Lake Como Vintage & Market returns to Lariofiere
On 8 March, an event dedicated to vintage, reuse and creativity
The more than 300 exhibitors present are proof that Lake Como Vintage & Market is one of the largest, most well-organised and, above all, most eagerly awaited markets in the area.
The exhibition offers a rich journey through eras, trends and objects with timeless appeal. Among the items on display, vintage and contemporary clothing, fashion accessories, footwear, bags and costume jewellery stand out, but there is also furniture and furnishings, cameras, records and collectibles, lace, embroidery and handmade items with an antique flavour. There are numerous items for children, from clothes and toys to accessories for infants.
A mosaic of styles and influences that makes the event a point of reference not only for enthusiasts and collectors, but also for families and curious visitors looking for the perfect opportunity.
Despite the variety of offerings, the event maintains its identity as a marketplace for private individuals, an element that defines its authenticity and distinctive character.
With these features, Lake Como Vintage & Market stands out as a real-life experience, beyond digital platforms for trading second-hand goods, offering a twofold advantage: the opportunity to test the quality of items first-hand, check their condition and appreciate their details, combined with the pleasure of leaving the house and spending a few hours hunting for bargains. An activity that can be transformed into a moment of socialising and sharing.
“Lake Como Vintage & Market is part of Lariofiere’s offering aimed at the general public,” says the Foundation’s President, Marco Galimberti.It is a project that began almost as a game, but immediately demonstrated an extraordinary ability to attract and retain an audience, both on the selling and buying sides. The exhibition taps into a constantly growing market that revolves around recycling practices, which today have great social as well as economic value.
‘In light of the great interest shown,’ continues the President, ‘we are evaluating new paths for growth and expansion for future editions, with the creation of more structured thematic areas, while remaining faithful to the original logic that has made it so successful.’
Lake Como Vintage & Market will be open to the public on Sunday 8 March only, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Further information and advance ticket sales at www.lakecomomarket.it
