June 12, 2026 · Eva Winterer The Quiet Discipline: How Two European Manufacturers Build Trust on the Factory Floor A century-old workwear maker in Borås and a sixty-year eyewear house in Linz arrive at the same conviction, that trust is built on the factory floor through what a product owes the person who keeps …
May 27, 2026 · Eva Winterer “We Think in Generations, Not Seasons”: Silhouette CEO Christian Bachler on Trust, Purity, and the Long Game In this exclusive interview, Silhouette CEO Christian Bachler speaks with The Silent Luxury about purity, Austrian production, Titan Minimal Art, smart frames and the long term meaning of trust in luxury eyewear.
May 25, 2026 · Eva Winterer Carlo Petrini and the Political Right to Slowness Carlo Petrini, Italian journalist, gastronome and founder of Slow Food, died in Bra, Piedmont, on 21 May 2026, aged seventy-six. Over four decades, he transformed the act of eating into a political philosophy: buono, pulito e giusto — good, clean and fair. His legacy reaches through 160 countries, 5,300 food traditions and the first university of gastronomy in the world.
April 13, 2026 · Eva Winterer Shocking Pink: How Elsa Schiaparelli Taught the World to See a Woman In January 2021, Lady Gaga stood on the steps of the United States Capitol in a shocking-pink silk faille skirt four metres wide and a gilded Schiaparelli dove brooch. The gesture was deliberate — and entirely in keeping with a house founded by a woman who understood that a dress is never merely a dress. It is an argument.
