“Raging Bull” in the Window at House of Savoia
House of Savoia opened at 147 Essex Street in the fall of 2009, and has since become an interesting fixture in the neighborhood boutique scene. The store peddles dapper threads with a modern take on the hepcat-like fashions of the late 1930s. And there’s an over-the-top cool factor. One need only scope out the interesting collection of goodies in the window display (e.g. hats, guitar, bike, jackets).
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In a recent turn of events, eponymous owner Michele Savoia decided to employ a TV with classic films on loop. The past few nights, the movie selection has been Raging Bull. Classic.
More on the company, per their official Facebook page:
Michele Savoia has been building hand made clothing and costumes for the music, sports, Broadway, film, HBO, and television industries since 1984…as well as celebrities and high powered individuals…Savoia has been featured in more than 75 publications worldwide not including international news broadcasts…local television coverage…”E” Channel and the Style Network…
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