What is your plan for the long weekend? If you do not have any, an Italian model and TV presenter known as Maria Rosaria Rizzo aka La Coquette Italienne just recommend us and gave a preview for the inside of Villa Idanna Bali by Alila Manggis. The villa is designed by Idanna Pucci who is the journalist, writer, director and niece of the well-known Tuscan couturier Emilio Pucci and used to be frequented by artists and writers seeking for the inspiration and the peace into the nature beauty. The place is now available for everybody and offers simplicity and taste. There is always a staff of four people who ready to take care of the guests, but respecting their privacy, transformed it into a dream between interior peace and luxury, without pomps and ostentation, but sober and elegant. Villa Idanna also stands on a promontory which is dominating a charming landscape that, a rice terrace after the other and dense jungles which surround its hills, reaches the 3.000 meters of the peak of the sacred Agung volcano. For more information about Villa Idanna Bali by Alila Manggis, feel free to visit their official here.
Maria Rosaria Rizzo aka La Coquette Italienne is an Italian model and TV presenter, with an unbridled passion for fashion since childhood, and with a creative mind that after graduating in Biotechnology, feels the need to express her multifaceted personality through her different talents. In 2013 she moved to Paris, and she launched her fashion blog “La Coquette Italienne”, which reinterprets the good taste with a chic and feminine Italian style and a French contamination. Her love for Paris can be seen from every single post and image, which are inspired by the warm colors of Montmartre, the Parisian luxury of the great French courts, and the Paris linked to the cinema. The blog has quickly grown in scope and popularity, so she decided to follow her heart and to devote full time to it. Her dream is to travel around the world, looking for anything that is tied with her idea of luxury and elegance in every place! The little owl was chosen as the logo of her project, not not rendomly. It is ironic about the side “coquettish” of her personality and also it is a small good luck charm.