Hosting Pucci style with PUCCI HOUSE PARTY

Pucci is an entire way of living, one built around color, personality and a certain instinct for celebration. Now, under the creative direction of Camille Miceli, the Florentine house is bringing that philosophy into the home with the launch of the PUCCI HOUSE PARTY, an invitation to rethink the art of hosting through its unmistakable visual language.

The idea has deep roots. Long before lifestyle branding became an industry of its own, Emilio Pucci was already extending his universe beyond the wardrobe. In 1961, he introduced a porcelain tableware collection with Rosenthal, followed by carpets and other home objects that translated his signature prints into domestic spaces. His designs became synonymous with the international jet set of the 1960s, worn by the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Jacqueline Kennedy, while the house’s historic fashion presentations in Florence helped establish Pucci as a fixture of an increasingly glamorous social scene. At Palazzo Pucci, the family home and creative headquarters, fashion, art and entertaining were never entirely separate worlds.

That spirit of sociability continues today through the house’s own events and celebrations. From dinners and sun-soaked gatherings in Saint-Tropez to Palm Beach soirées and Parisian aperitivo takeovers, Pucci has become adept at turning a location into an extension of its colorful universe made up of patterned surroundings, music, thoughtful details, and a guest list ready to embrace the occasion.

Bianca Holland, Heloise Agostinelli, Camille Miceli, guests

With the PUCCI HOUSE PARTY, that distinctive dinner aesthetic is reimagined for a new generation, bringing its approach to entertaining into everyday life, encouraging hosts to make their own spaces feel more personal and expressive. Iconic patterns such as Marmo and Labirinto find their place within familiar interiors, adding unexpected color and playful details to the home. From welcoming guests and sharing a meal to letting the music carry the evening further into the night, the emphasis is on creating an atmosphere that feels intimate without losing its sense of occasion.

«A new journey» is how Camille Miceli defines the new direction. Under her vision, hosting becomes another form of self-expression, guided by spontaneity rather than strict rules. Food, conversation, friendship and a little theatricality come together in a celebration of the pleasure of having people over.