what about these ones?

With a more classic colour and textures combination you find those.
Camel and black as a base plus ribbons and straps... all tied up!


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such stylish shoes!

WOW

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They are not just shoes...

They are sculptures!


"It's primitive, going back to what counts." said Miuccia with regard to her collection.
But I believe it's more about really good taste and a perfect mix of materials and shapes.
Awesome!


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without a trace
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even when you accessorize yourself

a palette of flesh colours and nudes, with a dash of Eighties,
relaxed and very sexy.



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feeling flesh

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luxury crumpled

Keeping on this key colour direction we find a weightless feel.
Ribbon-tie clothes slipping off in an accidentally-on-purpose fashion
underpin a rustic mood of quiet luxury.
Don't miss any detail!


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flesh tones

looking towards summer 2009 and its make up palette

Flesh and oyster neutrals set up as a core shade on next season's card.

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less folky but...

+ in the Halloween direction...

Flesh coloured fabrics embellished with crystals from an apocalyptic & futuristic spring collection.

Natural elements got out of land art.

Drama content for this 1st November 2008.

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folky Halloween

Metal discs, tassels and...bones!
The catwalks' contribution to this special night.
Happy Halloween!


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fringes

multicoloured blocked patterns, tied close to the neck...

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rustic leather...

hard cases, soft coin puch shapes, hip-length straps and...colours!

that's a small selection of bags for a folky time.

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unashamedly opulent

Pattern inspired by Eastern European textiles, cross-stitch embroidery, metal discs and tassels with beading as both trims, panelling and all-over decoration. Fur-heavy outerwear added to the hippy-deluxe vibe, stone embroidery and marabou.

A bohemian vision of luxury, looking back to the 20s and 70s, as well as today's rock 'n' roll vibe.
That was what Frida Giannini opted for this winter.

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Folky time

Trend and tradition converge to show that past is never dead.
A play on contrasts and overlapping. A folk setting featuring prints and embroidery.

Fur or leather waistcoats worn over loose, flowing dresses.

Burgundy, turquose, emerald green and black for prints and details.

Crochet, velvet ribbons and borders, pompons or fringing...

all portray the gypsy spirit.

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