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Taste Of Runway Website Analysis
Taste of runway: Anna Marconi

Text by Elli Argyridou

Anna Marconi talks to Elli Argyridou. Anna is a fashion designer and blogger, and the founder and creative director of ‘Taste of Runway’ (www.tasteofrunway.com) Taste of runway is an innovative website that combines fashion and food: Anna’s two main passions. Over a Skype conversation Anna explains how she came up with the idea of her website and she talks about her main inspirations, her career and her collaboration with ‘Miele’.

ELLI ARGYRIDOU: You have studied fashion design at istituto marangoni Milan and afterwards you’ve worked for Tom Ford and Jil Sander. How was your experience working for them?
ANNA MARCONI: Yes, that’s right (I’ve studied fashion design at istituto marangoni Milan) and right after my …show more content…
AM: Yes I do cook all the recipes. I do everything by myself.

EA: What cuisine is your favorite?
AM: The Italian of course and then the Asiatic one (Chinese food, Japanese food, Thai and Vietnamese)

EA: In 2015 you came up with a new column in your website ‘tasteofpeople’ how the idea to interview people and get inspired from them come up? How it developed can you please describe me a bit the whole process like how it happens every time, how you choose the person to interview.
AM: So basically people were always asking me, ‘when are you gonna cook for us’? And this is how the idea of the column ‘people’ came up. I invited some friends at home and people of the fashion, music and design industry. I cooked for them and then I though ‘why don’t I create a new column on the blog where I will be doing the same thing?’ and that was it.

EA: If you had the chance to create a recipe inspired by yourself. What would it be?
AM: I think I would like to be a tasty plate of spaghetti. I love them!

EA: There is also a ‘lifestyle’ column on your website. What do you mainly post on that column? Are there things about your
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