Blumarine is a fashion house specializing in ready to wear women apparel from Italy, started by Anna Molinari and her husband, Gianpaolo Tarabini in 1977. Blumarine remains family business with their son, Gianguido Tarabini became the CEO for Blufin SpA, the holding company of Blumarine, Anna Molinari remains the lead designer of the company, and their daughter, Rossella Tarabini, designs for the Anna Molinari brand.

Blumarine has branches out to many countries, with over 1000 retail outlets and $154 million of profits in 2007. Under Blufin SpA, Blumarine expands its collections and labels to children wear, bridal, eyewear, handbags, shoes, lingerie and beach wear, and also home décor. Blumarine's sibling brands in the group are Miss Blumarine, Blugirl, Blumarine Baby, and Anna Molinari.

Blumarine style can be described as feminine and Italian. Blumarine collections usually have many sequins and prints in the design, including its most renowned leopard-rose print.

Blumarine is the main brand for the company. Aside from selling ready-to-wear fashion for men and women, Blumarine also sells bridal gowns, eyewear, handbags, shoes, underwear, and home décor.

Blugirl is Blumarine’s line for teenage girls’ wear.

Miss Blumarine is the line for children wear, for girls around 8 – 14 years old.

Blumarine Baby is Blumarine’s brand for baby apparel.

Anna Molinari is the luxury brand for Blumarine.

Anna Molinari remains the lead designer for this brand until now. She has received many awards in design, including Isimbardi Fashion Award in 2001, and La Kore Fashion Oscar in 2003.

Rossella Tarabini, her daughter, designs for the Anna Molinari brand.