Tina Sondergaard’s dress shop was filled with classic 1950 styled dresses all handmade by the designer, who also runs the shop. Many of the dresses are one of a kind. I loved all the bold graphics and gorgeous patterns, but had such limited time that I just I couldn’t make up my mind on a daring design.

So I instead went with the sure thing– a black, very Audrey Hepburnesque dress that will never go out of style. Also of note: cute tunics in lustrous fabrics and handbags. I also adored the cute retro inspired handbags. Back home in Manhattan, my dress is perfect for strolling down Fifth Avenue.

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In her small shop in Monti, Danish-born Tina Sondergaard whips up sublime custom-made dresses with a 1950s vibe. You can pick from luxe fabrics with bold graphics to jewel-colored shantung, and buy the perfect party dress either off the rack or tailored just for you.

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Tina Sondergaard, Via del Boschetto 1/D: The clothes at this tiny shop, all designed by Danish import Sondergaard (above), are hand-stitched and top-quality. The fabrics come from just outside Florence.

Along with her whimsical-but-classy pieces, Sondergaard will create items by request—she’s made everything from costumes to wedding dresses in the past. But even her bespoke work won’t break the bank: She recently custom-made a cocktail dress for €200

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Tina Sondergaard, Via del Boschetto 1/D, The clothes at this tiny shop, all designed by Danish import Sondergaard (above), are hand-stitched and top-quality. The fabrics come from just outside Florence. Along with her whimsical-but-classy pieces, Sondergaard will create items by request—she’s made everything from costumes to wedding dresses in the past. But even her bespoke work won’t break the bank.

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While walking through the alleys of the Monti district, a short distance from Termini station, it is natural to look away from your smartphone to be captivated by dozens of trendy shop windows. Like the models that evoke the 1950s by Tina Sondergaard, whom she loves to contaminate the lines of the past with eccentric geometric patterns. [in Italian]

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When they ask me: “Laura, where would you advise me to buy an artisanal wedding dress?” I name her: Tina Sondergaard. Danish designer transplanted to Rome, Tina designs above all handmade dresses, skirts and overcoats perfect for formal moments for which you don’t need to have a plaster look. She takes care of details, research fabrics that are 90% Italian and never synthetic. Tina’s models look good on many, if not everyone. [in Italian]

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The shops in Monti are not big name stores, such as Prada and Gucci, but rather independent boutiques and artisanal shops. Tina Sondergaard is a fashion boutique where the pieces are of original designs and are not sold anywhere else.

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Sublimely cut and whimsically retro-eque, Tina Sondergaard’s handmade threads for women are a hit with fashion cognoscenti, including Italian rockstar Carmen Consoli and the city’s theatre and TV crowd. 

Styles change by the week rather than the season, femininity is the leitmotif, and you can have adjustments made (included in the price). Everything is remarkably well priced considering the quality of the fabrics and workmanship.

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Fifteen years ago, the Danish designer opened her self-named boutique, having fallen in love with Monti’s indie spirit. Her vintage style dresses inspired by the 1950s are objects of worship by trendsetters. The hallmark of her styles, which change weekly, is femininity. You can buy them directly in the shop or have them custom-made.

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Once you enter into Tina’s boutique, you will be greeted with a range of styles and prints to choose from, where no piece could be labeled as “boring”. Once an item is chosen, each customer is measured so that the piece is specifically made for her, and not the other way around.

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Dreaming of a 1950s Vacanze Romane dress? Tina Sondergaard is the boutique where you can find them and customize them as you wish.

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Tina Sondergaard’s is a fascinating and romantic story, just like the clothes she creates, made to enhance beauty of women and adapt to their bodies with multiple shapes. “I am self-taught, I first started by designing and then going to the Paris markets, where I bought old Dior and Chanel suits and took them apart to make them again, and when you open a 1950s dress you find a world inside”. [in Italian]

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In the heart of Rome there is a precious corner, where the 50s come to life every day, made to measure, with a snap of fingers thanks to Tina Sondergaard, designer of Danish origins but Roman by adoption, who recreates the charm of fabulous ‘fifties’ has done its mission. [in Italian]

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A Danish expat and longtime Rome resident, designer Tina Sondergaard’s eponymous store features her whimsical, handcrafted garments and will make you your own custom garment by commission.

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