News about Chiara Ferragni

Ferragni, who has 29.5 million followers on Instagram, was already fined 1 million euros by Italy's antitrust authority last month. According to the department, her company led consumers to believe that selling limited edition Ferragni-branded pandoro Christmas cakes would result in a charitable donation to a Turin hospital. However, Milan prosecutor Eugenio Fusco had put Ferragni and Alessandra Balocco, the cake company's chief, under scrutiny for aggravated fraud. The publicist at Ferragni confirmed the news. This comes after weeks of a ruckus over the 'pandorogate' scandal, which raised concerns about influencers' links with the items they are paid to promote, particularly when claims of charitable contributions are involved.

Chiara Ferragni (pictured) received a fine for misleading information related to the selling of a Christmas cake, and she said the proceeds will be used to help children with bone cancer. Ferragni, one of the world's most popular fashion influencers with nearly 30 million followers on Instagram, has received a lot of negative media, including Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who reacted angrily over the weekend. Last year, the hugely popular Italian model and designer had promoted the special pink Christmas edition of a pandoro cake for Balocco. Pandoro is a healthier alternative to the more popular panettone.

Chiara Ferragni, one of the world's most influential fashion influencers with nearly 30 million Instagram followers, admitted to a 'communications mistake' after Italy's antitrust watchdog AGCM disciplined her on Friday. Consumers were tricked into believing that by purchasing a Ferragni-branded pandoro, they were supporting a children's hospital, according to AGCM's review.

Antonio Avola, a 66-year-old male student, plunged his hand down the trousers of a 17-year-old female student, groping her buttocks and pulling on her underwear, during the incident in April 2022. Avola confessed to the crime after being alerted to police by the perpetrator, claiming that he'd done it as a 'joke'. Prosecutors had requested that the elderly man be sentenced to three and a half years in prison for sexual assault. However, the judge cleared Avola on all charges this week because groping under ten seconds 'does not constitute a criminal offense.' Paolo Camilli, an Italian actor (left) released a video on his TikTok account in which he filmed himself rubbing his chest for almost ten seconds in silence, underscoring the length of time the caregiver was able to assault the child. His blog ignited a surge of resistance on social media, with hashtags #10secondi (10 seconds) and #palpatabreve (brief groping) used to announce the outrage.

Alessandra Ambrosio walked around in an eye-catching ensemble at ZOEasis In The Desert by The Zoe Report at Coachella on Saturday, exhibiting her very toned abs in an eye-catching ensemble. The Victoria's Secret fan, who turned 42 years old earlier this month, wanted to make sure everyone was on her when she wore a purple and pink psychedelic ensemble. The Brazilian-born supermodel showcased a vibrant cropped jacket in faded hues of lilac, fuchsia, and blue, highlighting her toned midriff.

Nicole Richie was seen on Saturday afternoon with her beloved German Shepherds while going for a walk in Los Angeles. Despite her petite 5foot1 inch frame, the 40-year-old socialite elicitantly manned her two dogs' leashes as they began on the gravel trail. She was outing after being involved in the development of a fashion-centric streaming show's third season, which premiered last month.

Ibiza is a haven for the famous, with Poppy Delevigne's 30th birthday party held in a rented villa, Calvin Harris and Vick Hope arriving and Millie Mackintosh enjoying a yoga retreat on the island. Wellness visitors are expected to spend £3,000 on a week of sobriety rather than pouring down cocktails as in the old days, although wealthy visitors can spend £5,000 at a trendy restaurant. How different from the 1930s, when living on the 'impressive white island' was eerily quiet long before the hippies arrived and blazed a trail for the Instagram generation.

Chiara Ferragni, an Italian model and businesswoman, is going to battle with Giorgia Meloni's party for the right to abortion ahead of Italy's impending referendum on September 25. Although national policy encourages medical abortions in Italy to be carried out up to nine weeks into pregnancy, the Marche region, which is run by the Brothers of Italy, limits abortions to seven weeks. Meloni traveled to the area on Tuesday to raise her election campaign ahead of the national election.