Dear readers,
We are 550 to share this appointment, and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your loyalty and your always-inspiring feedback. Appuntamento grows with you, and it is a joy to continue exploring, together, what makes our lives more beautiful, more seamless, and more intelligent.
March, the month of renewal. Days grow longer, the air turns softer, and with it comes that irresistible urge for change. What if, this spring, we reimagined our habits through a fresh lens?
At Appuntamento, we believe that the best innovations are those that enhance our daily lives while respecting the world around us.
Through four key chapters, this month we dive into brands that help us move differently, consume more wisely, create more peaceful spaces, and cultivate lasting well-being.
🚲 Moving with ease : Between technology and elegance, some brands are redefining urban mobility.
🍃 Living in a harmonious environment : From lighting to everyday objects, every detail can transform our well-being.
🧘♀️ Nurturing body and mind : From clothing to rituals, new wellness habits are finding their way into our lives.
🌎 Consuming consciously : Recycled materials, innovative processes, sustainable initiatives… These brands are reshaping how we choose what surrounds us.
Innovation isn’t just about technology; it’s also an invitation to create routines that reflect who we are and guide us toward a more inspiring future.
Take a deep breath, let yourself be inspired, and let’s embark together on these discoveries that might just transform our daily lives.
Happy reading,
With love 💛
Daniela
Every spring, a new energy pushes us to move, explore, and reinvent ourselves. This need for movement is also reflected in what we wear: beyond style, clothing becomes an ally to our gestures, ambitions, and experiences. In a world that oscillates between urban expansion and nature preservation, some brands have taken this reflection even further transforming our garments into true tools of action.

SEASE merges textile innovation with refinement for ski, sailing, and outdoor enthusiasts. Founded by Franco and Giacomo Loro Piana, the brand offers high-performance pieces designed to withstand the elements without compromising on elegance. A vision of luxury outdoor wear, catering to those seeking a wardrobe that is both functional and sophisticated. With a flagship boutique in Milan and an online presence, SEASE appeals to a niche clientele that values both aesthetics and performance.
OUTERKNOWN, founded by surfing legend Kelly Slater, champions circular and durable fashion. The brand moves away from fleeting trends by offering timeless pieces built to keep up with everyday adventurers. Every garment is designed with sustainability in mind, integrating eco-friendly materials. Available online and in select boutiques in El Segundo, Malibu, and New York, OUTERKNOWN focuses on a digital-first approach for wider accessibility.

VOLLEBAK doesn’t just make clothes—it rethinks them as scientific innovations. A jacket made from graphene, a hoodie built to last 100 years, a biodegradable T-shirt… Each piece pushes the limits of textile technology. More than just clothing, it’s an exploration of the future of apparel. Sold exclusively online, the brand caters to performance enthusiasts and tech-driven explorers.
These brands share a common vision: designing clothing that goes beyond mere fashion to become a true tool for transformation.
Blending high performance, sustainability, and aesthetic research, they are redefining the way we dress and interact with our environment.
Well-being is no longer limited to traditional routines—it is being redefined through technological advancements and innovative approaches. Some companies go even further, transforming the way we train, move, and focus.
PELOTON has revolutionized home workouts by combining high-performance equipment with an immersive approach. Its Bike+, equipped with a rotating touchscreen and an automatic resistance function, delivers an engaging experience where every session becomes a source of motivation. But innovation isn’t just about technology—PELOTON has built a global community where everyone can progress at their own pace, driven by collective energy. Initially launched in the United States, the brand has expanded into Europe, with rollouts in the UK, Germany, and Austria.
THOUSAND has reimagined the design of bike helmets, turning a constraint into a desirable accessory. Inspired by retro helmets from the 1950s, their models combine comfort, aesthetics, and safety. Featuring a practical magnetic clasp and durable materials, these helmets are redefining urban mobility. Designed for everyday cyclists, they encourage a more responsible approach to city travel while enhancing safety.
Well-being extends beyond the body—it also encompasses the mind. In this same spirit of innovation, BRAINI takes a different approach by integrating technology directly into our cognitive abilities. Founded by neuroscientist Nataliya Kosmyna, BRAINI develops EEG (electroencephalogram) devices that allow users to control objects with their thoughts.This breakthrough opens up fascinating possibilities, from cognitive enhancement to accessibility for people with disabilities. These interfaces are particularly beneficial for individuals with motor impairments, offering them new ways to interact with their environment.
It is now possible to measure brain activity, regulate stress, and engage with the world in entirely new ways. This innovation marks the beginning of a new era in well-being, where technology seamlessly integrates with our mental and physical capabilities.
n a world that constantly accelerates, some brands invite us to slow down, take a deep breath, and rediscover the pleasure of life’s simplest rituals: a square of chocolate paired with a glass of pure water.
CASA BOSQUES is not just about making chocolate; it carries on an ancestral ritual. Born in Mexico, the sacred birthplace of cacao for the Mayans and Aztecs, the brand crafts limited-edition chocolates where each square becomes a meditative experience. By working hand in hand with independent producers, it transforms the simple act of enjoying chocolate into a moment of mindfulness, where deep aromas reconnect us to ourselves and to the very origins of cacao.
SOMA, on the other hand, turns something as simple as drinking water into a more conscious experience. With its elegant glass and bamboo filtering carafes, it blends aesthetics with sustainability, offering hydration in harmony with the environment. A daily object that reminds us well-being and ecological commitment can go hand in hand.
After all, there are countless ways to take care of ourselves: a deep breath, a square of chocolate melting slowly, a sip of pure water… And for those who like to push the boundaries of well-being, wait until you see what’s coming in the next chapter. Spoiler alert: we’re about to shake up your eating habits.
Who would have thought that the future of food would involve… EXO PROTEIN? Once confined to exotic cuisines, crickets are now at the heart of a food revolution.
Packed with protein, requiring minimal resources, and boasting a low carbon footprint, they offer a serious alternative to traditional animal protein. And don’t worry—no one expects you to pop a whole cricket into your mouth! They are carefully ground into flour and used in energy bars, snacks, and even pasta.
Meanwhile, coffee—our sacred morning ritual—is also going green with TERRA KAFFE. Forget disposable capsules and bland coffee; this brand is all about freshly ground beans brewed in machines designed to balance pleasure with sustainability. The experience is simple: great coffee, with no compromises—on taste or on the planet.
The future of food isn’t about choosing between indulgence and responsibility. It can be both—bold, sustainable, and delicious.
In march, no boutiques to explore, no retail experiences to share… and yet, we’ve traveled! From mobility to new ways of consuming, from textile innovation to the future of food, this edition has been an ode to the brands that reinvent our daily lives—often before we even realize we need them.
Because one edition is never enough to explore all the innovations shaping tomorrow’s world, “The (LONG) life is beautiful ” will be back in a year, with new discoveries to share.
Until then, see you next month for a brand-new topic—always with the same curious and passionate look at what is transforming the way we live.
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And who knows? Maybe after talking so much about insect protein and sustainable coffee, these products will soon be as common in our stores as bread and cheese.
After all, a century ago, the idea of finding yogurt in a supermarket seemed far-fetched… 😉