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According to Vogue Italia, coral is the vibrant, chic color of summer 2025, enhancing tans while being more delicate than red and easier than orange. This season, coral is set to dominate vacation spots, city streets, and Instagram feeds. Its warm, energetic nature makes it ideal for elegant yet casual outfits, especially for those with sun-kissed skin. Coral remains a favorite among designers, regularly appearing in collections by Jacquemus, Etro, and others. For spring-summer 2025, softer versions can be seen in the collections of Fendi, and Valentino. Miu Miu combines a coral one-piece with a shiny purple wrap skirt, while Ferragamo features a stunning coral sash detail silk shirt and pants, showcasing coral's timeless elegance.

In Italy, coral has significant cultural importance as it symbolizes good luck and protection. For centuries, it has been used in jewelry, religious objects, and various adornments. Torre del Greco, near Naples, and Sardinia are both renowned for their stunning coral jewelry craftsmanship. Famous Italian Jewelery brands such as Pomellato, Chantecler and Vhenier feature Coral in their designs.

Inspired by the solar vitality of red coral, Bvlgari Omnia Coral brings to life the luminous energy of the vibrant gem in a striking signature perfume with a juicy and fruity signature. BORN IN ROMA - Coral Fantasy is Valentino’s latest fragrance which is meant to preserve the fleeting beauty of a luminous sunset in Rome. A vibrant top note of Kiwi adds joyful energy. The heart features a luxurious bouquet of Indian Jasmine and Rose, reflecting the lightness of a Valentino dress. The base combines warm Musks with the edgy touch of Ambrette Seeds absolute for a unique signature.

Who does not adore the Italian cuisine? We feature different regions, and cooking styles, either nonna-influenced or recipes from famous Italian chefs. Some famous recipes such as the Baccalà e peperoni fritti by Pasquale Franzese, or  the recipe for Corallo di Gambero Rosso - Red shrimp coral,  is a prized ingredient in Italian cuisine, especially in Sicily, where Mazara del Vallo's red shrimp is highly regarded. 

And for dessert we stick with the coral theme: Panna cotta alle fragole e basilico con coralli di lampone- Strawberry Panna cotta by Spigmattando.

Palazzo Avino is a stunning five-star deluxe hotel located on Italy's famous Amalfi Coast. Originally a 12th-century private villa for an Italian noble family, it was converted into a hotel in 1997. Since then, Palazzo Avino has gained recognition as one of the finest hotels in the world, featuring one-star Michelin dining. Nestled in the medieval hilltop village of Ravello and perched 350 meters (1,000 feet) above the shimmering Mediterranean, Palazzo Avino offers breathtaking views of some of the coast's most picturesque fishing villages.

The Palazzo Avino's rooms's color and texture evoke both land and sea. Featuring hues of aquamarine, coral, and sand, the rooms include soft alcoves and custom furniture. The interior  designed by Cristina Celestino transformed seven of the hotel’s forty-three significant rooms in Ravello, including the Belvedere suite with its private pool and terrace overlooking the Amalfi Coast.