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What's left of Annabella, Pavia's fur empire? Mike Bongiorno and Maradona, the kidnapping of the owner: “Today recycled wool and leather garments”

Summary by Corriere Della Sera
The brand launched in 1950 by former doctor Giuliano Ravizza has become a symbol of the 80s, with testimonials such as Alain Delon, Sophia Loren and Monica Bellucci. The fur prize rejected by a Wheel of Fortune contestant: 'I am a convinced animal animalist'

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What's left of Annabella, Pavia's fur empire? Mike Bongiorno and Maradona, the kidnapping of the owner: “Today recycled wool and leather garments”

The brand launched in 1950 by former doctor Giuliano Ravizza has become a symbol of the 80s, with testimonials such as Alain Delon, Sophia Loren and Monica Bellucci. The fur prize rejected by a Wheel of Fortune contestant: 'I am a convinced animal animalist'

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Corriere Della Sera broke the news in Italy on Sunday, December 15, 2024.
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