MilanoStyle Magazine Vol. 3 Summer 2026 Edition

MilanoStyle Magazine Vol. 3 has arrived for Summer 2026, bringing together a new seasonal edition of curated travel, style, shopping and cultural inspiration for readers planning time in Milan, Lake Como and northern Italy.

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This summer issue continues the MilanoStyle approach: practical, stylish and carefully considered. It is designed for travelers who want more than a checklist, offering an editorial guide to where to go, what to notice, how to shop, and how to experience Italy with greater ease and confidence.

A Summer Issue for Milan, Lake Como and Beyond

MilanoStyle Magazine Vol. 3 Summer 2026 moves between city life, lake escapes, fashion, craftsmanship and regional travel. Inside, you will find features on real gelato in Milan, soft clubbing, quiet luxury shopping, shaded city corners, modern swimwear design, scenic photo locations on Lake Como, and a personal story of falling in love with Lecco.

The issue also turns its attention to Made in Italy craftsmanship with Calzoleria Toscana, introduces readers to Emilia-Romagna, and follows the energy of Motor Valley with a high-octane itinerary through Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Ducati and more.

As always, the magazine is created for travelers who want to feel informed. It speaks to readers who care not only about where to go, but also how to move through a place, how to dress, where to pause, and how to notice the details that make a trip memorable.

Inside MilanoStyle Magazine Vol. 3

This summer edition begins in Milan, with a look at the city’s changing lifestyle rhythm. In The Dawn of Soft Clubbing, we explore why some Milanese venues are swapping midnight for midday, creating a more relaxed, social and wellness-conscious way to gather.

For warm days in the city, 4 Favorites: Shady Spots in Milan offers a short guide to elegant places to escape the heat, from Orto Botanico di Brera to LùBar, 10 Corso Como and the Mermaid Bridge in Parco Sempione.

Food lovers will find Where to Find Real Gelato in Milan, a guide to classic gelaterias and neighborhood stops, while style-focused readers can explore Quiet Luxury, Smart Prices, a fashion insider’s approach to shopping at Serravalle Designer Outlet.

The issue also includes What Modern Designers Are Doing Differently With Swimwear, a concise look at sustainability, inclusive sizing, material technology and the balance between fashion and function.

Lake Como, Lecco and Northern Italy

Beyond Milan, the magazine moves toward the lake. Five Scenic Photo Locations on Lake Como highlights some of the most rewarding places to capture the atmosphere of the lake, including Bellagio, Varenna, Villa del Balbianello, Menaggio and Como.

In I Have Fallen in Love with Lecco and Now Call it Home, our editor, Celia Abernethy shares a more personal view of life on Lake Como’s eastern branch, from walks along the lakefront to the city’s campanile, mountain views and everyday sense of place.

The travel section continues with An Introduction to Emilia-Romagna, a region of food, art, historic cities and cultural depth, followed by Motor Valley: A High-Octane 5-Day Itinerary, created for travelers interested in Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Ducati, Pagani, Dallara and the engineering culture of Emilia-Romagna.

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Whether you are planning a summer trip to Milan, dreaming of Lake Como, researching Italian fashion and craftsmanship, or looking for a more stylish way to explore northern Italy, this issue was created to help Italy feel more effortless, informed and distinctly MilanoStyle.


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