Gucci designer Alessandro Michele leads the Milan fashion pack
- 9 years ago
Alessandro Michele’s second major Gucci womenswear collection was the most high-stakes show on the Milan fashion schedule.
In his feminine and romantic collection, the designer explored everything from the Seventies to English prints and exotic gardens. His delicate outfits displayed a rich variety of textiles, from 18th century brocades to metallic leathers and floral chiffons, in a collection that confirmed that for one more season at least Michele is the leader of the Milan fashion pack.
Chaotically elegant is how Roberto Rimondi described the spring collection he designed with Tommaso Aquilano for the Fay brand, part of the the Tod’s luxury goods group.
“Fashion today has to be very eclectic, diverse. We are no longer talking about seasons. In a way we now need clothes that can be used both for the autumn-winter season and the spring-summer season,” said Aquilano.
The designer duo went for a Seventies style with colourful patterned prints and rich embroidery in short sk
In his feminine and romantic collection, the designer explored everything from the Seventies to English prints and exotic gardens. His delicate outfits displayed a rich variety of textiles, from 18th century brocades to metallic leathers and floral chiffons, in a collection that confirmed that for one more season at least Michele is the leader of the Milan fashion pack.
Chaotically elegant is how Roberto Rimondi described the spring collection he designed with Tommaso Aquilano for the Fay brand, part of the the Tod’s luxury goods group.
“Fashion today has to be very eclectic, diverse. We are no longer talking about seasons. In a way we now need clothes that can be used both for the autumn-winter season and the spring-summer season,” said Aquilano.
The designer duo went for a Seventies style with colourful patterned prints and rich embroidery in short sk