Location

Milan, Italy

Founded

2013

Price range

€380 – €2,800

Shipping

Worldwide

Blazé Milano

Independent brand — verified
About

Blazé Milano is an Italian luxury tailoring label for women, founded in Milan in 2013 by Corrada Rodriguez d'Acri, Delfina Pinardi and Maria Sole Torlonia. The three stylists met through Elle Italia, and they have worked with international photographers, top designers and prestigious fashion houses. Drawing on their long experience in luxury fashion and a passion for haute couture, they set out to reinterpret the blazer for women who believe dignity and elegance are the foundations of their style. The label is best known for its tailored blazers, including the Everyday, Everynight and Charmer styles, many with its signature smiley-shaped pockets. It also makes knitwear like the Highland, Fox pants, Ara long skirts and leather jackets. Blazé Milano makes its pieces in Italy with Italian artisans. Its made-to-order service, BLAZÉ Atelier, creates personalised blazers with horsehair half-canvas construction, silk linings, hand-sewn buttonholes and fabrics from prestigious mills, and it holds dedicated trunk shows. The label is led by its three co-founders, with Rodriguez d'Acri running creative and design, Pinardi communication and marketing, and Torlonia commercial and sales. It sells online, in its own stores and through stockists.

Brand Details

Italy
Wool
Silk
Cashmere
Linen
Cotton
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
C
Corrada Rodriguez d'Acri
D
Delfina Pinardi
M
Maria Sole Torlonia

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What kind of clothing does Blazé Milano make?
Blazé Milano is a Milan luxury label best known for tailored women's blazers that reinterpret the classic jacket with a couture approach. It also makes knitwear, leather pieces, trousers and skirts, and offers made-to-measure Atelier services.
What blazers and other pieces does Blazé Milano sell?
Blazé Milano's blazers include the Everyday, Everynight and Charmer styles, many with its signature smiley-shaped pockets. It also sells Highland knits, Fox pants, Ara long skirts and leather jackets.
How much does Blazé Milano cost?
Blazé Milano is a luxury brand, with knitwear from about €650 to €1,360 EUR. Its blazers mostly cost around €1,250–€2,380, while leather pieces range from about €870 to €3,460.
Where is Blazé Milano located?
Blazé Milano is based in Milan, Italy, and also has a Rome outpost that handles its sales. It sells online, in its own stores and through stockists.
Who founded Blazé Milano?
Blazé Milano was co-founded in 2013 by Corrada Rodriguez d'Acri, Delfina Pinardi and Maria Sole Torlonia, three stylists who met through Elle Italia.
Who owns Blazé Milano?
Blazé Milano is an independent label founded and run by Corrada Rodriguez d'Acri, Delfina Pinardi and Maria Sole Torlonia, who lead creative and design, communication and marketing, and commercial and sales respectively.
Where is Blazé Milano made?
Blazé Milano makes its pieces in Italy with Italian artisans. It also offers made-to-measure blazers through its Atelier service.

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