Rebecca Baglini is one of the first stylist who moved in within the world of celebrities and distanced herself from the figure of the stylist only seen for editorials. 

Graduated in Literature and Philosophy and with a master's degree in Fashion Styling, she starts her career as Madonna's costume assistant. 

From there, she slowly understood the importance of a perfect look for celebrities and the worth of a good message behind it. 

With Dargen D'amico she chooses from the very first evening a nice look full of meaning : a smoking whose headdress is covered with small Teddy Bears, a clear inspiration from the headdress designed by Moschino in 1988, symbol of children lost in the sea. 

Ricchi e Poveri become bearers of another great message : wrapped in a giant red ribbon from Vivetta, the meaning is that they are the great gift : the history of Italian music. 

When dressing Negramaro, she chooses simpler looks, usually black, like Giorgio Armani's  in the final, creating a connection between them that immediately allow us to see them as a single entity. 

We therefore understood that for Rebecca Baglini the core thing is the message, as herself stated : 

"Everything appears flat and meaningless without a message behind".