Eleonora is a Creative Director of Mararo, a bespoke tailoring brand created by Roberto Mararo in 2013 to celebrate the style and traditions of Italian craftsmanship. A true style icon with 200K+ followers and the mastermind behind The First Lady Bag, Eleonora works closely on the handcrafted design of each unique piece of the collection. With a professional background in high-end fashion retail and photography (link), she is well known for her elegant sense of style and her eye for beauty both in Italy and all over the world. Eleonora lives between Naples, Capri, and Milan.
“I have witnessed so many trends come and go, and it finally made me realize that style is the only thing that lasts forever and shapes your unique self – telling your own story to the world and reflecting your personality.”
- Eleonora Mararo
“Her style is feminine and romantic with a touch of business and when it comes to office fashion, she pours out pin-worthy ideas for what to wear to work. Her profile will make you swoon because of her backdrops of Venice, Milan and the Amalfi coast. And since Europeans are always ahead in fashion, you can count on Eleonora to show you what will be hot next. / E! News
“For me, the supreme excellence lies in simplicity. I will always prefer first and foremost a good cut and high-quality fabrics – this is how I ensure the most iconic pieces in my wardrobe will stand the test of time. To me, quality is synonymous with class, virtue, and elegance. ”
- Eleonora Mararo
The First Lady Bag
by Mararo
The First Lady Bag
We took inspiration from an original handbag model from the 1940s that we discovered in the archives of our Mararo craftsman in Milan. With some minor changes, we transformed a piece of vintage beauty into a modern classic using the finest, most precious materials available. It was a great honor and an exciting opportunity to bring Mararo into the female fashion world.
“Meet Eleonora Mararo, an Italian handbag designer and style icon who is giving us some serious Grace Kelly vibes. From figure-conscious outfits of impeccably tailored jackets, button-ups, and smart slacks to swooshing circle skirts and pencil dresses, this street-style star both dresses and looks like the beloved Princess of Monaco.” - Verily Magazine
