Living Angels Flying Over Italy

Missoni Designed Angel at the Venice Carnival 2009

The 2009 Venice Carnival provided the usual array of awesome images featured at the annual costume event, including haute designer publicity stunts, including a living angel by fashion house, Missoni.

Margherita Missoni, the granddaughter of Rosita and Ottavio Missoni who founded the Missoni knitwear company, performed the traditional Flight of the Angel hanging from a cable tied from the bell tower at St Mark's Square. For her performance, she worn a Missoni-designed dress.

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Trend Themes
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