Cute little shop with lots of amazing finds! Prices were a bit outrageous for me personally but…read morethere was quite a bit of variety and style. Much like other boutiques on the street, it had a very modern elegance and clean look.

Emilio Pucci was an Italian fashion designer and politician from Florence. He came from a noble…read morefamily and he studied agriculture and political science in the United States. He began designing skiwear and left the Italian Air Force to open a haute couture house. He was designing swimwear when Neiman-Marcus encouraged him to design dresses and blouses. His trademark bold geographical prints and colors are easily recognizable. The boutique on Piazza di Spagna is beautiful and showcases exclusive limited editions, shoes, accessories, and ready-to-wear. www.emiliopucci.com

The owner is absolutely wonderful, and quite the selection of handcrafted items. Great value!read more

Gorgeous handbags and other leather items most handmade, they have a variety of satchels, cross…read morebody bags, backpacks, wallets, belts and accessories! In a city, in a country, famous for leather, I was like a kid in a candy store! I wanted everything. The owner was super friendly and never pressured me. Just let me browse and try things on. If you find a belt you like, he will size it right there. For this trip, I picked up a small cross body bag in a caramel brown, a color that surprisingly I don't have in my vast collection! It is perfect for just the essentials - phone, credit card, lipstick and keys - and being a fan of small bags, I'll use it all the time. Since I threw a coin in the Trevi Fountain, I know I'll be back to the Eternal City and will definitely visit T-Nobile again.