What to Wear in Florence as a Couple — The Complete PP Wardrobe
What to Wear in Florence as a Couple — The Complete PP Wardrobe
What to Wear in Florence as a Couple — The Complete PP Wardrobe
The Arno at dusk, seen from the Portrait Firenze terrace. That specific view — the Ponte Vecchio to the left, the terracotta skyline, the last light on the water — is where the couple's Florence wardrobe earns its keep. Navy PP linen for him; the Amelia linen dress shirt in Oyster for her. The most formally composed and most restrained couple's combination for the most quietly positioned couple's hotel in the city.
For the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze. The confirmed Four Seasons property in the 15th-century convent of San Donino in Cafaggio — the largest private garden in central Florence, eleven acres of box hedges and olive trees behind the Via Tornabuoni. White PP linen for both in the hotel garden; navy and Amelia Oyster for the Il Palagio Michelin-starred restaurant evening.
“Florence as a couple — the Portrait Firenze on the Lungarno, the Four Seasons in its 15th-century convent, and the Bardini Garden above the roofscape. Distinct from the individual Florence article.”
— Pieter Petros, founderFor the Bardini Garden. The Giardino Bardini above Oltrarno — the less-visited hillside garden with the most complete roofscape view in Florence, the wisteria tunnel in April, the iris beds in May. White or warm natural PP linen with linen trousers for him; PP women's linen shirt in white with linen trousers and leather shoes for her. The green of the hillside and the terracotta panorama reward natural colourways at the most specific level.
For the Mercato Centrale rooftop. The glass-and-iron 19th-century market with the contemporary food hall above — the most genuinely Florentine couple's lunch occasion, entirely distinct from the tourist circuit below. A PP linen shirt in white or a warm natural with linen trousers and leather shoes.
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