lola sandro ferrone
Italian ready-to-wear label known for its elegant womenswear and the comfort-focused, inclusive Lola line.
ORIGIN
Italy
PRICE TIER
contemporary
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Sandro Ferrone is an Italian fashion house with roots in post-war Rome, established in the mid-1950s as a ready-to-wear brand. It gained early recognition when a piece was worn by Sophia Loren in the Oscar-winning film "La Ciociara" in 1962. For decades, the brand has been a benchmark for Made in Italy design, celebrated for its sophisticated and feminine style that aims to inspire confidence in women. The company was acquired by Carillo Fashion S.p.A. in 2020, reinforcing its position in the market.
Featured Items
Women‘s Turtleneck
$69.00$118.00
Women‘s Summer Dress
$72.00$134.00
Women‘s Casual Pants
$75.00$163.00
Women‘s Pleated Dress
$101.00$236.00
Women‘s Suits & Sets
$171.00$245.00
Women‘s Casual Pants
$50.00$115.00
Women‘s Top
$171.00$277.00
Women‘s Blazer
$164.00$333.00
Women‘s Turtleneck
$69.00$118.00
Women‘s Summer Dress
$72.00$134.00
Women‘s Casual Pants
$75.00$163.00
Women‘s Pleated Dress
$101.00$236.00
Women‘s Suits & Sets
$171.00$245.00
Women‘s Casual Pants
$50.00$115.00
Women‘s Top
$171.00$277.00
Women‘s Blazer
$164.00$333.00
Learn More
Company Profile - Sandro Ferrone
A comprehensive company profile detailing the brand's history, including its roots in post-war Rome, the 'fast fashion' business model, and the launch of the Lola line in 2009.
The city of Rome and the first boutique
A retrospective post highlighting the brand's origins in Rome and the opening of the first boutique on Via Nazionale in 1989, underscoring the family heritage.
LOLA SANDRO FERRONE Clothing for Women
A current overview of the Lola Sandro Ferrone collection, describing the brand's aesthetic as a blend of refined tailoring, sophisticated style, and modern comfort.
LOLA SANDRO FERRONE Women | ModeSens
A recent catalog listing that showcases the current product assortment for the Lola line, including pricing and category focus (dresses, tops, trousers).