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[February 2026]

With deep gratitude, Giulia Iosco Atelier would like to thank Sky TG24 Spettacolo for featuring its creations in the photo gallery dedicated to the looks from the Sanremo Music Festival 2026 finale, one of the most iconic stages in the Italian music scene.

A narrative appearance, a detail that illuminates, a gesture that completes: the Giulia Iosco necklace was worn by Manola Moslehi during the final evening, fitting into an image of contemporary elegance capable of uniting fashion, television, and visual identity.

As reported in the article, the PrimaFestival protagonists formed a harmonious trio on the Ariston stage, crafting a coherent and refined aesthetic in which every element—from the dress to the jewelry—contributes to defining the evening’s stylistic narrative.

 In this context, jewelry becomes more than an accessory: it transforms into an expressive sign, an integral part of the scene, capable of interacting with light, movement, and presence.

Further recognition also comes from Vogue Italia, which dedicated an in-depth analysis to the details of the Sanremo 2026 looks, emphasizing how the attention to accessories and stylistic choices contributes decisively to the construction of the Festival’s visual imagery, confirming the central role of jewelry as a narrative and identifying element.

We will continue to create works designed to inhabit not only the body, but also space and story, traversing the languages ​​of fashion and entertainment.

Discover the article on Sky TG24 Spettacolo and Vogue Italia.