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The guides<\/strong> at the Palais des Nations are the first point of contact for the thousands of people who visit the UN in Geneva each year. Since 1952<\/strong>, when guided tours of the UN headquarters began, their outfits have been entrusted to well-known designers. Edith Head, Benetton and Elie Tahari have dressed these guides.<\/p>\n The United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG<\/strong>) has unveiled new uniforms for its guides, FashionNetwork reported on 6 November 2026. The project brings together the Pistoletto Cittadellarte Foundation<\/strong> and the Permanent Mission of Italy. It is part of the 70th anniversary of this mission to the UN in Geneva.<\/p>\n Entitled \u201cDressing The Values\u201d, the project reflects three UN values: dialogue, inclusion and ecological transition<\/strong>. Fashion designer Tiziano Guardini<\/strong> created the collection. It is the first UN uniform to be fully circular and traceable<\/strong>, in line with the sustainable Slow Fiber supply chain.<\/p>\n Production brings together Italian textile companies. Filatura Di.V\u00e8 supplied the virgin wool, and Achille Pinto handled the weaving. The Pattern group carried out cutting and tailoring.<\/p>\nThe key points<\/h3>\n
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