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Funeral of Valentino Garavani in Rome, the fashion world’s final farewell

Celebrities, white flowers and touches of red at Santa Maria degli Angeli for the legendary designer’s funeral

The funeral of Valentino Garavani was held today in Rome, marking the final farewell to the legendary fashion designer who died on Monday at the age of 93. The ceremony took place at the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli and dei Martiri, in Piazza della Repubblica, and drew leading figures from the worlds of fashion, cinema, and international culture.

Among those attending the funeral of Valentino Garavani were prominent names such as Anne Hathaway and Anna Wintour, alongside designers, actors, models, and long-time collaborators who came to honor one of the most influential figures in Italian and global fashion history.

Every detail of the ceremony reflected the unmistakable style associated with Valentino Garavani. The basilica was decorated entirely in white, with floral arrangements and wreaths composed mainly of roses, a flower particularly dear to the designer. The setting conveyed an atmosphere of elegance and restraint, closely aligned with the aesthetic that defined his career.

Many attendees chose to wear a red accessory or headpiece, a discreet tribute to Valentino red, the iconic color that became synonymous with the designer’s name and legacy. The gesture resonated throughout the service, offering a visual reminder of his enduring influence on haute couture.

Outside the basilica, behind the security barriers, a handwritten sign captured the mood of the day: “The whole world mourns Valentino. We lose the most beautiful flower.” A steady flow of mourners gathered in the square, some carrying flowers, others holding photographs of the designer, paying their respects in silence.

The funeral of Valentino Garavani was not only a moment of mourning but also a collective acknowledgment of a creative legacy that shaped decades of fashion, bringing Italian elegance to international runways and leaving a lasting mark on the industry worldwide.

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