Drone Show for Bulgari Hotel Rome with Zendaya

A spectacular show of 200 drones lit up the Roman night on Largo Augusto Imperatore, paying tribute to the capital and the Tomb of Augustus, the funerary monument in the center of the famous square for the opening of the Bulgari Hotel Roma, led by the beautiful Zendaya at the reception party I saw many famous personalities. Dressed in a black Valentino Haute Couture trouser suit, jewelry and a Roman Mason watch, the gorgeous actress cut the ribbon with Bulgari CEO Jean-Christophe Babin, Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, Councilor for Major Events. Sport, tourism and fashion Alessandro Onorato, Indian actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Bulgari Group Executive Vice President Silvio Ursini, General Manager of the new Roman Hotel Vincenzo Falcone.

The hotel consists of 114 rooms, a cluster of 300 sq. Resorts around the world. The architect Gennaro Farina, of Rome’s Studio Polis, oversaw the building’s restoration works, designed and supervised the decorations, and was also involved in the urban planning.

The party is attended by six hundred guests, including Anna Foglieta, Alessandro Gassman, Miriam Leone, Christiana Capotondi, Adele Exarchopoulos, Emilia Schule. Live music was performed by the band The Sheiks. On display are some of the maison’s older pieces including a 1962 platinum, emerald and diamond necklace that belonged to Elizabeth Taylor. At the entrance, sits a statue of Augustus as Jupiter, an original Roman sculpture in Pentelic marble from the Villa Mattei al Cellio. A five-year exhibition in the vestibule of five works from the Torlonia collection, most recently restored by the Torlonia Foundation with a contribution from Bulgari, aims to restore representative images of the Augustan dream.

“This hotel,” said Babin, “is not only a new gem for the Eternal City, but a new monument to Rome, setting a new world standard by combining the pinnacle of hospitality and gastronomy. Also offers to the public a cultural center dedicated to Roman art and architecture, with unique works from the Torlonia collection such as the statue of Emperor Augustus welcoming guests in the vestibule”.