The gala evening of the second edition of Celebrity Fight Night Italy took place On September 13th at Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. It was the final event of 4 days of celebration in Italy for more than hundred donors and big international celebrities landed in Italy on Sept. 10 on a private flight from New York.
Like last edition the historic philanthropic event, was in favour of the Andrea Bocelli Foundation and the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center.
Veronica Bocelli, host of the night, chose Tearose for the flower arrangements of the evening. Alessandra Rovati Vitali, welcomed the project of CFN Italy with great interest, proud to celebrate this event through the brand’s Italian style and strong international influences. Tearose, attentive to solidarity initiatives, has provided its design factory and the entire Teamrose to fully support the project.
The challenge for the Teamrose was to find a creative outline that could praise, with elegance, the magnificent hall of the Salone del Cinquecento.
The team created a pure white centerpiece with geometric lines inspired by the classical period: Doric and Ionic capitals with 120 lilies, tied philologically to the city of Florence, able to communicate silently with the aesthetics of the Renaissance hall.
Each centrepiece hid a dim led light that created a natural lighting point on the table.
Tearose has been able to create a chic and multisensory experience through its historical classiness and elegance.
Sharon Stone was the godmother of the evening, when she arrived at 9:00 p.m at the Palazzo Vecchio, she was commended in a blaze of crowd from the Loggia dei Lanzi and Piazza della Signoria. She initiated the charity auction: among the most prized lots, a dinner with John Travolta batting for 150 thousand dollars, a statue depicting Andrea Bocelli, batting for 700 thousand dollars, a holiday to the British Virgin Islands, a stay in the castle of Windsor and the backstage of a concert by Tony Bennett.
More than 370 guests and celebrities were invited to the evening. The central table of the gala dinner, number 16, gathered stars, sponsors, partners and celebrities and of course the designers of the two fashion houses that organized the evening Stefano Ricci and Ermanno Scervino.
Alessandra Rovati, art director and founder of the brand Tearose was a guest of the honour table of the evening, table 16. She was sitting alongside Bruce Singer, Claudia Ricci, Marco Murari, Bettina Duval, Nancy and Zubin Mehta, the president of Confindustria, Giorgio Squinzi and his wife Adriana, of course Veronica and Andrea Bocelli, the first lady Agnese Landini Renzi, Ermanno Scervino and ultimately the mayor Dario Nardella and his wife Clare.
Ended on Sunday, the event has raised more than $ 6 million for the children of Haiti.
You can follow a Television Special of the 5 days of the Celebrity Fight Night italy 2015, on Sky Uno Saturday, October 17 at 11:25 p.m.

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