PARIS (AP) — He’s come out of the shadows and into the world spotlight. But Massimiliano Giornetti, Salvatore Ferragamo’s creative director since 2010, says that he’s still a “down to earth” guy — despite having tea with Meryl Streep and hanging out with Angelina Jolie.
The humility is perhaps surprising considering that Giornetti, who has breathed life into the 84-year-old fashion house, made history this week with the biggest catwalk coup in recent times: taking over the arcades of the Louvre for the 900-year-old building’s first fashion show.
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