretched into the early morning, before the tourists stirred, when St. Mark’s Square itself was empty except for the pigeons and the early risers headed to work.

Those hours, with the shadows still long and the light reflecting off the lagoon and the triforia windows, reminded me of what Raffaelle Nocera, who otherwise sounded depressed about the state of his city, told me as he navigated a water bus around the Grand Canal.

“If you get up early enough,” Mr. Nocera said, “you get all of Venice to yourself.”

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The Derby Dell'Enza: Parma - Reggiana

The idea was simply, for the final day of the regular Lega Pro season the captains of opposing sides would take to the pitch in the colours of their opposition. When the two captains then met for the coin toss they would exchange the jerseys as a measure of goodwill.

It was in the eyes of those who govern Lega Pro a great idea to show that solidarity can be found even among opponents. However, they failed to take into account one rather sizeable spoke in the wheel, namely the Derby Dell’Enza. With the derby approaching Parma captain Alessandro Lucarelli poked his head above the parfait and claimed boldly that he would not wear the jersey of rivals Reggiana. Needless to say, this only had the effect of increasing Lucarelli’s already hero status among the Ducali faithful. A status that was already so high that if you came home to find him in bed with your wife, you’d duly apologise and go down stairs to make him dinner.

For others though such as Gabriele Gravina the president of Lega Pro, it was a disappointment that someone of such age and experience would do such a thing.

What it has done though is add an extra bit of niggle to a derby that was far from lacking any in the first place. When the two sides met at the Stadio Mapei back in December for the first time in 20 years, in front of a raucous atmosphere, it was the Crociati who came away with a 0-2 win. Those who utter the phrase that absence makes the heart grow fonder would have seen their hypothesis crumble on that cold 19th December night in Reggio Emilia. As two ancient tribes finally renewed acquaintances after many a season apart.

Among the pantheon of Italian derbies, the derby Dell’Enza does not exactly hold sway with the Madonnina, Lanterna, Capitale, Mole and D’Italia. Yet for those who hold Parma and Reggiana in their hearts it is the one and only. Named for the river that acts as the boundary between the two provinces, the derby was first contested back in 1919. Fought over 79 more times in the intervening years, the Granata currently sit on 27 wins, Parma 26 with the rest being draws. However, the rivalry between the two cities long predates any drama on the football pitch, with some claiming that it dates back to the middle ages.

This Sunday that age old rivalry will renew once more on the steps of the Stadio Ennio Tardini. In truth for both sides it has been somewhat of an underwhelming campaign thus far. While Parma may sit second in the standings, their pursuit of league winners Venezia has been meek at times and performances on the pitch often stale and uninspired. As for Reggiana it has been another season of false hope. Taken over by Mike Piazza at the start of the season, a promotion charge was expected but it never got off the ground. Sitting fifth the Granata along with the Gialloblu will now have to settle for the insanity that is the Lega Pro play-offs. Before eyes can turn to that however there remains one small matter to take care of.

When the two sides take to the pitch to the sound of Giuseppe Verdi’s Triumphal March expect them to be hit by a cacophony of noise and colour. Parma have been waiting nearly 21 years to host the derby again and no amount of poor form or sub-par seasons will stop this from being one of the more special occasions on the calcio calendar.

By Kevin Nolan, May 6, 2017 -- The Derby Dell'Enza: Parma - Reggiana

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