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"[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115714865fc970b-pi.jpg)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115713fb9db970b-pi.jpg)\n\nCoolest space of the week\u2014the Villa Necchi Campiglio, a 1930s modernist mansion taken over by Tod's for its presentation. Owned by the Necchi family (which made its fortune in the metal industry), and designed by architect Piero Portaluppi, the villa was donated to the city and is now a museum. Check out the pool (Milan's first, completed in 1935) and the immaculately preserved interior, from its floor-to-ceiling armoires to its marble door stops. And, oh yeah, don't forget Tod's pretty-much-perfect boat shoes, sneakers, and moccasins.\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115704aa042970c-pi.jpg)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115704aa5fd970c-pi.png)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115704aa637970c-pi.png)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115713fc03e970b-pi.png)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115704bbd56970c-pi.png)\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.gq.com/images/.a/6a00d8341cc8d453ef0115704aa175970c-pi.jpg)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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