Rome "fashion"

Farce/burlesque/charade/mockery authorized by

• Roma Capitale and the Department of Major Events, Sport, Tourism, and Fashion: Led by Alessandro Onorato, Deputy Mayor of Rome, in collaboration with Dolce & Gabbana, making the open-air exhibition of the collection accessible to the public. Onorato highlighted the benefits of hosting such a global event in Rome, emphasizing its role in promoting the city and generating economic benefits.
• Ministry of Culture - Department for the Enhancement of the Cultural Heritage and the General Directorate for Museums: The events were sponsored and realized in synergy with these governmental departments, indicating their approval and cooperation in utilizing historical venues like Villa Adriana, the Archaeological Park of the Colosseum, and Sant'Angelo Castle.
• Ministry of Culture - The Archaeological Park of the Colosseum: This specific authority granted permission for the #DGAltaModa creations to be showcased within the Foro Romano.

Put to Google AI
Q. Is Italy in debt?
A. Yes, Italy has a significant national debt. As of 2024, the Italian national debt is approximately 3.20 trillion U.S. dollars. The debt-to-GDP ratio is also quite high, estimated at 139.8% in 2023, according to the Rome Business School. This means that Italy's debt is more than its total annual economic output.

Dolce and Gabbana are same-sex attracted and were a "couple" until 2004. Forty real Vatican bishops participated, confirming every rumor you've ever heard. I guess Catholic YouTubers must consult with their experts and soothsayers before commenting when all that's needed is a simple script: purple cloth covers statues and paintings during the forty days of Lent as a sign of mourning Christ's suffering and death leading to the Resurrection.

Male models today can earn up to six-figure salaries annually. -AI

​Fellini (1920-1993) made a film about fashion in Rome, too, and he received last rites from Cardinal Silvestrinia of St. Gallen, perverts opposed to the election of Cardinal Ratzinger.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Gallen_Group