To approach 2025 with the right step requires little, as some customs, not only Italian, suggest. If fireworks, first used around the 17th century, are a good practice among those who want to chase away evil spirits, moistening one's fingers with sparkling wine before midnight also seems to bring good luck. On one condition: the bottle must be uncorked with a loud bang so that the drops splash everywhere and evil souls are driven away by the loud noise. It is also auspicious to kiss under the mistletoe, whose leaves symbolise fertility, vitality and protection, and to light candles just before the stroke of midnight. Their fire, a symbol of purification and renewal, drives away negativity and bad luck. Beware, however, of their colour: white and red are preferable if love is desired, while green promises increased wealth. Money is also in abundance by indulging in a plate of lentils or peeling pomegranates, emblems of economic well-being as well as longevity and fertility. Eating its grains is tantamount to summoning good fortune, urged to knock on one's door even by throwing away old or unused objects and wearing strictly red underwear. Since Ancient Roman times, vermilion, associated with power, health and fertility, has in fact been considered a good luck charm. To ingratiate oneself with Lady Luck, it is therefore better not to take risks and to choose "red" underwear. And if red is evocative of one of the most famous wines in the world - "Barolo" - success is guaranteed. Boglietti is well aware of this, and for its women's underwear lines it relies precisely on this shade combined with intriguing lace effects.

Elegant but also seductive, lace is the detail to show off in party looks to leave a mark. Underwear, too, conforms to this rule by unleashing knits that, for the refinement of the inserts and the refinement of the details, deserve to come out into the open. The wool and silk proposals of the "Anita", "Asia" and "Ada" collections by Boglietti, for example, are perfect as under-jackets to be matched with rigorous black trousers or satin long skirts for festive evenings. Also intriguing are the transparencies reserved for the back of "Althea", strictly total black, and the sophisticated inserts on the neckline of "Amanda" and "Star".