Lovegang was born in Rome as a creative and musical collective, a direct expression of its city and its contradictions. Through clothing, music, art, and visual languages, Lovegang recounts everyday urban life celebrating the love, characters, and energy of Rome.  The collaboration with Lovegang stems from the creative direction of Stupido Studio, which has built a unique visual language to portray Rome with irony and authenticity—a choral image of the city, its symbols, and its energy.

Rome meets Tokyo in a collaboration with the Japanese Cultural Institute in Rome, dedicated to its beautiful garden, with its carps, lanterns, and other iconic symbols of Japanese culture. Artist Andrea Chronopoulos designed the artwork.

No one can tell Rome better than the Romans. To explore the city's style history, immerse yourself in the students' drawings of the Accademia di Costume e Moda that depict the historic centre and the Esquilino neighbourhood.

Paola Colombo, aka Pollaz, is an illustrator who mixes bright shapes and colours. She created three drawings that depict key moments in the lives of people in Rome, such as having a granita or sharing a supplì with a friend.