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Lina Sotis 2.0, the new Bon Ton becomes more democratic and more sober: no selfies or mobile phones on the table

The new etiquette of Sotis, the queen of bon ton, is more popular and less elite: more than elegance, it aims at good manners. She who knows if it will work but the attempt deserves an applause with a smile and a little levity

Lina Sotis 2.0, the new Bon Ton becomes more democratic and more sober: no selfies or mobile phones on the table

Lina Sotis, the queen of good tone who in the 80s with his books and his articles on Corriere della Sera he taught the nouveau riche how to become elegant, now he changes music and his etiquette becomes polite and light, less elite and more democratic but no less intriguing for this. This is what emerges from his new book, “The new Bon Ton” published by Baldini + Castoldi from today in the library. Lina Sotis 2.0's Bon Ton is yes light but more ethical and aims not so much at making people more elegant but more educated and more sober. No selfies and no mobile phones on the tables are the rules that are the most popular in the new course, but also no gray evening suits for men and no bare feet for women. Frivolities? Maybe but also simple good taste. Will Sotis really be able to make Italian men and women more educated? Maybe. It is a bet to be taken lightly and with a smile. But just trying deserves applause.

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