A morning in Brescia. A quiet gesture of style. Curated by Studio Jiti.

What remains of fashion when you strip away the runways, the lights, the lookbooks? Perhaps this: a slow breakfast, in a boutique, where every detail tells more than an entire fashion show.

It happened in Brescia, at Atelier Emé, where La Patisserie Emé wasn’t just an event — it was a gesture. A daily exercise in style, dedicated to women who inhabit real cities: the ones who don’t get photographed outside fashion shows but know exactly what to wear for the 11 a.m. meeting or lunch with friends.

A Tuesday morning in May — which may sound like nothing, but actually says a lot. With the right heel (sometimes even a ballet flat), a desire to share stories, and a flower bar that looked straight out of an Inès de la Fressange page: personal, graceful, authentic.

Because, as always, the real luxury is time. And those who know how to use it — perhaps to choose a flower — have already won.