La Camicia

FLORENCE, 1475.

When the celebrated artist Sandro Botticelli is commissioned to paint the most beautiful woman in Florence, he expects another portrait, another patron, another work destined for a noble household.

Instead, he finds Simonetta Vespucci.

Admired by poets, envied by noblewomen, and trapped within a marriage governed by duty and reputation, Simonetta lives beneath the constant gaze of a city that has made her an icon. When her husband is imprisoned in Rome, the distance between obligation and desire begins to narrow.

What begins in the artist's studio soon becomes a dangerous affair hidden behind locked doors, whispered lies, and stolen hours. Yet Florence is a city that feeds on secrets, and powerful families have long memories.

As suspicion spreads and old rivalries sharpen, a love that once seemed impossible becomes increasingly perilous. What started as a hidden romance threatens reputations, alliances, and lives, drawing everyone around them into its consequences.

In a world where beauty inspires devotion and scandal invites ruin, Sandro and Simonetta must decide how much they are willing to risk for one another-and whether love can survive when secrecy turns deadly.

Some loves are written in time.