Lights, camera, cashmere: Why knitwear king Brunello Cucinelli made a film about his life
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Lights, camera, cashmere: Why knitwear king Brunello Cucinelli made a film about his life
BEN KRIZ
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli created one of the world’s most admired luxury brands.
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For men of a certain age, especially those who have spent decades building something, thoughts inevitably turn to legacy.
At 72, Italian designer Brunello Cucinelli has little left…
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