Fashion in 3D

This spring will have a three-dimensional, material touch. Concrete and eye-catching details that tell of the desire to amaze with lightness, resourcefulness and vanity.
Crop tops, so to speak short tops that stop at the navel, reign supreme on catwalks and in the streets all over the world; symbol of a free generation, which has been fishing since the 90s and early 2000s, which believes in body positivity and free wearing. Flowers, petals, ruffles, metal inserts, an eccentric, romantic but futuristic aesthetic, where clothes and accessories often express messages linked to sustainability, thanks to the use of synthetic leather, recycled metals and new fibers developed from coffee grounds or orange peel.
Another material detail are the large balloon sleeves, voluminous and almost bulky; cut or applied they recall fairy wings and fantastic worlds, accompanied by severe suits and dark colors they recall an 80s aesthetic and woman power.
Finally, the timeless lace, the bold transparent plastic inserts and the large flowers applied to the lapels of shirts or trench coats suggest a subtle desire to amaze and experiment.


Elisa d'Adamo
NP April 2024