PROJECT
ALWAYSUPPORTALENT
BERLIN
FASHION
WEEK 26
THE DESIGNER
At Berlin Fashion Week
the Designer will presents her new collection
ANTONIO DEI ROSSI
BFW 26
KIMONO Collection
Antonio dei Rossi’s eclecticism and versatility enable him to create capsule collections that are very different from one another yet united by the designer’s distinctive stylistic signature.
The garment, which in his work usually follows or accompanies the jewellery, takes centre stage in this instance.
Drawing on references and allusions to oriental attire, Antonio dei Rossi’s Kimonos embody Japanese philosophy in their craftsmanship and timelessness; entirely hand-sewn, they spring from a rational approach to structural synthesis, the kimonos become silk canvases upon which the designer paints flowers and insects using a hyperrealistic technique; these are meticulous decorations, sometimes marginal or internal, as the preciousness of the work must be intimate, whispered, enjoyed in its possession and not necessarily in its display.
The jewellery featuring glass murrine, an artistic hallmark of the designer/master glassmaker, accompanies the garment discreetly, creating visual continuity and serving as a bridge between different arts and languages.
The jewellery features, in the precious figurative murrine set within it, the motifs of the painted decoration on the kimonos.
Conceived as unique pieces in their own right, the single earrings are minimalist wearable sculptures which, together with the garment, complete the exploration of the relationship between the arts and craftsmanship, through history, tradition, creativity and mastery.
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CAMILLA HO
LUCA GIANNOLA
BFW 26
SCULPTURE Prêt a Porter 14
The new capsule collection continues to evolve, embracing contemporary forms and trends. The line features cleaner, more geometric silhouettes, with fabrics that have a rustic appearance and a crisp texture, further bringing that original concept of sophisticated and elegant design into everyday life – not just for special occasions, but for professional settings, work and practicality. This does not mean that the shapes do not follow the usual soft, rounded lines; the concept remains true to what it has always been: essential, clean sculpture in the elliptical sleeves, balloon trousers and statement collars,
Damask jackets with an upholstery effect and shirts with loose, comfortable silhouettes continue to evoke the macro-sculpture effect, with the use of a less pronounced yet ever-present pleating.
The classic ‘Sculpture’ evening gown in moulage is not missing,
but even here, the daring use of black micro-sequins is combined and veiled by wide-weave linen gauze, which takes centre stage in the design, toning down the couture feel and making it suitable for a contemporary femininity.
MEAORNAMENTA
BFW 26
JEWELLERY Collection
By Antonella Stanzione
