Chicca Lauldi’s collection of beautiful nudes were a play on texture with silk and fur being the most predominant. Moving into fitted black dresses was smart, but a little more innovation could have been seen.
Mauro Gasperi’s line of stark hard womenswear followed the bodycon hourglass situation we have been seeing pop up all over the catwalks. The knitwear pieces had enough structure to make them polished and grown-up which seems important come fall.
Cristiano Burani closed the show with a strong group of separates. Skinny wool trousers in a chic pumpkin color paired with leather tops. Sheer slip dresses with leather undies, Floor skimming evening gowns that the light passes through as the models glided down the catwalk.
The future of Italian fashion looks bright.
- Lynn Furge
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