A neon sign of the Fiorucci’s store in Milan.
A neon sign of the Fiorucci’s store in Milan.
A neon sign of the Fiorucci’s store in Milan.
Elio Fiorucci at his store in Milan’s San Babila.
The “Angioletti” poster, realized in 1973 by Sauro Mainardi upon an idea of Italo Lupi.
A neon sign of the Fiorucci’s store in Milan.
Fiorucci’s Pill Plane plastic bracelet created by Clino Castelli.
The “action painting” event by Keith Haring at Fiorucci’s store in San Babila in 1983.
The 1974 invite to the opening of the Fiorucci store in Via Torino in Milan, which included also a restaurant.
A WWD report on the opening of the Fiorucci store in New York, 1976.
The graphics Antonio Lopez created for the opening night of Studio 54 sponsored by Fiorucci.
Donna Jordan and Pat Cleveland modeling for a live-action window concept at the Fiorucci store in New York.
An WWD report on a Fiorucci event in New York, 1986.
The staff of the Fiorucci store in New York, 1977.
A Fiorucci ad appeared on WWD in 1979.
The invitation to the opening of the Fiorucci store in Chicago in 1979, which was housed in a former cinema.
Andy Warhol and Franco Marabelli at the Fiorucci store in New York in 1978.
A Fiorucci poster by Massimo Giacon.
A pair of transparent plastic jeans by Fiorucci is featured on the cover of “Caro Elio.” Published by Rizzoli and to be released in the U.S. in March, the tome was curated by Franco Marabelli with the help of Franca Soncini and Pier Paolo Pitacco to include over 100 testimonies, archival reports and unpublished images about Elio Fiorucci.