For Bianca Brandolini, that place is Rio de Janeiro. Known for her effortless elegance, elevated taste in fashion, and deep familial ties to Rio, Bianca is drawn to the city’s vibrant pulse, breathtaking landscapes, and the undeniable energy that fills every corner of this Brazilian paradise. It's no wonder she partnered with us on a limited edition collection. Read on for a taste of Bianca’s Rio, her home away from home; a city of favorite beaches, cultural gems, and hidden spots— where natural beauty meets an ongoing lively agenda.

Travel to Rio de Janeiro, and you’ll find that its beaches are more than just stretches of sand—they’re gathering places, slices of culture, and perfect retreats for the free-spirited. Favorite beaches that Bianca Brandolini loves reflect both the serene and the lively sides of Rio:

• Arpoador Beach - Nestled between Ipanema and Copacabana, Arpoador offers stunning views, especially at sunset. Known for its famous rock that stretches into the sea, it’s a perfect spot to soak in the scenery.

• Pepino Beach - Less crowded and tucked away from the bustling city center, Pepino Beach is an oasis that combines natural beauty with a laid-back vibe.

• Posto 6 - Located at the edge of Copacabana, Posto 6 has an authentic local charm. It’s a lively area, filled with beachgoers, vendors, and musicians—a great place to feel the vibrant energy of Rio.

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From the peaks of mountains to lively samba-filled streets, Rio is a city that calls for adventure. If you want to travel to Rio de Janeiro, Bianca Brandolini’s must-do activities offer a perfect balance of culture, nature, and local flavor:

• Hiking at Parque Lage - Start your day with a refreshing hike through Parque Lage, a lush oasis at the foot of Corcovado Mountain. It’s a blend of natural beauty and history, with scenic trails that lead to breathtaking views of the city.

• Christ the Redeemer - No trip to Rio would be complete without visiting this iconic landmark. Christ the Redeemer offers sweeping views of the entire city, a moment to reflect, and a chance to experience one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

• Samba at Sapucaí - When the sun goes down, head to Sapucaí, where locals gather to dance, connect, and celebrate life. It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in the true spirit of Rio through samba and music.

Outfits For a Rio Adventure

The world is full of stunning places, each carrying its own unique significance. For Bianca Brandolini, Rio de Janeiro feels like home. For more guides, find out what to do in La Jolla through the eyes of our founder’s daughter, Sofia Burity.